New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

cieS continually, and enphatlcaIy eXerted on men.
our history; from its small beginnings TO the
OF the Nation. of its steady growth Of It's incred
BE eSIansion rom taese IeW me coto9ss on I!e
from north TO south, from ocean % ocean east and
teachings they have had their preparation for
grand work remaining TO be done. What shan we
think OF the intelligence. what Of the patriotism Of
the man who cannot or Will not see IN these prel-
duties and responsibilities or World Power why
should great people draw back when The time 70
But to hold a front place among the nations
erai things are needed 4 nation 10 be a great
FIRST. It must have a wsey framed goFernment-
the ascendency and dominate the rest; ConsJitu-
Lioa IKE our own 50 adjtsted oy system OF
Implement oy any one man, or by any one party,
t9r the promotion OF interests moreover than those
or the Whole people no tyranny OF emperor or KING
or deSPotf ruler; no tyranny 2I popular assem-.
needed. and a supreme tribunal test the wisdom
and justice OF the Jaw proposed no class be It
gate 70 itself the title and powers of king over all
And. secondly. IL must have credit good through
al the world. lmmovabIy anchored on the bedrock
and more depends on thar than on any other thing
t1at eol.d be named Ine Nauqn $ promise 10
pay theirs. in money good for its real value any
wasre Jhe whole world oye that promise must Be
fraud And then, thirdly. a Nation 10 be a world
trq.et strength: + must have forces on land and
sea sum lent 10 resist assault and overcome hos
hand Whatever ar home NAV venture 10 stir up
strife revoke % sadton create disorder and break
impartial toward all the people the very name OF
class The mention OF class dStlnctlan; c-ass Pm Pra9
should he held as the worst OF all far worse than
way with foes outside
Such are hurriedly stated. the conditions 70 pre-
f5r famanry Respect from all outside enforced
if necessary: credit secure from passing storm,
financial system independent Of fluctuations in
power to Keep peace abroad ana order al home,
absolute importantly 10 All VINO MAKE uI It-'
d people cannot ne strong and free An4 Wnat
are the enemies most closely 10 be watched, most
content ana disorder. These three enemies 10 M
community There will always be those whom i Is
viii satisfy These take to riot and rebellion as
naturally a duck takes 20 Tater- These are the
lis life mus beware. There will be persons who
cannot oe ta.Snt %ho eaHnoI 2e IN mac ] 10 s Sc i Is
ation 10 effect instance that no legislation or
= nor money or give 10 signs or tokens the value
OF that Of which they are only sisns or tokens.
holder at Will whenever he wants the substance
TheTe VIII always 17 persons who Gannot be
Fr. ~ secure i can succeed for the reason that
men are nor horn equal, that they are born & ua-
this innate trera dicahle inequality at The start
4sn W9J 0S@T % las ar rf gn , Worid ana Raan atTe
be made over and the causes which bring II about
Tsrlors Who horestlv th!nk that the needs Of the
poor can be supplied by pundering the rich and
by that ingenious process poverty can ne abot
Ished VINO cannot comprehend the simple truth
lasting good; that labor cannot live without cap
iJal keep it at work and save II from starvation
There Will always he persons ready for the
nefarious work OF sowing the seeds Of discomfort
envy and hatred passions which never yet gave
harbors them within il such are the forces when
do battle. always and everywhere, against do
Judgment respect for law. adherence OF Internal
dissension and love Of orderly behavior and fra
ternaI consideration. the State must perish That
is precisely the danger which have been facing
from which We have been rescued by the strong
Of an overwhelming majority OF the people For
the reputation Of wild theories about money and
finance: OF attempts 10 Insettle the due balance
OF all social system and take out the keystone Of
the arch of the Constitution; OF design 10 depress
,nl s lsBSng i rom the forefront into the rear
OF the wish 10 separate Us from other peop!e and
qlestered Isolation without aspiration or ambition
Tor these deliveTances let US be duly thankful 10
There are things which imagine about my
country and some which cannot imagine; some
the practicable and some which like fables or
fairy tales. too foolish 70 deceive any but children
the world respected ny the good, feared oy the
evil. triumphant ylctoIloas al peace ABROAD ana
with such position, extending the area OF intell,
gence and freedom e1h6lng the aoweT and
ripened fruit or clNllza'!oh ana CoHivtEus H.
privileges and benefits freely through all lands.
Gann9J ON sn5ustriaI democrscy with cheapness
and vulgarity written ali over; with false weights
honesty pervading rs acts; individuality eXtin-
guished, ambition killed. advance from lower 70
ali living little cabins exactly the same In size
and furnishings; no rich; no poor; al! fortunes
avenue for effort; countenance for skill and