The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-09
Joint Parliament of Representatives
of the United States Would Assure
the Peace of the World.

wasting their time in minor or local mat, nat
ters; being asleep, do not know that
through the invention of steam and elec-
nous increase, they must now be trained
to view the world as a whole. and not
only TO consider the social questions OF
the British Isles.
LABOR DEPENDENT
Even Labouchere who possesses no
sentiment should be taught that the labor
OF England is dependent on the outside
world, and that as far as l can see the
outside world. IL he does not look out,
will boycott the result of English labor
They are calling the new country
and should like TO be living after my
death. STILL perhaps, II that name is
coupled with the object of England every
dea which timateiy ins es to- tbe 1
OF all wars and one language throughout
the world, the patent being the gradual
absorption OF wealth and human minds OF
the higher order to the object"
What an awful thought Il Is that IT,
even now we could arrange with the pres
ent members OF the United States as
peace OF the world would be secured for
all eternity. We could hold a Federal
parliament. nve years In Washington and
iive in London The only thing feasible
gradually absorbing the wealth OF the
world. to be devoted TO such an object"
Fancy" he says. "the charm TO. young
for they have filled up their own country
and do not know what 10 tackle next 10
share In a scheme TO take the govern
ment OF the whole world. Their present
president (Mr. Harrison) is dimly seeing
IL, but his horizon II limited to the new
world. north and south. and so he would
intrigue In Canada. Argentina and Brazil
TO the exclusion of England.
CROPPING IN THE DARK.
Such brain wants but little to see the
true solution. He Is stil cropping In the
dark; but very near the discovery, for
the American has been taught the lesson
OF home rule and OF the success OF leav-
Ing the management OF the local pump
20 the parish beadle. He does not burden
his house OF commons with the respons ST.
bility of cleansing the parish drains The
present position OF the English house is
ridiculous. You might az we'll expect Ma
sonaliy counted his dirty linen sfo before p'i he
sent II To the wash and to have recounted
II upon its return.
''It would have been better for Europe
II Napoleon had carried out his idea of a
universal monarchy"
Your people" continues Mr.. Rhodes
have not known their greatness. They
possess one-fifth OF the world and do not
know IL Is slipping away from them They
spend their time In discussing Mr. Parnei
and Dr. Tanner, the character Of Sir
Charles Dixie. compensation for beer
houses and omnie hoe genus.
Your supreme question at present Il
the seizure OF the labor vote for the mex
election. Read The Australian bulletins
and see where undue pandering TO the la
Dor vote may ltad you But at any rate
the eight-hour question is not possible
without a union OF the English speaking
world: otherwise YOU drive YOUR manu-.
features 10 Belgium, Holland and Ger.
many Just as YOU have placed grea,
deal OF cheap shipping trade In the hand:
Of Italy by your stringent shipping regu
| lations."
Hero this political will and tesla
ment.' as Mr.. Stead calls ~. abrupt,
breaks of b"
Mr. Stead. commenting on this SAYS.
1T Is rough apd inchoate. and almost
as uncouth as one OF Cromwell's speeches
but the central idea glows luminou.
throughout It's ideal Is the promotion
Of racial unity on the basis or the prin
ciples embodied in the American consti.
tuition"