New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

sight the Asatc is essentially spiritual and "a
man Of faith We seek after material results NE
results OF a material kind
Iaotze, ana Buddha are such that no Ch christ
need be ashamed Of II is true t9at me St fb OF
are held academicaly by the mass of the people;
the English and the Amerioans in the EAST are the
ethics Of Christianity vitalized or held other than
the Sixth Commandment better than we do; the
adultery and theft are fully recognized. and their
violation is punished with severity; if the Eighth
that it has taken the Anglo Saxon fully fifteen hun
civil servant in India once said in my hearing, we
is more covetous OF his neighbor's goods than the
have not read history aright Perhaps if we would
give some attention to the task of teaching him
know he would rival US in our ethical life
:. on the other hand. their civilization. too often
sympa thy, seems to have exhausted itself Il has
owes her first Impulses toward social refinement
and culture to the spois brought back to Europe
the B S OI merchants and even to-day Europe
would think of going home without taking much
which to adorn and beautify his, house. The
all he did we wond T@ N e k9e HIM And Asac
art In a European house is beautiful, while Euro
place. The most We give to Asia is a lot OF cheap
cotton goods and some of Birmingham,s imitati09
art we give her nothing
Europe has invented or discovered no phiIosophi-
cal system or religious creed. We have borrowed
all from Asia. II we have made advances on Asiatic
the thinking mind while Asia has ceased to think
we are attempting to give to Asia new religion it
is only giving back to her what she has given to
who was, according TO the flesh, an Asiatic SO
far we have nothing with which to formulate
great boast
PROSPECTS IN CHINA?
military point of view. exceedingly prOblems teal
81 m 6 9e s OF s91 her os & cos
lines but that IS all. To invade China would be
and probably would rise and Kin and eat us. To
set these millions in motion would be to invoke
at least is more afraid of a Chinese invasion OF
India through the Brahmaputra than he is anxious
The French possessions are smouldering with re-
soldiers to help her to eyacuate Manchuria, it is
not unlikely, that the Chinese will rise and expeI
With regard to the talked of division parti-
much in the fix Of the Westerner Who had a hold
on the bears ta-d9V6tfu II he could hold on and
apply Lorenzo Dow's definition of Calvinism to the
and we can't we viii and we won't: and wen be
damned If we do, and Wen be damned if we don't
and banking concessions We stiu have not solved
problem in India The people win still remain apart
from us If not actively hostile to US. We shall
long to expel If they are not able to, There will
East and the West.
WORK FOR ANGLO-SAXONS.
The Anglo Saxon-The solution of this mighty
world question is not to be found in past efforts
or present plans But we do not despair. 1t surely
Is the purpose of God that the human race shall
t become unified Science has at least taught US
long before science dreamed Of it, The factors for
the realization of the great problem are at hand
The Ango-saxon; Thrd-Chystianity;
What is he? The precipitate OF all races and
Northern world.
do not count. for they decadent and doomed.
With an Aryan basis. there has been strained into
nm nm the oest n1o4 OF an the european na IA,
sonal liberty and free self-government. the only
colony, affords the hitherto unique example OF a
European power to hold and govern successfully
vast people composed not only of alien races, but
Asiatic people. W the Portuguese. the French
s0d Rs an Aedaa @ Of h 5 6Gss
has now stepped alongside the mother country into
The solidarity of the race and the solidarity of
they stand alone and apart from the rest of the
world. Three thousand miles of water divide us
few miles Of each other in the East. Manila is
blood is thicker than water. 1t was an American
captain who paid friendly visit to a British
waters and winked when American jackies took
mral Dewey and know what we will do" was
the reply Of Captain GhGhesteT IN Mania nj BAY;
do in case Germany chose to take hand IN that
England and Japa1 what does i mGqn' EngIaTG
and Russia have to say to that?
WORK OF MISSIONARIES.
ChrstlanityOu may ask What has Christianity wstt bt
to do with f hSd To DO With h ydOpmen and
training Of the Anglo-Saxon race? Answer me
tRs orient fe n the habit Of sneerng at the mis-
sionary and treating him as nuisance and inter;
loper. Cecil Rhodes. who was no Christian. said
that the greatest asset England had in Africa was
the Union Jack and he proposed to plant 1T all
the way from the Cape to Cairo, and wanted TO
Elliot. When Lieutenant Governor Of Bengal. told
in almost the eXact WpIuS NAV t'e
bungalow and that every missionary station in
India worth more to Eagsnd tna9 MY MY tR0g
land could not hold India for ten years without
tf f ey not be written down in the official annals
If India how greatly Christianity has affected for
g9Td he ggnmbered with Engands statesmen and
heroes-with Give, Hastings. Dalhousie, Claiming,
Tock-the names of Cary. Judson. Anderson, New
ton Forman. Thoburn and Parker You do not
SSbTistian missionaries who with others. have
made IT possible for England to stay IN India who
world which will stand long after Great Britain
I'D We must not forget that It was the coming in Of
fvIr,stia ftv that made Europe what she Is to-day
nv The double process of destruction and recon
efru et II was Gibbon who said that it was the
stern morality of the Christians that gave the
crossing of Paul from Asia into Europe was the
greatest crisis which ever came to Europe.
race is the product of Observation-Disclosures
freedom Of the conscience, righteousness benevo-
lence humanity. God keep us yet. lest for
GET lest forget
ENGLAND's GLORY. HER FAITH.
open Bible. Her only hope is that she keep on
Gods side The Anglo-Saxon minus God is an
The only point Of sympathy and living contact
with the East is from the spiritual side of both