Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-22
Anglo Saxon Alliance.

While the United States i, moi mon
archy, but the only genuine rppuDl!c in
the world, other countric, 10 The con-
trary Notwithstanding, yet TIL, nation
has the highest respect for the mother
country across the sea. The Two are
beyond question lhe leading opponents
OF all that is best in government and
civilization. Business interests and So
e.al customs have linked the two great
Anglo Saxon countries closer together
than ever before. While this republic
Will never forget the early struggle,
with this same mother country. vut
those days belong to tnc remote past.
England found her child wa, her equal
- IN the battle Of the Revolution n, well
as III 1872. She came near a>>i,rino
the Confederacy III the sixties. but all
That is now forgotten. Snmle handed
on land the United States i. able 10
Wh1p any nation on the globe in Il land
light, and alone She will have nolrouhlr
III holding her own upon the seas. But
- IT Is Weil-knoWn fact that America in
stead OF having II iilst-cla,s navy has
spent the >''rplu, for other filings, and
l: not so strong today for Il nayl, war
yet II the contest j, to be fought between
SPAN and the United States what lo,,I
American can doubt the ability of Til,
country TO whip the thr-ratc nation in
short order. If Spain is 10 Hght ,in.h.-
handed, the United States does no, de-
sire 10 have the contest prolonged by
the assistance in her behalf of any other
power and would resent the offer, nj
any nation, but if France. Austria ood
Italy are 10 show their anlagoni.!n b., {
flrlng upon our flag, and the mother
country shall see fit TO tender her .cr !:
vices in Joint action with thp | nited j
States there ought not 10 be a .juulr {
objection raised against the arceptanrr X
OF her friendly offers. Long the ac -
khoWlcdgcd "Ml,,rcas Of the Seas.
Great Britain would prove Il powerful
all y and the two anglo Saxon nation,
would give the rest OF the world the -
hardest blows ever administered by one s,
Or two nation, against the remainder. CT
The history of the wars which En- N
and has maintained as well rs fine yi. AZ
orlous contests wagcd by America is n,
proof of what an allied AnalG tn
saxon Army could do should occasion ht
e4olrc. That the sympathy of E.nrIand VI
$ with the United States. i, a matter If 49,
generalization, and. while no loyal wi
american expects that any nation will no
are raise hand TO help Spain. vet if 70
uch unexpected help is rendered the
alllng Kingdom, the fleets of the Brit nv
81 Navy will sail by the side of the i,ck bis
'rs III the American uniform, and tAc en'
issorlah OF the future will have the .iI'
randest lines to record when he tclIs ~, cL.
he powerful battles won by the allied han
h9lo Saxon countries. The star. and Vel
r'pes with the Union jack will ny
ON the capital of ever, Euronc,, ,
'untry, sending armies or boats into neo
e struggle in behalf of Spain. I.np- tina
nd and America are not used .,,,,, or
3 the word "surrender" when ii .h,. @ @a,.i
9 single handed. What will thew do if r
hen fighting together? Time alone r,p rem
H. DUE 'He moment the wires flash the disc
ws '''t The people of England and -
un''o' STATES are fighting on the same mos,
lie, then will it be easy to write unon worl
lich side the victory will fall. and