New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
ANGLO-SAXON UNITY


ism Of the Car instead % personal liberty cher-
ished by our race even before Magma cnarta
ANGLO-SAXON UNITY.
The grandest thought Of the century is this con-
vergence Of tho AngIo-Saxon race What more en-
nobng conception can engage the attention Of
any association OF scholars and thinkers? As cit-
gems and individuals our duties ally with this
benefcent movement. Let promote unity AL
ready begun: let us encourage the common inter-
ests and sentiments OF the nations; let far
In IA Hes consummate In our day that alliance
Of kin predicted by the wise and good Of three gen
erations the ''noblesi. beneficial, most pow
erful primacy presented 10 the heart and IN
derstanding OF nan"
The AnGIo-Saxon race occupies all the lands
fair look upon" in Asia and Africa and America
and the Isles Of tho Sea. II IL hundred and
twenty-five million strong II rules three hundred
and ten million more Within all its borders human
science IS the most p6wersu law is the most re-
spectee. crime meets the svifest punishment, and
the energies OF the race are combined In evolving
The highest good Of mankind and En-, ENGLAND and
of the world and that isolation increasing. but no
longer isolated from each other. VIII hereafter In
all divisions II The worlds affairs he found TO-
gether fostering common interests, chershing com
mon sentiments and pursuing common action Tor
their common good.
Daniel Folkmar. Of Milwaukee. presented a paper
on Sociology Based Anthropology." This
was followed by n paper by Mayor quincy ~ Bos-
ton upon expenditures ,or public welfare. followed
By discussion.
The association This morning received letter
from Mrs. Spencer ~rasS. urging expression Of
appreciation ~ the Cars manifesto for peace.
President Simeon T.. Baldwin read tho letter and
inGorsed the proposition.
MESSAGE TO THE CAR.
on motion Of ST Clair McKelway the association
adopted and sent 20 St. Petersburg the following
dispatch:
To the Car ST Petersburg
The American Social Science Association unani-
a better understa nj n among nations and COR
er economic conditions for their peoples. and con-
SIMEON + BALDWIN. President
The introduction at the evening session made
by Professor J ". jerks. Of Cornell University.
Chairman Of the finance department.
FINANCE PROBLEMS Of WAR
Then followed the address by Assistant Score
tary Of the Treasury Frank \. Vanderbilt in the
course OF which liz said.
modern warfare. The courage which forgot all
rules Of military practice and by It's sheer ire
slstplen'ss accomplished nc Impossible al san
Juan and FL taney mas added wonderfully illImi-
mated PAGES 70 on hi-tory me :iraight am ana
brought back 20 - from series OF unp:ecedene t
victories Navy unscathed, have maze the woi "a
Siton o. moral fhre and persona. courage-Ghs
~, ~ ,n "s i-s s1 vb S took ne h.art
and spirit ont OF tho Spanish Army made up OK
quickly san,sro I'D not surrender alone to me
intrepid army that bosiesed her The city surren;;
force that Army represented-to the strength. the
wealth the farms and the factories. the National
resources which evcry spanish soldier knew ~
behind the ships and the troops he could
rich treasury and po'eata. ability - add a.,
most without limit IFS riches must have played
~o1rage ana hope ana must have been impor' ant
power and bringing Spain 20 sue for peace
ro-ced mon fh. c9un-rv 10 follow he means de-
visef hv' congress which were brought INTO play.
20 record the triumph ~ var nnancieringcas coni
the Army Therefore. an essential and important
MAJ exee6'Te. 'aPes IN a., mo sns The from 2
were tho sudden requirement ~ Al expensive
narn, aba t5-,g-a,ons heaei arrsmcn;
purchased empty war~hesis sled Win am,mln..
equipped and transported 20 the Geld Provision
nad 10 be mad for NOR 'nn ins, Zen 49, J,
bought and me markets % tho world searcnsf ior
m..',ie"s -, ~ 49, oo soprorriafion was expended
Al auxniarv feet NUMBERING ~ vessels and cos'in z
',n-cr-io,i0rs followed ono another With rapidly
unrn We had t-tsi ., anrro-riations or account
2, was probable from the 49, hat however
courageous Congrcss w1s Win no lmro',ilon 30. o.
vdins funds more rapidly than coaia % nopsq ipr
agreed. would be necessary. nni n tho war rev,
measgre conr-es; proyidei f'r an Issue , ~
80, , 20, o. -,i-,t.,c,,.4 - ine~bfes1ess
TO Issue s2'0 ~ go var loan AZ ~" lowest rate ~
Obligations in time Of war T. m achievement That
| s. aacoso was subscribed - i2N""l loan (,
s ~ IL 1'i is monument winch mark, line q
| n regard 70 our crea, 10 me future
4 discussion followed Mr. vanderlips address.
opened h. Professor Edwin r a. selsmsn. q
| Columbia University. and Charles HUI OF Cornell.
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