FRANK TALK.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Gopyrlgit
London, Jan. 9; Mr Chamborlain, replying to tho Boer Conforenco address, said that ho would have beon hotter pioased to hoar, besides requests, some recognition of the Government's achievements on their bohalf. Let the Boers forgive their own people who surrendered and assisted Gireat Britain before talking of a general amnesty, about which tho Verocniging agreement was silont. Much had been done for the rebels outside what had been done under pressure, It would bo useless for exiles to return unless they accepted tho Vereeniging agreement. Burghers in Europe should prove their loyalty by ’’aocounting for the money they took tQ Europo. Mr Chamberlain concluded saying that ho firmly declined to re opon negotiations or go behind tho Vereeninging terms.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 715, 10 January 1903, Page 2
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125FRANK TALK. Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 715, 10 January 1903, Page 2
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