The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
III HE 3! INDIAN EMPIRE.
INTERESTING COMMENTS ~ AN o.
SERVING TRAVELLER.

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SERVING TRAVELLER.
The inst and FIXTURE o. o Great Country
end remaxsaasc rrepsr-s.sas Floor ~
tho Npciict.an ce roreiSncrs English
Lanxuage Coming INTO GENERA, Use.
We have travelled moro than 9, 600
miles II, E,dia, havo sccn its sran,lest
Gcsnei..-s It's largest md yaoet interest.
ms s.;!ses It's most fertile and some Of
its desert ,tgiw,s. We kave founa in
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scattered over Ia;ii,. ;ire ti..yyu:Dg tsus IN
ruelly thousands Of educated natives.
II Is d curious fact that the In6isn who
speaks English speaks it without accent
and rather better than the average Of
English or Americans. Nearly ell OF the
schools above the primary grade teach
English. and in the majority Of them it
IL the medium Of education. More tksn
half OF the native newspapers aid peri
odicals, which are nuE,c-ols and we'll
conducted, arc printed in English.
/. lido not think 1t wild prediction
that English will be essentially tho lam
guage OF India a hundred years hence.
It 70 curious to contemplate what will
be the political result Of the education
Of the Indian people Will they be con-
tent, especially those of the Aryan race.
capable Of high development, with the
shadow Of o government which is some
times driven to it's wits ends with its
own domestic problems, in q group of
little islands ., 600 miles away? For tho
present can scarcely conceive of a
greater calamity for India than the fail
ure Of Great Britain to hold and govern
the country. It would be the signal for
auarchy, which would entail the destruc-
ton of the people and seriously obstruct
the onward march of human progress.
India is poor country. Its fabulous
wealth has been carried off ty conquer
e-s OF gathered into colossal fortunes
ty tho few rich, Tho greet body of the
people ere missrably poor. They barely
keep body and sonl together and Go not
store up arg vital eo-cc to rca;-tt disease.
The failure Of c.,e crop e.ta:ls Nis'c.
spread distTesc. TIC failure CT fro II
Iucccssio.: i.cc.Es fa-,.ii.c fcr rs;ll;cii..
R..o government !sGo.ry something 70
improve The oisslitiasis. L. Ito lG.t I've
scSsrss canals i,s.ys boon built, ii.c-eas;,is,.
The eroa raider irrigation a.aout aa5 per
cent Low ..sT,e:, s.ey,i;-ts:.s t..ia filler cf
tie rel .,c,3 f.ssa these Improvements
Go &c. knov. The ,.seyerni2 .c::it costs too
inue:,, ;..;i tho pope &c taxed to tic
GIaia CT 1nGa-:.1icc. The Ili,ish h.t:;a
civil service Is called Ike BE, { in The
world, + is undoubtedly TIC most c.
ncnsive. It cots iii.eGf.cc0 GsssE,.
0G0. cce) a yccr. Tho ,yl ssrTa;lt
eerycs III vasioEs c.f,.eis..ss, f1orl {.
glcTk to q l.ewt.na;.. governor, fnr s.,
s. s.s, four of 7r.sic'i are f.isel, .cr Loii.
days. ard rctir,s with = minimum. m
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TIL; eo.-es CIT ct the ii:.t.::,. people, ed
tier si,.l err -e-s,s rob tlc1ss;
as ;1st cf wa Is isstt.
: TEE ere tFsve r..y'::leIea in ii,s.;a.
enc ,ssro &c exc, &: 4 {, sc,,-c them
viii REQUIRE aI....ss,c t..,s,:t which c.l lie
secuted. It is doubtful Whether tho E,e7
cha:,.s ct LHt.cn, tbs i. .npssetr5srs q
M:aciestc- or Tic .CeSi.;ry a,iifc-rsts
Whe srs cent Ia i:c:s: WICK ,Gf;;;si ecarts 1.
cascatta WI. salgc t..esa :. tie i:,ta7t-t
Of fine people CT India, VIC are ..ssdss,y
ktout the poorest fed, cic:,ind ais:
kcured people eli Garth. Yet caiiaot
trt think thai thcse people arc csp.ble
cf great things ii, TIC future il thy caa
lie properly Eorrisiscd erd educated.
1neir bright, distinctly Arysn fres1ook
ont ap,.c:lia..:,y through surroundings
~ Sapalnr aud superstition and give
promise Of high Aeseier.sci.t under fa-
vershle conditions. Indeed we see
splendid specimens Ct manhood anacrg
them today, and their graceful courtesy
seaacs or rvder manners. Cor. Bos-
, ton Herald.
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