The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-28

tskin,r tho principles ~ the british con I
s,i.nt,on Lad an opportunity tosarrS thrii ,
mi ~ he ex lent az their glorious l"'~si-
h,liti..,. Ia A new land Mncre 40 oil Is'.HVS
n, ,.-t..i ,ntrrcsis stood Ia the WAY. Inc
pr,,i.h cons- tuition Il thc model and
o,,',in ~ from which an existing frrr rNnstt-
tn,,nn- were made. and the American con
s,i,ntlon i simply the British constitution
~.th .no,lr~ hy mobility n.i the eHt-tn-
4 I'M .harch l.ft out. The EngIish com
Man law Is ours. blackstone j. our law
st,,d,. ~ first text hook. Chitty' >plsadinsts
AZ ..o,a from Bunker Hill 20 the head
waters IL Nayhsck and oar sheriff SUI
onp,.. the corrt with the Norman rrnSn
cry ~ "C,s., O,exf' though am sorry
10 add that he sounds 4 ~, ye~' anu
don't auow what il means. li.aughterl
IL ccnclrling this brief lntrodnH"n
t,Au,-hi.rl must express ray lrm cpnvie.
lion t,.. 1 b!no.s i shic~cr t..An water. anu h
Tint tie two t'vAs Aa.lnrns> ~ thv f.''s''nn
s,.skih race are tyr4u:.sin.S ler'g ifieuNs
.,tr, JAM. a.,.. VIII. d MY nope THAI n1th- y
~. Il. .,,-yur II ..s,,i..r ans Nf tho ord am
n,...,. n, 4. ..4r, isrnrll. ana THAI long -
<ory tho close II tl.e Ecst century. rhrr
,.nu..sh viii sc thr :. rcca ~ some 5000 /
Csl ,~.uyle. tA.tsmill LA sseli perfect shion
:: hearts tl.t Entlani HAu the l;ised
-,.te. viii s.s;sunet. baud ia hand 70 fhe
r.pii civilization Of al the dark places of
t,ap earth IGseat aprlau~e.i = WAR Dc
tween these nations wauli hc chlaIl'yto
III mankind. the ilan who desires II y ~
heart demon Let rs strive rather 70 IN
cr,..,s.. their friendship and perpetuate Il
in their great example shall bring Ia the
.ine when
Cse'css- ,anc.,s into scyt,ses shall bend.
lni tie liu...i 4. clisn n a l'.o~a''afe ru';
wu.a wars snail cease and ancient frlld shall
fAii.
Returning justice lift aioft her scale.
reas. or Ito norlI NJ Give wand extend.
All white ros. 4 Innocence from E.Asra descend.
\ The uraccountabie silence 81 the daily
: pane1r. on bo&h sides ~ Tire Atlan'ir "A rc-
! C.rsi othi. S,weca jasiltit~ me N depart
inr from tile usuA. nodr>tyof the probes
4 sion. and as our British friends took II
4 cool naturally, TO no. know that ans
one else has any riEhttocvnplain. Among
the many Things said tilt escnn., was
v pxrtiSuiar,r struck hy this rvaarks uf an
Enr.ixhman lntely rvturnel from India
FAnciiul they may have i,Scn; novel and
interesting they cer.ainly we're.
America, A said he, is appointed for a
much higher and much nobler destiny
than Americans now su-;sect-to produce
the truly :, ritual Eian. The conditions
are all supple. and the work has begun
America Is % produce race in which the
body will be cultivated only because II Is
the temple u the soul aud the machine
through which mind j. manifested. just
now Americans tall Of their great material
pro.ress-railroasis and the like-that j.
4 mere nothing. We English can do the
"A n..< xx+.. Ln.rff-h al
a.. .ccsuse we are of the flesh. iie>hly. that
the Americans are soon 70 do-prodrce q
higher tyre Of humanity. type In which
the true 'Pzyche,' -oul and nerve. will pre-
dominate. and yet improve and glorif,
rather than weaken the Dr,iy.
III it were possible for tine Americans 4
avoid their mission the result would b
their destruction. They cannot afford 4
h Incorporate their climate and socii-
system will scourge them into the highe
life or on the fmce OF the earth. Ihei
present ideals are temporary: a grossi,
material people they cannot remain The.
arr set in their prysea, land 70 bring In ID
hi,<ser life. and ii they fail or refuse, thci
corruption and decay will be tenfold wors
than The worst that Is written Of Greek o
Roman Thousands Of years ago Indt
raised aud argued all the questions no,
d.-tractinz the wcst-thc origin Of man
his relations to the first cause. the nntur
and destiny 81 the Spll. India pushed IL
discussion tar beyond the point IL has nov
reached ia England. and decided, as som
Of ours have lately decided, that concern
ing Cod and his dealings with ma
/, nothing whatever can certainly be know
! Als.gie.. il - srgne these great question
once more and Tor tie last time, for y
- - ....I44f ~.
I thai viii fGily ss.si4fy the world.
J an. very mucu Obliged u this Bombs
gentlemen iur the brilliant destiny he III
named for MY country. bnt coris.I I he
agreeing will the neat speaker, from NJ
hournc. vino Thought that some thin.
would always reinain just lite beycr
Us, and infiEatsi THAT EnglisAnen WI
live lo~g in India 0ftcn get inoculat'
with old Ii,nh0u fanc.es. He was We
positive thai Australia was the land Of q
future. the true nome Of the soul, and rid
cuitd the current notion that the Engli
race will lose vigor there. why. the me
curry in our place has never been above
ia the shahcl' Canada did not put up
sneaker. or We should doubtless have hen
that 70 below zero j. only fine, braci
weather.
At the few social gatherings have
tended have been much amused at (
stiffness might say the grim rigidit J
which prevails before supper tthey g
~ diuncr). Every one seems 70 look AZ
or her vi~-ayis as II TO say: We'll, this
a go' suppose am invited here %
criticised But a. soon a. the proyisio
a,rlu sight there il line breaking out
gensality. Truly these English are just
trliie 'tcshIy.D as my Bombay friend p
"A Il. Certainly they are not 50 far ''psych
N cgizel" a. 10 ignore beef and beer.
a. J. II. BEADLE