The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-08-11

1--WE Ell Ill d UOuUuitSo pudu-
tasmagosia and dream gTotto.
but him. the unslumbering,
whose work both dream and
dreamer are, we see not-except in
rare half-waking moments, sus-
pect not. Thomas Carlyle in
Sartor Resartus.
Editor independent: ! have this
day read dream which was published
to the world forty years ago, by a. J,
Davis in q little book, entitled he
Fountain with Jets OF New Meanings
And my establishment is almost be-
You'd bounds to know that forty years
ago it was made plain to the world,
and yet it requires COlorado's strike
and Carlyles death, and else
don't know TO open the eyes OF the
dreaming so they can see the truth.
How blind is the world today as ii
sits in Carlyle's boundless dream
grotto. How true it seldom suspects
the unslumbering Creator has planned
its destiny and has also proclaimed
the final result Of that plan to the
world shall be that His children shall
be free.
Hero is the dream:
The dreamer happened to be awake
when he dreamed 1t.
How many who read it here will
be "half-waking" enough to even
suspect the near accomplishment OF
the righteous decree OF the brother
hood Of all men.
AT present" 90, reader, that was
forty years ago. I'VE can behold, as a
result Of the overlooking immigration
and conjugal commingling of English,
French, German. Scotch, Irish, ltal-
ians, Indians, Africans, Chinese, etc.
Tile ends up with the Chinese; words
failed him further than this) kind of
national compound which may with
propriety be called Americanade. 1t
is mixture not yet typical Of any
thing promising--except to- those who
live by interior signt-for it is, SO to
say, the 'protoplasm,' merely of a
future great nation. (And will add,
whose beautiful red flag shall be a
standard forever of the love and kin
ship of all peoples) The signs
Of a war of races in America have
given place to premonitOry symptoms
OF wondrous blending OF different
physiological elements, and different
social, moral and intellectual traits
into an Americanade, which is filed TO
the brim with executive Inspirations
compound absolutely dripping over
with infallible. prophesies OF type,
which shall bloom with perennial vir-
tues, and bear the fruits of righteous
ness, progress, liberty and spiritual
ity."
tAnd, Mr.. Editor, believe the bru-
talities of the bull pen and the mas
querading of the militia are now with
in reach of our short range guns-the
ballots OF one day-while Mr.. Davis
could only reach them with 40-year
poIn-pom.)
THE nationoidal condition of Amer
lea, or rather the humanoidal stage OF
glo-AmericanS, will account for
much of the popular transgressions OF
the laws Of peace. justice, and wis
DOM The bottom laws of society are
atrociously violated by both church
and government Native roots, the
Indians for example, are plowcd w
and thrown into the sea. Christians
so-called commit this unrivalled in.
EQUITY, through the engineIy of gov
eminent, which rests upon the army
and navy. But the punishment fol
4. such transgressions is fastening will
lightning speed. (Forking FiiipinoS
for fun and money. Sending social
lists somewhere-but where? Oh, light
ming, let not the punishment delay IL
its coming, now that 40 years-th'
period of Moses sojourn in the viii
derness-is gone by. Let the leade
appear, who will not be satisfied t
take us out of this wilderness b,
piecemeal, but who shall demand tina
we be allowed to go out bag. baggage
and all and whose word shall be pow
orful enough 10 enforce his demand.
But still another struggle is com
ing, adds our author. while the be
fore mentioned Americanade is bein
prepared In the matrix OF the presen
humanoidal condition, there is to b
wondrous war of work--a battle be
tween organized men and organize
muney-a strange struggle. going for
ward az tho same moment on bot
- Al. era.