The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
THOUSANDTH ANNIVERSARY.

most appropriate manner. From one end
OF the United Kingdom TO the other those
who have been taught TO love aud respect the
memory OF tho great ruler OF the saxons are
making plans for tho proper observance OF
the millenary, while. even In this country,
tho sentiment OF Ansio-saxon brotherhood
Will reign supreme for time at leet and
We shall unite with our brothers across the
sea in the commemorat,on OF this unique event
in history.
sinking all natural feeling. however, we
have the satisfaction OF knowing that we can
not do too much honor to his memory. for
1t is TO him that the world owes large
debt In tho matter OF learning, religious free
dom. seamanship, defense aud culture. He
was the greatest Saxon that ever lived and
when one remembers that he ruled and strug-
gled during period OF comparative bar
barisin his patriotism, his piety. his love Of
learning and his great capacity rs n soldier
and lawgivcr stand out even more conspieu-
ously. He was not only one OF the greatsot
Englshmen OF all time, but he was the
savior OF his race, for had he. like bis kins-
man. Buried OF Mereia, left his people In
their hour OF peril new race would have
taken possession OF the island and the name
of England and Eng,ishmen would have
ceased to exist except in the pages OF his
tory.
II Is not strange, Therefore. that every drop
OF English blood In the world beats high at
the thought that the time is coming when
the popular admiration of this man may be
shown In some substantial mark that shall
stand Tor ages as memorial to his character
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