New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

part T.,
TIE Old narrow notion tnat american ;& h nd2G d IS
only IN evolution oi thnt Deemm On ,c ,orger and
r%c T,c5ii rs SS Wr arr M an nsh nation
in Language and a lnentos oi ,mr t 20 Inc hest
the British people. We are ,omp2;te OF t,e ,t
patOus II Europe the ineIltors OF me Wor ,i,,ry
G bHir a'3 th cpnr ecnn cnrc@i by hc jnis
prudence and spirit Of the Roman Empire ana Ni'I g
iy Christianity The American Commonwealth Is ihe
direct fruIt OF that great movement Of the human Hiid
in the sixteenth century consequent upon ne biPie
| schnlur, ami into the hands Of the people by PRINT
Ink. rhe child OF Parliamentary England and fed
c;al rcpnhlc republican Holland pJa system IS
| man wonders how can speak English VINE yet
possibly have been derived from monaclicai EnShhn
some modern Dutclmen also wonder Whence , our
ever who have studied the period Of Hollands history
i'm the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: ana VINO
| ,pocls e. ecs many mbanceS Of direct heredity
The New b.. slander. began their annual " Feast OF
starr century and quarter. they possess most
Of The field Of popular kno%eEe ana npp ,'a1p,i
The scotch. the German and even the irish VIII come
Truth wait, for " the eternal year. Of cog ar
Pilgrims VIII lose no lusie. The sun of truth will
ever reflect ,teadfa, radiaucc from Plymouth Rock,
| even while the sun shine, brightly Oh Ltydcl
and Bcshnven. Applaua'j
MANY INGREDIENTS IN THIS CAKE.
The American does but copy after the English III
being mixed race. Wen mixed IN origin was tht
|
| time what Infu,iOns Of Roman, saxon, Dane, Morse
| Norman Dutch French Irish SEQ ch and Welsh g
to make up the English people! The mixture Is one
which suggest, that standard dclcacy usually asso
a,hcd Indirectly by one Of Queen Vic.oras subjects.
whose tongue played alternately the game o dlut!0h
as ,rcr crew IN ibr Inirtd state, YES
| Immediately answered. lin The yards ot our DoaruHs
| houses" tLaughtcrJ J.,
4, in the cakc there many Ingredients, 80 IN
| III" British nation. The Immigrant, from the Tc'her-
nothing OF prm0rdial unite, of land and language, OF
| common Inheritance Of Tcutonc principle In the davs
| can ignore the mighty Influences OF Flanders ana
Femlng- the most TcutOnic Of the Ncthcranders ana
the various Dutch immierutOns into England Like
| liquid fermcn poured again ana aSall lnt, tc H.e
l-h mas wcr these repeated lmmlcratlons 2i , We
Dutch and their invucblc ideas. Eccnu>c. ~ IN th'
scripture parable. the lcaven was hid in the men' urcs
Of meal. historians who notice Only Tue material ana
None tho les was The English mas ica'enrd; n,o,
phenomenal 10 English historians. Wa the invasion Of
| mou.iton ntcrallv swarmcd into the town, of the
They hlcd up and lcavcncd nightly with their blood.
- no vcy ' F".,ndcrS comS The number Of souls
IN thi~ invasion by the Dutch was not les than
10000 These men developed The resources Of ear D.
II before. They laid the foundation Of Engl.nds man
doubled trlplcd and uuadripcd her inclrasc. Take
away nom England what the Netherlands first in7ro
W. d. not not ay that the Ensilh would not ultimately;
have invented thc-" things which tiry now 'iUW'
We only call attention TO the fact that mos, Of the
"l 81 III" I'm tcfr. Tn ,c. -
I,.om "' are @, ~ b"trg 0Iirn and intr dmctlon
WORK OF TIE HoLLAYDERS.
Read ,ho English books on agriculture on political
economy on industrial history. arl these facts become
patent. They mad" the eastern coun,ics Of England
almost another Holland. Not only Ike III" land Of
canal, and dyke, +, thi, English Holland In physical
-, ,.,,,t,o .,e, l.,vcpcd il viii, tlc,s
,' ''n ,I foi,., Con,n,n,,caltn and m,
' t', eo ~ ciri, R,y" been in Succession
ol i, ,m e'i1 ra,ctq3Gi,@. yoncoun'mt5 parsmca
ii;f 10 81 ~" cong et'lonal '"' tolMer ron NuI
% ,g , brong ' over b., That hccrorcatcaS com
pauy Of radical Iolc-i,nt,. bumped toecthe, by n.
sn''itt pelly uua"r III" nam" II Annlapil-tS. That
'iI'd 10 pi"lN'r ,"' PH'rEN, "l n'i'."'n', .NP
piur ,'l ,i ,', ,1 t,in, 80 s. .,il,it Kin
IlE"i 1I i ,, =" J PIt, ~, WV 81 ,l,t ~"
| Mi aloni ti.-c m represented men. whom modern
! rft. ~ r"'r in ti. person W church historian,
. ln'' ~, ~. n,iH 'n',,', ~ , n
| ,,,r'af ont m, Jcn,1,rlir idea NJ Church AMI state
| Applause Counting mp baptist. Quaker mgr
si"ha -. 'nH - niln, !! ~" a,r nnrI'.i -,
,'r r p',rfl,ir'iil ard "o Kin h,v.
an ovrIWh.lm < 1aof.tyo ~ tie C,t i1n- 100 the United
>ia'c, who a'e thc spiritual descendants Of the Ana
NOR irrurutll u trnching teachers AID leader thar
/ tho" - E,n>mi> '"'r'ln, and kuenel. all nutch
m'u Their ri'nc' stand ~ u. father Of ia"
Received Test of scripture ~ lHb,cll Theology, ana
! of lhgicr ti'ici-r. In th" h.t c"'simm1t" aud
NAL f1it ~ religion. ham"lr tol"1iiuu ard IN the
| cr,wuins grace Of the spirit. charity what country
hught England aud trained Ia founder Of \ncr.ca
| n va u Holland a. Ni,fn' e u,in ~Iv- that for
age, rlciy ard liberation have gone hand in hand
| fApplaI.sol
| Holland vus the first Prptc>tint country that nj
lowed the private exercise u the pap,l religion. and
rat In: t,"ia.cd the ar-t e LIBERATION Of IL, ritual
II was tho !! Hard ~ William the silent that WI -
| Fnelnrd ana the Continental conntr", ver' burning
tort r.ng and muniing the Anabaptist~ first abo .hcl
| IN, pors cu.ni-' internal machinery and declared
| ,nIotnilnn Dununc nor hand and holding her ao,ls
| ovcr I,v. Iilrrims Turitaus IIu,Iruots aud nl
r.f,ccc- Holland unly bore tLc tann ~ brinc IN,
! 'ra,,i ,,, brr.fI, ammo n,iions (\nnlouec II
Co." ,nly vhcu q rutrh Hing mounted y british
throne demanded tolerrtinn and trnmpl 4 thr mac,
'" i,Ii,",i hontrv under li. feet tlnt Non con