The sun., 1900-12-16

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iGs ho.t ln'cro',s u ,iclr .nt'r1 OUGHT to
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= lus, ,rUI11i Aud I am dor.lr rrfo.l
thai . b,yo had hers In imsI,, 'uFt uI.
buna. hofpr" which 10 rloid 'ho .o'i." u'
eruuor' uoaded by your rres.l.nt nud 'o
the ulfreps = the state B'par'i. u'i, h91l"l
,, ,uo secretary, t. due no ,rcI, ,or vhn,
has hcor d'-le SJo the pte4a also u' America.
Which sna's aAi noulds pulhn op,nou, -
due nut gratitude In that II be-. heartily lu-
dOy-oi no humane md wise polio" "i ih"
Since tho unfor.unate oocnrroncc.. IN
tmua ] lav" received innuYerahl" l"ti"fs
from people. many Of whom:nc pcctrsoaaIl.!y
IN 80 Iutry In her tro ibles This has been
s..,s,i e ne T. t, "a a, n.sanor tr,
Ieoplr for the Ameflc Al people are lutt ana
Intelligent and are lovers Of fair play a'
ihs 10 indeed a wonderful nation Last
"Wednesday In washinston was celebrated
that CltY's oentennia and was fortur.tc
Ggs6 e Hs'Snd tn Ssessrs az III ,6s Uats
made ny your Consrtssmcn and senators.
One s'".Sn IN Lntti.uIHr ! W. n,ycr i9fy,
IL HsrGi"' Gi"' in in orSiins his s. eech he said tn
auD-.t History has lao part In the history
80. there Is no ancient history in your
tor, American history with It's Washington,
and Win the achievements 81 I4Ie.in aud OF
Of 'WSililiam MeKlnieSo,yes' ~ your histo,T IS
idly flling up with the noble deeds OF
your great men.
mat: 't do not not undertaking your poiitios 4,
least, SPEAK for myself IN saying so, aud
gd hGt PrSS6 90 '4E NY !2n .Ss,s WITH ms sua sasr
Bat ! DO not understand y9uE I roI!tic' Your
triosciss Of 10 to !. or Of the fu dinner pail.
"Thsy are too deep for my dpN understand
Ing Ra, do ubs's'snd e. r. A@s d FS s SIe T8
House the glory Of he Stars and STILES
YIN not In any sySnt s9w yGa Headed
your 70 President y0Y viii not fsii 10 cornmand
oi ef0 al i o,hsr maj nal ions Of tie world.
Se RSps Sops As. sSS'as sSs sy e'
would be. one day the head OF a univers' re-
RasG nS Sa ssr 9s T ,s' SShs SSs bSsp bnsp sh5 ND
!AHIe WSSs H. sboSsh, SSs wa: Ss''' 'A'' no" AA0"
1 ;. ,hs hsh h msa3 pSon lhs am ast sGi pdUs s
Be- seSoRs II: Osa I Tie ygTa
eoa eo. ,has e, s G G apxss .ac S0!'a G.s9
trust hat 1t viii come soon. the superior
u S 81 nj. olub sas sfm me
tnen.. part In bringing about this happy re-
SPEECHES By oEN. hIIRs AND ADMIRAL BANKER
Major General Miles was the next speaker
la said In "If uivas great pleasure
have b Ht sstspdsd % 70 'Tih ths " cogT,iy sepyIeman
eohol lar Gen. Miles said that Mr., WI Ting
.1s ai;SIsaa f f% N: a!s@' ":Ss
separate plants as il was divided pto as parts
Tss oSsISaondas Ssca he in 6 oVSy &
Miles said that hs was glad to hear that tho
trick was invented in China. But nothing,
him to suspect that the Lotos Club was given
to watering its stock,
Admiral BsrEGr followed Gepi Miles and and
a. the representative II people who have
h.d ths s gs s f.d dsH. nS9 % Sb4sE Sfas2t"r
dSr-tsnd how the Chinese might ,ovsTrpn
ssh are ri tho II ss they sha f hsr
the earth"
WI THB oRANDFsr OF MIssIoSARIHs.
DR.. Felix Adler followed Admiral Barker.
He .s'd that 1t was grand eTen,plihcati9a
The coHadencc q the American people;
Or Adler believed that !, VS. ,ss right 70 send
81 to China with something better 70 offer
lhan the Chinese Rad ALREADY. It was ALSO
ss said 81 'hai Iaa ssHd 10 The hsy9 f"ni
states to instvuct and broaden the people
Of the United States.
Msyns aSS-.s $50 N o The He ne besse es
Ambassadorms rs al over over the world wu Ting
fang was the only one whose words we're
6eiSgsd 6SsGIi ov the nation to which he was s'-
rARSEGIE would CALL OFF MISSIONARIES.
Andrew Carnegie. afer replying to some ~
Mr. MacNeaRh's persinage about III" Iotps
s a: sda an p.nt o sGs d 5 G Sh h ana lad lad
va, Rg"" one Zoe u The HlssoHsTy tfoutie vkidh
beoause il had never been inflicted upon them
as it had been inflicted upon the people Of
He told OF an experience IN China when his
host, a Chinese nohlemayI. came 70 him In
the morning In tears and upon being Cues-
ioged sqid that he lad been n sttrs s. w all
rated, Sir. carpese said, because sIe had
Po oven her eldest spn and C9 W oEg EHn
him 20 desrise his ancestors and de'ile bis
family and do MI things that are repuRnaut
10 sclf-respectlng Chinese.
Now" said Mr. Carnegie. who has becn
doing this thing? DR. Harper has been doing
Il lie was there In that city living there
with eight servants-the man had not been
a ble 20 keep one servant when ha was IN
PIT Sburg: was a wonder 10 me that he
was oven able to support himset-ard lie
was there trying 70 teach relis on TO Il Chinese
whose ancestors had been civilized when his
people were eating ono another. ConfucluS
teaches tl.at no matter ip what form worship
nav be offered and no matter to what God, If It
Ls honest tly offered Il will reach the supreme
Being Let 10 let these people alone"
Mr.. Carnegie said thnt IN general politics
he agreed WITH our ex-P.eAidents rather than
With our presidept He was with Harri-
rather than With McKlnler. But he aid he
eve that Mr.. Bay and Mr. Mckinley deserved
the everlasting gratitude Of the peuon for tho
wisdom and Tho hpmG nifty which they had
exercised In their treatment OF the Chinese
question.
not FNouGH TDrsTs IN CHINA
charlie. Z Flint said that the great trouble
with tn'ug was that tLcrc were not enough
'rG-ta iu"T" ~" uskod hi- audience 70 think
IN tie po~s ihiltios of ,rganired industry in
4 country who're tie multiplier Of tho business
INIT WIS 40 900 600 people.
loh J. Hedges said that until last night he
had understood that diplomacy was simply
highly nr'istic form Of lying But from
= hat rad been said Of aud 10 Mr.. WI Ting
'Hng lie observed thnt II was the art of telling
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