Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-05-28
VISITS OF ROYALTY
Promoted Good Feeling Among the
Nations of the Continent.
LOUBET GUEST OF KING EDWARD
Will Probably Cross the Channel Next
Month or in JuIy-Visit Is Being
Looked Forward to With Great An
ticipation.


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oltv of E,,rn,, 80 30 ~ a,;to,s Of neigb.
hor;na natinns ba,o haan attracting
oroat .tta,t;a,, +tneahe,,+ tbo would
and If is believed haye resulted in pro.
mot;ne y, o,a fr;a,, Az. roiotioms betwaen |
the various nations If the globe Con
oarn;,,s ~ ,,is;t 80 - Td,v.rd IN
paris and tho nronosad return visit
If President 7 o,,bat an ex.attache hos
tho followins, - cav.
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eaiiy IN july at WINDSOR ~ Loiiuon,
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receplion Wnich TINS klnaly, honest'
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ol .he ahsilsh government anu peopte
WI 20 iar toward elacilis IN tlle minus
VI MS conipatriots .he memories %
fasnoda' as Wen as those OF otner con
trelenips which nave III recel. years
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lonuoa' Mnion eA.ehus pach ~ ,ne
liino vi nus ooesoi, lnal 10 " eas iol
nearly two lhousaha years there - no
record VI ils ever having peen caliea
upon 10 accord us Ireeaoln ana 70 eA s
tenu l!s hospi.aiily " tne presiueht W
q lole,sn iepuplie' Iihiie l1oupet' .he
alon'eliinal lariier SON. VIII pe tne
i u, loaeish iuief oMins MS oilce W
tne SURFACES Oh MS leiloW cltizens, IN
s.eau Vi W inliefitahce, OF 10 coups
t eta. " cross Tue thresnold VI
WINDSOR castie, ana TO De received win
CIVIC honors at the temple par en-
trance OIL me capltal OF the BRUSH
empire, ana MS welcome precisely on
that account is nkely TO De unusually
CORDIAL ana enthusiastic, especially on
the part OF the people.
The last exchange of visits between
the rulers of England and France &C.
Cured at the time of the Crmean war,
when Queen Victoria, with the object,
and in fact as the only means of pre-
] venting Napoleon Ill from putting into
execution MS, 10 Engllsh people, most
most dlstasteful project OF going out
to Sebastopol to assume command OF
the allied forces there, invited him and
his consort to pay state visit to Eng.
land, herself returning the call with
the prince consort at Paris few
months later. With the exception OF
this stay OF the late queen at Paris
during the reign of Napoleon Ill nc
other English monarch has ever Wis
tied the french capital in state since
the time when King Henry vi went
there as an infant to be crowned as
king OF France in 1922. This inter
: change of visits between Victoria anC
/ the French emperor contributed to
keep the peace between their respec
tive nations and to promote the trade
between the two countries Throughout
the Napoleonic reign of eighteen years
and in the same way there is considea
able ground for believing that the re
cent stay of King Edward at Paris, fol
lowed by the sojourn of Presiden
: I.oubet on the banks of the Thames
will produce similar results advanta
geous. not only to England and France
j. but likewise to the entire civilize'
world.
1t is difficult to exaggerate the yalu
h. of such mutual courtesies as these a
= regards their effect upon internationa
- relations. In every civilized countr,
= of the world, no matter what the form
= Of its government, the final and ulti
&C mate direction of its foreign polio
- rests with the ruler, be he king. en-
Il Z, peror, or president of republic. Th
:, control of the foreign affairs of tn
- United States emanates not from tn
u state department. nor vet from tn
senate. but from the White House
and so it is everywhere in Europe, tn
70 ministers of foreign affairs and eve
W the premier in such matters as thes
~ taking their orders and their instuIt
ne tions from the ruler. Neither in Ems
sc land nor vet in Germany nor indeed
" anywhere on the continent can. i'm
nortant dispatches he sent out nv
ne minister or secretary Of state commi