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BRITISH OFFICERS’ CRITICISMS.

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Wolseley Blamed—The Coming Men. |

A London correspondent recently interviewed an old officer having special knowledge of the war situation.

Blame for Lord Wolseley. |

“My name I cannot gis,” he said,

ly.

: “The mistake of the entire campaign |

so far has been that instead of sending

mounted men, the war office has sent |

out infantry.” | “Why ?” I asked.

“Because Lord Wolseley is a fad— | dist upon the subject of infantry. He has been in fault. When Canada of | tered much needed cavalry he replied, ‘We want infantry.’

“You have heard of certain jealous— ies the Natal local forees. ‘That is

the point. The jealousies of red tape ism are at the bottom of all the troubles.

“It consisted, first of all, in snub- bing of every colonial officer. I know them well, and colonials are the finest troops in the world, man for man, far better than the Boers.

Colonials Saved Dundee.

“Everyone knows that when the} English troops got out there the chiefs | of the local torces, who knew the country and the Boers method of fight- ing minutely, offered their services | spontaneously. They were all mounted men and would have been invaluable.

“What was the result ? General Bul- ler, - instance, would not have them | at all, and went so far as to say that | they were more trouble then they were worth.” |

“But,” said I, “some of them were | taken.”

“Yes” sai id the officer, ‘‘at first the | English would not have them at all, | then in order to calm the -colonial | feeling of indignation some five hun- | dred were embodied. ‘That was a sop | to the colonials, but yet the Imperial | Colonial Light Horse saved the battle | of Dundee. The regulars were retir— | , when the Light Horse, or irregulars | they are termed, rallied with the cry, ‘Boys, don't) let us have another} Majuba ! and Colonel Chisholm, ost his hfe fighting with them, such men.’

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own against General Cronje with a thousand: Boers. Cronje | attacks against these |

| 1 . Lice Bea } caetacned four thou-

force of S$1xX

rs, but had

sand of his forces and went to meet MI uen, with results of which we kr WwW only t LOO WE | ig ' ; Puts McDonald First. “Then.” I queried, “who do you} ke it would make good leaders to-day f all there are in the fire line ?” ‘‘“General Hector McDonald, the}

> . , - | elf-made man, the former draper frora | behind the counter, the man _ risen | from the ranks, the born fighter with a |

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| India instead.

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“General Mclonald, when the war broke out, went down to the War Of- fice four times, and upon his knees, so | to speak, begged for an appointment,

nut was refused, and shuffled off to He was one of those} men who had no aristocratic connec- |

“Now that they find they want men | they send out Macdorald.

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and pass a large part of their lives 2

upon Piccadilly are brave enough, if you like, but they are not of the con- stitution of the men required to fight upon the veldt.”

Praise for Baden-Powell.

Then Baden-Powell, because he .be-

lieves in irregulars and fights the Boers #%

with their own methods, a system which takes them entirely by surprise.

e is full of resource.

“General Sir Charles Warren, be- cause he was in charge of the Bechuana- land expedition. In that campaign he employed irregulars only, and the Boers had to give way. Sir Charles is a quarrelsome man, and hence not a favorite at the War Office, but he is a conscientious man,

Sir Fred Carrington Volunteered

“The third man rington. He was in command in! Basutoland. In the Basuto war I was as nearto him as I am to you now} when he was wounded.

“He knocked smoke out of the! Basutos, and the Basutos cameras: smoke out of the Boers.

“Carrington is another one of iiss! who applied to the War Office to be without avail. | He even offered to go out privately on | ‘the chance, but was stopped at the| | War Office.”

Pretoria to Delagoa Bay, where, it is!

Mr. Winston Churchiil’s escape from he has arrived safe, is an

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