Rensselaer Republican, Volume 26, Number 19, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 January 1894 — WAR IS ENEVITABLE [ARTICLE]

WAR IS ENEVITABLE

(Inlets the Thunderer is Very Much Mistaken, —— _ ■ • I The London Tinies, reviewing the general political situation, dwells upon the discord at home and says that circumstances throughout the world generally appear to favor the prevalence of peace and good will equally as little as in South America, where the political movement is conducted with the aid of shot and shell adding “while everwhere the great powers stand watching each other with incessant suspicion, straining their resources to the utmost in preparing for the anticipated action. Happily there is no immediate danger of war, but it is idle to deny that in many quarters and between manv~peo-' ple the tension is greater now than it was a few months ago.” The Times thenproceeds to urge that the safety of the empire demands urgent attention being paid to the defenses.