New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14
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,ons IN England and the skilful tactics dashing
s1m,s"n's feet were regarded with almost az
muci satisfaction as II the Union Jack iilS'e ea
9 a. u" ym,adron Which drove poor Cerveras shat
tered hunks in flames upon the rocks outside oa"-
tn change. think. has been produced MANY
by circumstances In me nIst pIaicr nv. W.
has been done hy the conduct ana bearing VI W
American troops ana officers OF NON services uuI
ing he operalio Nothing succeeds IKE su'c' - -
especially. am afraid. with fiEI'Sniilo,, MN
are more prone than most people 10 estimate men
and nations not 50 muGh DV "ha, arrn s'S Soe
10y what they can DO Now, the Americans nnE ~ -
most distinctly shown .ha they c"il 10 cert lam
things Of which all folks Of the , , SI boih
habituay proud They can ngh' WIN, WIN p pow
skin and Inquenchable courage: they Know nov
lence on that element Of which Englishmen AWAY
believe that ;he mastery belongs 10y prcscfipuN''
heve d'snIaved other qualities which touch a re
sponsve chord IN .he British bosom they pehaNe.
victory and with conspicuous humanity ana cam T.
ness amid all The temptations and exasperatio n"
20 30 ne common family ana naturally. We IKE
them the better for it, They are chips of me SO ol
tha, there Is something about the Anglo. saxon on
hCn puts him ,Sos step esre brded. without the
law OF which Mr. Kipng speaks 49,
ua arm and kindly tempered people than
they II they were not touched by re exlrhTr
,bnir dinloma,c services to The United States Gov
ernmenj hav" been recognized by TIE nited Ssai ,
people. John may have his faults. ou' SUR
hem If \ man especially a kinsman. holds out
a friendly haud him. John Bull is ready enough
to take It in his hearty. grasp and so the syn
pathv which has been displayed II America has
found It's counterpart In equally cordial. II @-s
effusiyc manif, station this side Of the ocenn.
In the tus, published biography n Henry Cecil
Rake not long ego British Postmaster-Generai'
IS 10 be found This private history Of Lord Bea-
consfcld's famous speech IN the Free Trade Han
at Manchester:
When M DisraeM reached Manchester almost
his first act TO instruct gentleman VINO was
I'm his confidence to purchase. II possible, three
found great difficulty in accomplishing lie huro
ried from wine merchant 10 another. SOM
had never heard OF the LIQUOR. None had any Oh II
in stock At las. when almost in despair ne was
told that II there was any 20 be had IN the CITY
at all. i: was likely to be found in the cellars OF
a certain old gentleman who was collector OF
the address Indicated and there found what ne
was I'm search Of The supply. however. was nm
tied to TWO bottles, and the proprietor at mrs. n,
clared that nothing on earth would induce him TO
part with them As last resort. the messens'r
cOnfdei him the reason why they were required
on this the old gentleman Jumped up, and himseIf
Clirrg any suggestion OF payment paced them
IN his hands
The two bottles Were duly conveyed 10 the
hall and placed under the table, and MI psracH
gave his friend strict intunctions 10 keep the tun
bier which stood upol II constantly repenlShod
with brandy and wa:e- In equal quantities while
he was speaking These instructions were care
fully carried oui. but after some lttle time had
stronger, make II stronger, This he continued
10 repeat intervals until. toward the close or
his very lengthy address the friend was perforce
driven into Supplying him with the neat spirit
which. owing 10 its color. indistnguishahlo
from water by those sitting round. And al the
conclusion Of the speech both bottles were empty