New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-25
FEARS GERMAN SPIRIT.
John Foord Declares 1t a Menace to
Worlds Peace.

-. ~, tho birthday Of Queen Victoria was
1900 at Delmonico's last night by enough
r-onhers of the British Schools ana Chl'eisL'ie
f,I,,h m FIJI one of the large halls- Inc INeS'
Arthur H. Judge, president OF the cruz, $50
49, ,F .t,b,c with him were Sir Percy sanderson.
- r,r;t,sb Consul General; DR. J. \. IRWIN anu
he Rev. D Parker Morgan former presidents OF
49, c1rb. II Give Bayley, British Consul Johh
yoord n former Editor of the Lohoon Ii"e9'
ard captain Porter OF the Etrurla-
"'u rro,osine the health of King Edward. the
+,et1,aster referred to him as 'Weider OK ma
lions The man who travels fearlsssiy thFoush
ireland France Spain or wherever ne VIII Du1
80 n certain august imperial relative traVeIs
-, ro Teens on the alert" President Roosevelt
-oe snoken of as being "Unafrad Of the trusts the
senate and the wild bears Of the Rocky MON
tans. -.
Fri,sin's ANY in the Far East said, in part:
We are living in the midst of events. the most
tremendous n long centuries Inc 5oreInoss IL
Hsatie powers rules justly, mildly and peaeetlny
1nSe2 10 give gTudgng TO British rule IN
India deGse e i3csH Of ne ds and nciaeDsy
loot Russia's greatest activity in tins hne has ose
10 ib Fr East he consent of Great Britaip
the occupation Of Port arthur was one 5hg
the dagger at the hear OF Japan when Sne go' ,ps
the United states and Asia are absolutely iGeat.-
cal suppose russia aa1 81 Ma1e hlr.a; ire rus.
slams dd certainly know how to deal with tsl''IcS
and they have an enormous corruption IuAa
We. know the educated iNtlsS4ttll-. il'u'ss
like them. They have enormous possibilities u
they would only mind their own business they
have enough to DO at home The Chtnese peoiI1'
are the most democratic in the world, sra tHe
C'hiraman is the most democratic individual.
ne HeI an preserver Of the ing Here
the understanding between the ally OF japan arc
The ally OF Russia. brought about by the man
recently referred to in a NcW-G Ork newspaper ''S
'.fhe first statesman OF Europe / was glad to see
that headline the first statesman of Europe II
shows that intelligence is advancing -,
The peace OF the world has more 70 rear TO-DAY
from the voyager b1gInan policy that d)hlt''vs
the German Empire than anything else. -,
Iapan has only changed her weapons not "ei
spirit.
Sir Percy Sanderson, responding to the toast
His Matestys Representatives, said that ooser-
vations have been made OF late on the ireque'Cy
with which such phrases are used as 'o!ood IS
thicker than water" common language coin
mon blood" and common literature and sa'u
that no doubt there had been a certain amount OF
cIaDtrap on those points Yet. do not think'
he continued that we should do well to misjudse
the advantages of at least common language ana
90 these relations which come to ne formed rom a
ideals of liberty justice and e4uaIty peioIe '
law Speaking of language, sir PERCY SOU so--
II is here that think We are par 10 ~
When matters have 10 re olSS'SSs-"' -,
tongue The arguments Will, Ior the most pli
based on principles recognized on ootu
so YOU may say that YOU are at nome III sd stse
of the word. As other relations IN NilISl - a..
mend on matters which no instructions San AZ.
I know that for my part I should De Ihuet Cr IN
siderable difficulty If were told that was i''N
10 feel lat home in New-York