New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21

diyldual community to find the law of is action u
its purposes of being Russia represents gov,
eminent from above ana from % 0uts ocrrmenq
pushes its interests by appeal 20 the uhtesl a ~
by of deceit The English Empire III sl sy
as il may be In its apparent orsaniHalol' = ~
virtue of reliance the immancnt goN rnlny pow,
be said THE law is within them. =
The world is arrayinS itself IN Two Ercal yfnfSS
Russia spans the north from china 10 traEof . s"g
The last decisions Northern Asia and al Europ::
except England and lia!N. hhfiann sp.n, ,oes
interest and guaranteed justice we NlNtLA ~.
monts OF her world-emprc RUSSIA s'IGns'nn , ~
been possibly greatly oVefestlnhAi'u. Nr u u
which hold her empire together miSht W Ih,ei
under the testing OF adversely. me- w. RE
The British Empire together woug attnL'i',A -, h
financial difficulties which Russia wou1 IT, =
the event of great strussle are az .i,,itu' "a.
great weakness in her Slluttiioh Lil~'inI III.
sources are unlimited. Infinitely varied ahn IL
supplied. The power Of the Brlush tmpI. a. "a,
/ believe il to be enormously Mnd'rrst,d, ., Ma
tory is the same Tor when me 1Atti, ME- ~ 10
old on the field Of Charonea-the leaa'fsiip ., "a
cldentalsm: IL may not we lrps5 ~ w,' ba,ts
a battle OF arms. IL may Wen nccoii' An ~ ~ A
Of latent forces. Whatever rs fa'm WI W.
battle between the SiaV ana ne Nuns-,rid nusi
ana when L comes the Anglo Non Mo ,or ucv
not be divided against itself The ql' stot ~, ~
pending In he sen9re at NS,ginsIT@ e-oS whsl
England in the cause OF occldSnt Al % o..
started TO irrinle FOR the Armenian issue she fouri
Angles axondom divided against Itself ana S''P''~
THE ANGLO-SANON SPIRIT
II ont OF the Venezuelan controversy shall nn1'
Issue an agreement for permanent inierna'lo"s'
duration. then Anglo-SaXon spirit may wei ef0.s
set ont TO face the world. In the arbitration Vi
the Anglo-Saxon race will say TO itself VIC
mt spend our strength In hghting each o'" =.
In the Venezuelan settlement England sN'
,be United Statea: we leave YOU TO iu' 81,
mission az representing the Anslo-s"'on 'r /,
=, the New World. We shall not be haimv' means
cr,nIiine ours in thc Old" Ihat ml's'VV,' ,,nsnei
wh9t by and large. has IN the p3sst \" fpstics
v'hcrsyar English sway has gone tlv.a,. Trio
sbal NO guaranteed TO weak ana suV',,k.v are
~ shalI not have less rights because ,hey are
,,csk or the strong more rights hecSusr ssscr, the
strong hut men shall have egHat tIsss n nave "A
law because the are men. me ~" ~ eoyernetn
Ultimate mower I'm the respect OF ". ossnresslr
Gnrnrnment shall ind Its sanctions III . Nit, 30.
the nurnoses and interests OF the 'IIs,ributt
arnca 'Fnual Justice. personal rshts' the OccIU
immanency OF law, thle ", aoers 4
Sontai ~ which the Anglo-sa>on sp"' w.
cha mpion before the WORM, ,.rslv who shall mol
II ~ mo longer "A question merely W. W. snrz Cana
crnstantinople or who shan .chtt"i srhermopyla
80, sh,W command the Pass OF IN NJ h
WIZ 49, ~ ali control the oracle OF b,ip'I ntsr,s
S"r,sr nucstion, and II concerns i",e,s in essen
IA So on,.rns Inc hahable globe Dut I'm form
Tho same old question. III IN Wy nort IL II or
wv .",,,si" Greece plays but teeoe III has Oft
" n,c,e Illustration OF the rate no W., gone foi
iaS, har dcsoate. while her ineds course Of 4.
,o,o The great world following sm nh The Tampa
,,,ck and shedding their light tniV 20, them higL
mrs whose strength avaiis ~ wider rsA.
and give their beams sursr MI"