The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-29
EpeH ENEMY OF BRITAIN
| I. !. what william Of Germany Is De
clared to Be.
!. Alleged PLOTS AGAINST ENGLAND
.,o Have Been set at Nnngh'
hre -. sud,len Extente of Britain
md the United states.

~ York, November as.-A dispatch Tsp. 70
Times from London says; me Con
.arsry review. issued tonight contains
.,,onai anonymous article entitled
sen. ~ enemy OF England. :" This is the
nan emperor. The writer alleges tnat
ss,ser seized Kiao Chaio by an agree
y I'll russia to prevent England get
nen' "a the car holds williams po-
'rs.l promise to vacate II wheh eallea
M Russia providing Germany Win a
s.,os station elsewhere.
- ,,,;ter declares the kaiser had drawn
.,n,,,lese plan arranging for the naval
'..,iorty Of France, Russia and GerlnIsy
=, paslana few years since, when sns-
sa,. 10 be compelled to make hurnfiat-
terms throughout tie world, leaving
~ The chief commercial colonial
power. ~, .,,,a,,c h,on
- into confusion by the American
.,.h war and America and England
drawing together.
Tho article. which is sure to attract al
..,,i,o FOR Its extraordinary attack on the
.,s,na grandson, continues: The Amer
sans with shrewdress, have detected this
.sh resentment and hostility ami are in
Z mood to put up with brow-beating from
". one Considering that the Americans
~. M inconsiderable part in opening
ch,5a and Japan to external Influences the
nj, ground for surprise is that they have
~, so slow in maDiresting interest in
he situation in the Far East; put now
ia, the impulse has been supplied and an
..,srticn Of the claim to have voice In 1t
i. been made, there will be no drawing
hck or hesitation in pushing matter 10 a
sonclusion 1t is precisely in the Far East
that The actior-the mere presence-ol the
limited States is SO disconcerting and dis
agreeable to the German emperor.
Ii disarrauges all his plans. deprives
himself and allies of the ascendancy in The
China seas, which they have twice asserted
tor their own benefit and from which they
aw long train of future advantages.
IJnter such circumstances tine continued
u,pxirity of American and German squad
nos ct Manila, aggravated by the demean-
Of the German officers, is full Of peril.
Ths peril may pass off, but will only do
b BY the withdrawal of Germany's pre-
reuIionS.
| At this moment the question turns on
whether the German emperor can induce
Ruasta and France to Join him On q demon
Etnton Of superior naval force to that
ppssasssd by the United States. both in
tbs Pacific and Atianrtic, and answer to
hat question largely depends on whether
Z and the car Of Russia, between them.
can exercise sufficient personal pressure
y hglAnd TO induce our government, in
stum for some empty concessions in
Alrca-seme easily broken promise as to
nna-tn hold its hand, to hesitate for the
lsassary moment while they enforce their
Thl On the United States.
lois IS to be the real peril IT, the crea-
toa OF real Anglo American ,lliance.
from the very beginning Of the rLsis In
zoe Fur East the English policy has done
aoaing but hesitate and give way. has
lAosed and assisted the creation of diff
uA'es that never would have arisen II 1t
- only stood firm at the beginning of
As question.
'aeie now appears on the scene in a
s unexpected manner, one ally. who
ls anu would adjust the BALANCED of pow J
= 'he far East In our favor 1t is OBJ
our interest to support that
NH with all our strength and make every
s' 20 mat 1T shall not be discouraged
'sslralned on the threshold of this
aao beneficial movement it Is making
more active external policy.