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GENERAL HUTTON’S VIEWS,

Difficulties of the Boer Campaign

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evening last General Hutton said: “It

was my lot to have seen two Campaigns in South Africa, including the campaign against the Boers 1n 1882,

“Tt was also, I was going to say, my privilece—it was certainly not my plea-| to have been at Pretoria at the

present convention was niade h refore know the IT leaders, and | (I may say almost j h Africa and Trans- | d therefore fecognize, perhaps arly than many, the very great ies and dangers which cur Con- | imperial! troops in South |

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are exposed to you that the war is not a succes There are fluctua »*bs and flows to the|

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pared not for continuous successes, but

land regiments. They are in good company, gentlemen, and I have not the slightest hesitation in assuring you that they will be equal to any emer- gency.

“At my inspection of the regiment at Quebec, on October 30, nothing im- pressed me so much as their efficiency. Their physique was excellent, their steadiness on parade as soldiers reflect- ed well on the training they had receiv- ed, what struck me most and appealed to my instinct as a soldier was that there was not a man there who did not understand and apprciate the responsibility which rests on his shoulders, and which he had voluntari- ly assumed- Each individual man in that regiment was a representative of the Canadian idea of the unity of the empire r

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Volunteering.

Gen. Sir Redvers Buller, commander of the British forces in South Africa, who is now at Frere, Natal, is encourag-

ing volunteering throughout Cape Colony. Besides the South African and Bradout horse, each 800 strong,

the Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Miten- paga, Grahamstown, King Williams- town and Worcester volunteers and the Cape Mounted Rifles, now in the field, a large number of men are offering themselves as recruits.

It was reported that at a mecting in the Boer camps, the Free State Boers protested that it was a waste to con— tinue the siege, and expressed a desire to return to defend their homes,

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The report that the Boers have re tired from Weenan indicates that the development of General Buller’s plans is having its effect. Lying to the east of the railway a force at Weenen could threaten the line ‘ot British com- munication both at Estcourt and Wes-

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Africa.

fon, It was a good pe sition to hold and a bad one to abandon. ‘That it has been abandoned indicates either

that the Boers are preparing to retire from Natal, or that they find it neces sary to concentrate all their forces to the defence of their Tugela river lincs which the British are preparing to at In either case they are on the defensive, which is a position that in their experience not promise much. ‘The Natal outlook is certainly

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The Dutch Ambition

Baron Loch, former Governor of Cape Colony and British Commission- er for South Africa, lecturing in Lon- don a few days ago related some of his experiences with President Kruger. He said the remarks of the Transvaa: President years ago showed that he con templated just the state of affairs which has now arisen. Mr. Kruger even ex- pressed a desire to have a seaport, and said the Transvaal hoped to have a navy some day. The Times, comment ing upon Lord Loch’s reminiscences, says that they prove up {to the hilt the Dutch ambition for Duteh supremacy in South Africa.

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Lonpow, Dec. 10.—‘fhe Government has decided to despatch to South Africa et the earliest possible momenta cavalry brigade of about 4,008 men.

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