New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31
DURAND THEIR GUEST.
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IS only the power or art OF eApTesstHS
&c boaght He only has really thought. has clearly
t2o osssd his thought words. The lad who knows
kut can't tell does not know ana ms I Is WY ii e
Se Knew he would have already told-hinseI az
e@7s-bis mother tongue this common language Is
lanEuaFe which has ne STtp ana an tb me zc and The
a"@ sv and versatility which send these wrestling
aSs of Cola swift and far TO the front II Is me
Inc ana strength on srarmatica! Iorns Dut go
bullet 20 ne u Is MOI eyasive: It does lend
y -casiIy 10 dip oua cy-unless it be that manly;
sTark outspoken modern sort 80 abIy t
- his evening IN single century me NUMBER
~ hos who use Ibis language eaped from twenty
,niiou to hundred and twenty milIlo sIT Tcb
Tas both the result and the promise OF the inherent
sIT2tes5S . 81 10 he mon who speak the mother
,o1gue. whoever and wherever they may ~, oe An az
rhsrever CLINE. under whatever nag; IN silg usai
NN.ae.-and OF beloved names and hallowed memo
an in that mighty interoceanic Republic with
Ionies aud possessions beyond the seas or spread
iiLSs sU known harbors-vhoever and wherever they
tongue and who. because they SPEAK IT, nmrS .
oCTnmoa thought and common purpose a common i
sFoaiier 10 shoulder m magnificent achieve,
-o,ts Of tho glorious future Cod bless them and
keep them forever and forever one.
The sentiment If sIr Mahie who followed
N-. Garfield. expressed in the remark that
Thank God the function OF the English Am
bsssador i'm this country has largely resolved IL
self into turning over the pages in the Anglo
American book Of friendship! met with warm
applause
President SChurmaus references 70 the part
Queen Victoria. Lord Salisbury. Gladstone Lord
Alverstoue and Lord Pauncefote had played IN
furtherinC The goodwill between the TWO ha-
lions 10 less than his natrering tribute to Seore-
tarv Hay. were also vociferously Endorsed
President Schurnan spoke in part as follows:
I'll is
ne al re5IkaS 10 M IN washington two or
three weeks ago. with a certain uote Of personal
Tnucb more common in this country than in Eng
land Perhaps he was alreaay experiments an an
ticiaat6ry ahNieJy IN regard 10 the test 70
which a constitution. hardened Dy exposure IN the
and OF climate. was heneeforth to be EXPOSED in the
h0spltaule cities OF washington i i - UI .
Tt-ufsht. anyway, We all feel there Is mucn 20
be SAID if only We know how 10 say II Alright The
tS rav sSistDg between The American and Brit
icb neaues and governments furnishes a theme Ot
Inspiring quality and ineNtausuble interest
know nothing more remarkable in history. or moth
The development ~ The last hai dozen years 9I me
deep and genuine sood feeling that now hlnos our
peoples and governments together Ne have been
aWaksS6g for the fTs Tine Of clear conscious
ness Of The brotherhood 81 all members OF the
prise the English speaking people on both sqes q
IL they Constitute two sovereign nations yet in
community Of interest in similarity Of spirit and
sentiment. in identity OF aspiration, goal and con-
cepuon Of the ends OF civilization. they are one
Next 10 qualification at the birth OF this new
feeling Of Anglo American fraternity and solidarity
So long ne DELAYED The Iast Quarter Of the eigh
~. ,,tbota - 81 ,irata.Tt n
have passed since the Declaration Of Independence:
hatreas engendered by the Revolution mad been all
nourished IN the minds Of the three succeeding
generations Of EnglIsnmen and Americans. In
the Ssfen6e Of south America Sgainst the allied
powers
gradual expansion OF trade and commerce. which
peace, spite Of TIE growth of social intercourse
tween Americans and Englishmen the general sub
stratum Of i'll feeling and suspicion between the
vitality: and when, from the mere lapse Of time
and [he 6seP emo ~ gai nsTe fallen
happy occurrences during the Civil War once more
two nations were in imminent danger Of a vast
90 H. r9rdiaI and fr;reTra al SSo9 VII ggSdb
s sr7-,aTGs The two ns6DIs to t %iilTl
are aware OF a revolution in sentiment, Of trans
citation and confidence. which would be incredible
if il were not actual md which is today the
peace and the worlds progress IN liberty and
II We inquire mo the causes Of this marvellous
.4''-9.'i41'- .SclIll59' u 4-ea9 anu dtt4-
individual and personal. First OF all England and
ea during the last ssneTafion the al eaI paths
civilization The conspicuous features Of the period
Importance in iistory-werc the discoveries Of pure
and commerce on the basis Of steam and electricity
attended by an enormous expansion OF both and
rnents But these have been the common and. in
deed. the supreme ends Of the British and Ameri-
can peoples. and the pursuit of common objects
has engendered mutual understanding and sympa-
thy. OF course, England romans monarchy and
the United States republic; but even this differ
contrast Of mes fba Substantial fact IS that both
by the peope-thOugh the has its head an
hereditary ruler with limited functions and the
other an elective magistrate who exercises const-
egn excelpt he car Of Russia and the Emperors
There IS another circumstance which has e1ectu-
tween Ae6s ana Great Brta q geSa the
Element Of yexed questions which affected, or
vital political seasibnities Of either nation. The
other cay the Alaska boundary removed from
ne ground of dangerous cebate-thanks especially
70 the courageous, high minded and judicial atti
tuee Of Lord Elverstone. the Lord Chief Justice Of
acquaintance regard with high esteem and admira-
snternational relations was Irish Home Rule But
Il has ROW disappeared from the American horizon
ard We know nothing Of II except the repoTt-per
naps Gnwarranted-that parties IN the English Par
lament NOWADAYS Guido another in their deYo-
become ar~e-~snz - ernrese am, 1iy,io, % tbjs
generous and unsclfsh rivalry Of regard and broth
Two names there which If mistake not.
h'st9Ty viii especially eXaIt the conscious mas
cord and amity. One OF them was an EngIishman.
she otner is an american The former served the
nae served 81 under Queen Elizabeth, and he in
itoe: along with tho ancestral caution. sobriety
pagst.eed capacity Of detachment from popular
OF me passing day in the!- relations to the nast
oTs-1T5sct az Lu{4re The intervention OF the
the Monroe Doctrine IN The ho1indart disriIta be
tween England and Venezuela might easily have
intel States; thar affair Was Used 70 800
5t5 iee-.s IA both countries illustrate
land acceptance OF the hegemony of The United