Sunday morning globe., 1901-12-01

| Every word thus uttered on the rae
ial question Is quite in harmony will
what wrote and published, fOrty-foui
years ago. I'm my anti-slavery and pro
Aryan book, entitled THE impending
Crisis Of the South; which, after +,
long period of careful investigation
and conscientious cOgitation, / deliber
ately placed before the public as {
preliminary and prerequisite step to
ward the ultimate attainment OF {
grandly ameliOrated and all-whit'
American. On the solid and firm anC
broad bases Of that book | stand i'm
movably; nor am l I'm the least appre
hensive Of ever suffering a downfall
therefrom.
Nor should the transcendently i'm
portant matter here mentioned fail tc
receive the constant and intense at
tention Of every jealous and patriotic
citizen Of the United States.
II it be, as II certainly ought to be
the laudable and beneficial ambi tion
and determination OF our people to
develop and perpetuate our already
great republic into the very acme Of
superexcellent nationality, the pre-
dominant and peace-preserving and
plentypromoting and most prudent
and progressive power in the world
| mot with any design or desire what
ever to weaken or otherwise belittle
or injure any other deserving nation,
but with good will and sincere friend
ship toward the whole family OF Indus
trious and civilized and advancing
commonwealths) then It behooves us
all to maintain, with the most un-
firing sedulousness and vigilance the
full integrity ofOur manhood, physical,
intellectual and ethical, as we have in
herited It from the very whitest and
ablest and best OF our immortal and
far-famed forefathers.
Holding in foreJhoughtful consider
alton the pressing Importance OF a
speedy and peaceful and permanent
adjustment of all our race differences,
both at home and abroad, If such an
adjustment be possible, or the newt.
able and sanguinary conflict that will
but too preCipitately follow the failure
OF such equitable and amicable en-
deavors, It would probably be eminent
ly prudent for our Federal govern.
ment, or for our state governments
respectively, to establish at once in
the postofiice or in the ONCE OF the
clerk Of the county court in the capital
Of every county in the United States,
at an average cost not exceeding 5000
an chronological Library Of the (com.
paratively few really able and exhaus-
tive works on the subject so that our
god people, north, south, east and west,
desiring to think Alright and act equit-
ably might find It convenient to in
form themselves, during their inter
walls Of leisure, Of a peculiarly weighty
and benificent truth, first wisely and
elOquently announced, long ago, by the
pungent poet pope, but even yet only
here and there and imperfectly needed,
that the proper study OF mankind is
man.
Again to the Rio Grande, dividing
us from Mexico and from the countries
there below As regards the judicious
and successful admin stration Of public
affairs. especially in all matters Of
municipal and supreme control the
Latin Americans Of today greatly to
their honor, are beginning to manifest
perfect devotion and fidelity to the
purest principles Of republican institu-
tions Gratifying evidences Of their
thoughtful and purposeful progress
along the lines Of civil liberty and self
government are everywhere visible
throughout brave Mexico and fair Ar
gentina, one at the extreme north,
and the other at the extreme south,
of Spanish America: each being, at
this time among the best governed
and most peaceful and prosnerous and
progressive nations on the face Of the
earth
Intermediately between these two
widely separated democracies, a large
and joyful majority Of their thirteen
sister republics, all Of Latin brain
and blood and bone, are also wisely
and felicitOusIy training themselves
in the right direction; and, serenely
comfortable to contemplate, not one Of
them is in any measure unmindfuI of
the magnetic and masculine merits Of
the Monroe doctrine.
Distinctly remembering, Mr.. Presi-
dent, with high esteem and admiration,
the noteworthy ability and probity
which YOU have already and uniform.
ly displayed in many public and i'm
Dortant positions outside OF the White
House. and entertaining full confidence
that, in the main, your wisdom and
your patriotism as likewise your
eager outlook and solicitude f~r the
general welfare, are all that can he
reasonably expected of the chief magis-
trate OF our exceptionally extensive
and expansive and preponderant repub-
lie, here exercise the happy liberty
OF predicting that the winding M and
close OF your admistration, whether
in 1905 in 1909, or even later, viii pre-.
sent brilliant and redundant evidences
Of the sin gular success with which
your eXcellency and your obviously
well-Qualihed and discreet companions
Of the cabinet have. in the executive
branch OF our government managed
the affairs both foreign and domestic,
Of our mighty and magnificent com.
mOnwealth.
Meanwhile I feel impelle' hv a sense
Of solemn duty, to urge upon the at.
tention Of your eXcsllency the tran.
scendent value and importance OF my
projected International and intercon.
tinental railway through the three
Americas, not merely as measure Of
the utmost and truly indescribable in.