The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24

intimate knowl"dgr and from nv personal ac
quaintanCu and official association with luti
great governing parties in England. because
there were many changes of Government while
] held the pp-ltiuno High Commissioning ano
matters. into iutimat" association win loth
hay" been etruck very iulrlbly win thc uil'
Willingness on th" pant Of her Majesty : Coy.
trnm"nt g. allow am riTHm-tanr" WHY.
eyer to. threaten collision win me
The world why Great Britain should he
most unwilling to hay" such a collision
While She would feed that perhaps tn" mosi
tcrrihl" event, that III" civilized world could
witness would hc armed collision between
Great Britain and tn" nit"d states. yet Hlhrt
from that the natural tr"ng, tt" tv"Iimg that
they arc GIooi Of our own. ~ TIood ton large
extent: that feeling, a""Cntuht"d blythe CLOSELY
ttp rsat yT Ed n aI h"s T %r"
duccd good aud strong IMPRESSION up|n tho
minds of III" governing parties ! do NOT r"tcr
ever party is in power in England but do not
believe that they understand the position Of
thu tnit"d states rs WILL In England rs wo 90
There is no country in the world that relies
inf xib" character when it's interests are a.
stake, but IN my Judgment, there j. no coNn-
try in the world that will h" less ready t"court
tn" national arhltrm"nt Of u etruGRl" with
any great power thuu the United States. pro
vided their opponents are standing Iron nd-
mIttUdiy Iust rights and claims, ana hnlIrN"
that where tn" diplomacy Of England has
failed, to- some extent. III this instance. IL IN
not lowing the United states to und"rslnnh
that they must adopt the sam" cuuiH" with
them that they would with any other civilized
country III the world.
doubted British right from being secured.
there is n limit to human endurance. and there
II a Iinlt 10 W., extent 10 Wnlrh .n" brush
leaving IN ab"yaucn rights that demand
9mintt nrcams ,co thn IA" The Tine nns
come when we must frankly recognize what
the position is and. i l"Sslhl". devise SOM
mS rgh,s H That the 6vsrnnrmt u
the unlten S,a''S NV uisco''i"u VA. d. AL
hn T '' h, rrn'y o{
eyer III In H, sIoieci, M""in oo ItI3i TO- th",r
thaIi r nn" Wy itnnii" ,ho wlT W ,hn
srp '" TERRITORY ito ' OF witch Gy are OF now
maxim such adnIrnhIe vs. IN me lhtSer"St OF
thelr goIerm'hHm, nlu .t,",[ le',T1r ,; No
ish 1e ,ammn,nh .,,'1 "'
sgeest rssnrI r "a re Pr 'r @
Gren ~, h 10 ,S tt rES S' ,
question Wron the only terms that n" United
STATES III " my % ,mt, WIKI
Ernparen 10 SH,,H II upYh' hut Km"WinG tnt
ision Win the Hltrd STATE; tn" r"nr"sentn:
upon that sentiment ana are simply laklnE
course 1na', "n Wy WIZ ,ac', ~ IT,
lorpius any Just Sft,t,iilet Oh Wy IA
"rder ,nat tIsrG Sna'i n no no, Sett""mt Mt Mi,
hnu WHY n'rnus nc ~, az ~ IL, i'VVTTuSs'oii
o., q, me mmy avenue" 20 'he '"h""'oh l"No" III
the HreSent 'iln" . T., ,,,, ,,,,.;,ia,, M, .i
vel Slt' VIVA. ~ Wv Hp..tttl"n ~ IuNl-
non - wiai say, thaI n' thn hIl"t Htth'"S
ms 70 90 Is 10 teS,s' hny Sat.i'i mem o., ne
question, 10 resist us they nave b""M resist
ing, every trnpos., mute inr an lntHirhat,I?nal
boundary that IN the meantime would relieve
Ihe uilcuLlyi tn YAK" an htutuue oI utter pos
tIliS ,9nnS He,i,ni niit py rH,n r"t'ht ma In
t nsenehuemt ihterha,i%naI eNper,1 u.s.. A. lnht
So,hs Z" tuiI 'sc ln"V, nn nov Oily IN" tn.u';
tbni .ne Eptm M o hH, h y" tr m'
SSompromislhE ann ihdr'ehsiinlc attitniie thry
peneHu ap ~, H., tN,S,ins w,si' I5',' ,n!nh IL
wv YER ,r 90 Ime i IN
tne Iapat'an ~ uk", ar 1iitnri"amS, b,t sup
pose that 10 per cent, o. mem ar" american
ci.lI1e,nS' wI"r" arc we men ware IN ne
posittl"m OF naTins ne mos. mngmll"rit gold
territory thnl lias III ihle y"ars necii ulScoN.
ebed eX toL stn 10y % NI In" W Gt
subjects. And even that is not the worst As
Mat'Hrs Stamn we NY an III" avenues nI trahe
n ihto my th s as 10 give TO ,me
clllcs OF VI" AMERICAN HHeaSSphS'. practical
moohplny Oh ihm Itu' =" lhe ukun.
-, N niL, Sar; VII, 10 nakH sHHEEHItion 10
matter ov"r anu ronslutrlnG us gravity. have
come to In" mmnclns'"n tnht wemnst take some
Srs}t n means by W WI nhoha can nae
asn5} %s li I TSS b %Mn n Y
the United states. If England hal treated
drai"" nf s'r u t'' a.; I,hE im' mll"I states
Te A nnr ,aS 'r r N wnun not n3W
nave pcH!i lhl''l,i'''' on an itI"rlaht portion
o. tne Ni,"i ana ~" er"a' Efforts maze ny
In' Spuuail' W,'ulu nave pcti! i''SI 10 England
HAD !. England n""4 'irai ing win Franc" IN this
matter wnuIu nave Den srIl'd long ago.
Urea, il,4im wIMJ nH nHr SHI; You must
heree 10 u" 'ili Whl'n every rINlll|ed country
Is Douili 70 90. lou ihisI hSr"t 10 an hohurt.
nle. lalr ,huu rational Hct'."nrnt. Il s"ttGnrnt
Tor wh"h many pi"'H"rlltS nay" he"h adopted
as nndc Nv Wht|h II r"uii he arrived at.
p.ntrW.TN w. ShHIl 'Gil','i IN" hI'ltuue you
nave thken IN ''EnTN hn'hlS, narrow STRIP OF
coas' SO important l" 'ahada AZ the present
month' ~. ,., -
me loicF WhIrn we ,'anhulan toVcrn-
mcht mas lur-urI ul 10 me present l. one TO
Mhlch nave gwen my nearly lhiors"ln"nt
Inc ministers nave nhiy Ion,' what II was
ther ,ai,solulr uh,Y 10 20 IN II" IN ercsts "t
Hanada IN nalH nam 4, n'"xlhly ana nEainst
the pressure 81 fllElahiii am AFRAID, me atti-
tude assumed against n" contention OF ~"
Cnlteu STATES. Shy tlht IN dealing with
1anauihh interests IN NAV way me Govern
mont mas hunp'"u an ht,ltl,'" mat VIII meet
Win the ShnHtlnh ana hlprGNa' OF m" CANADIAN
ncopie. put " VIII nnt 90 simply to allow
matters 70 rrni as my are. we are III the
posltloh OF standing WIN 'llr hands hanging
helpIessy NJ our slncS looking on whI" the
enormous Enlu regions on 'hhhda ~ 'hat great
YUKON territory are Strlppru 10y lprelGn pe"-
PIE. at the same tinr nat they are euIoyng
ne rights conceded 10 them with un'Xampl"d
hoenrallty py 'anadh. ,.,.s, >,
lherplor" IrnI,"Sr 'nal hrlore ms huNSn
rises we sno"!u 'i''Pl Su'n measures as VIII
cohNlncc 'nlS Wnpie '.ul'fE.h q" VIII convince
tno Elea' t'ntn'ic TO- Wy S,,'u.n OF Us as VIII