THE Q N OF INTERVENTION.
NONE WILL BE. ACCEPTED.
PARIS, March 16. (Received March 16. at- 10.35 p.m.)
M. Delcasse, speaking in the Senate, said Lord Salisbury's reply to the Presidents' overtures precluded intervention. His speech at the UiildhaH declined beforehand either arbitration or conciliation.
LONDON, March 16.
(Received March 16, at 10.35 p.m.)
In the House of Commons. Mr Balfour said America, in response to requests from Presidents Steyn and Kruger, had offered Britain friendly aid in the interests of peace. Lord Salisbury, while thanking America for her friendship, intimated that there was no intention to accept intervention from any Power. This was received with prolonged Ministerial cheers.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11684, 17 March 1900, Page 7
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