The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Nv on one point. we luiis 80.
w njze that the ultimate wfestie
for hegemony of the world must De PC
tween the Slav and the Anglo Saxon
and we shall take our measures IN az
cordance with that belief.
These words were uttered by cu'.
tnred and far-seeing Russian diploha''s'
with whom it was my lot 10 come -,
somewhat close contact ie" St@1
back. What ne spoke of then as a go,
antagonisnn of more or less coiiJec' - -
future has since developed mo ''7iD'N
concretion The foresight of ne HuSS'""
is gaining newer justification every sea''
and for those VINO have eyes to see ho'"
ing has become a more calcuidp'c ~"
tingency of the coming time, or os1up'e9
a more interesting prominence III INT cFO
tuition Of modern politics than the grad
ual coalescence of British and American
interests under the pressure of a cofnho"
danger. These interests are now the ob-
ject OF attack by 4 foe who will he sat
isned with nothing short Of their eAtlhc-
ton. Great Britain and the lnlted
States, therefore, viii one day have cause
for the bitterest regret and hulnlFatloh
IL, while the opportunity is still theirs
they neglect TO stand firm for the preser-
walton of their rights. But whether e.
no the two Anglo-SaXon powers recoS-
nize that the only road 70 the preser'a-
ton Of their mutual interests lies imlne-
diately across the path OF Russia. Japan
has made up her mind that her future
existence is bound Up vi n the exclusion
Of the Museivotc from Korea. ana taat
this object she must tight 10 the dedjh
to secure
war in the Far East. 7 assert once
more ie onIv nnseibte IL Great Britain
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alaltv ae ~ first sight might seem ineV-
table japan has long since cast ~
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! onto Is n,,c,,tionatr =, bar Size hut not
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greater than any Of her uoiehhors Ser
ravv ard army are snlenaidlv eouinped
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IF the present article
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foreign movement IN emma ne 1t'''
OF uoops from Japan vas e-iecte q WIN
such c0nsnmmate case ana sfHo"'
as to confirm the h2n opihloH a.iF@"S
termed OF the Inlllfaiy ana FaF p''
OF the isiand empire il@f Hiop' '"a ~
scheme IS q very peFiect one, az" y
stanty brought up % o1te, 49,
event or war japan "opto ne a"e
throw on 10 the mainland oi ASIA q coOi,'S
( of army corps each $4,000 strong. pst
fept.v armed and equipped, within three
I weeks ri tha order. 10 mobilize As this
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