New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

tlle law possession and because believe that |
mission to itself the world unless we |
ing our relation to each other, not from the mar
America and Engand csn ese6 n them OF DO T9a a
Of what we all can do for England. America and
Coming as l do from Canada whose lovely
one the brightest Jewel in the British crown may
We have safely embarked our nationai ship sa on
sne ocean OF enormous developments, and IN order
magnificent mas @ destiny that awaits US we hope You
friendly and powerful assistance.
THE FUTURE OF CANADA
Nj choate Shaffed us the other day at Ottawa.
with W that kindly humor in which he so pre-emnent-
Canadian from the Prime Minister to the youngest
that if the nineteenth Century belonged to fhe
United states. the twentieth century belongs to
ia faith of the people whom represent. Any idea
ted States is secuted by MS as an impossibtT Iii as
great as 8 you would regard the annexation OF the
Canada animated and inspired by an abounding
gen m pevTTuing i natqnai sentiment which you
tic of yourselves, not only believes in her magni-
making of the United States Gentsmnp n1I, III tne
have this belief It Is not Vs6o1I1 our own fat We
Our proximity 70 YOU is one of the advantages of
scend with ease from your seats of learning and
aaT Tee result OF Their to the listen
Recently distinguished party OF your geological
the iron ore which has So largely contribed T a.
your industrial prosperity the diamonds which are re-
belnS found in various parts Of the United States
New England and to hc vey Of the 70 ssspp ie
b has Gae bseS 93H FS ian Ga The wealth which G9nada
| OF years In cur Laurentian Mountains was trans
the bountfu lap Of our % rich Domnon dT 'FG amd
Snife gwen & 6y & Canada % ito to the people OF the
| her land ana iron ore; she has lent you the even
| by whose labor and energies these great assets
have been turned to profitable accogNt:
| dian born and Of Canadian descent have found hap
men if anu vSafo IIe e yoHr m Z gFeat p % Genfe H TIE
land and Of the iron ore and Of the 2soooOo Cana
would reach gTe startling T. ri t & even to this
alton Of colossal and swelling estimates
OTHER AIDS TO THIS COUNTRY
But these are not the only evidences Of assist
anee which it has been the proud privilege of our
great American eagle. 1t was the French Cana
ton. discovered for YOU the kingdom it is Your
PPVeg1 P 40 f Sca 81 d WTe @
Orleans, Detroit. st. Paul Milwaukee. They opened
the door of your treasure house and showed YOU
the way to the realization Of your present wealth
A-i% Let me quote you one more instance to show
that although Canada and the United states arc
ceeds from the one great AngIo-Saxon heart which
is common to us both makes itself felt in all our
At time when the Dominion of Canada boasted
but half her present pOFula ton. before the political
been laid so great was the sympathy felt in Can
sand young Canadians left their homes and their
work and marched 10 your assistance in order that
they might help you In your hour of struggle TO
achieve your national unity 49,,
1t Is reflection which will never fail for all time
to stir the heart of Canada, and hope your hearts
well, that at a time when the population of Can
cause of liberty and Angio-Saxon unity an army
greater In number than that of the British troops
for liberty on the fields of Waterloo
The facts to which have referred are sufficient
is felt in Canada In everything that co9duces 70 70
ada can proudly claim that she has been privileged
siates @ she is also " conscious that there is not day
which she does not feel the influence or the eA.
ample. guidance and inspiration OF the Unitec
During the few months I have been Governor
| General of Canada repeated visits from eminent
Americans have brought distinction to Ottawa anc
Your biologists are not the only branch of Ameri
can administration and research which came ne q
Ottawa during last winter TO he'p the young eiio'
The chief figure or charm and or interest ix az gu
Ptnchot who from Washington with KIM
US in our discussion, and most grateful we're t
him for the sympathy @ and m Interest ne fxpTeSseab m s all
to draw from his experience, and for the frtendl!
At iast, but not least came the other day h tn
generous courtly and apPTeciatiye Mr CnoaLe s Nm
pleasure, take off his hat to our lovely Lad!
= Of the Shows.
MUTUAL AID DESIRED.
of Rmcans nq% the better % 8s shall be peased
All we want is to know each other better thai
: ii Canada can at any time help the United State
, in any direction which will improve the condition
of life for your people. she will consider It
t blessed privilege to be allowed to render that as
Unted states @ will lea also be only too glad ss
us in struggle toward the realization or hlghe
character distinguished by the fulness with whicI
the principles of fair play, freedom and duty shai
be applied by the people of Canada TO the variou
' Iust as Canada is proud to think that 2sOo00O o
her stock is bringing vigor and strength 70 your he
public so feel sure you will be pleased InaI mat a.
lon will by the addition of the character. experienc
- and energy which they will bring to our country
q that come to Canada. the better pleased we shal
we are % not afraid tnft otzens sS an nam thew ha
=, been good and loyal American citizens 49,, ga
= The throne which Canaua has built for the God
- dess of Liberty is not less comfortable than tha
n | which the character of your people anu NVS ~
= political constitution have built for her IN IN
The people through their representatives ,-3 ga1
$ their Parliamentary session The VIII or 'l
Gentlemen. it is because we in Canada are dali!
and hourly Influenced by y1ur % example b ana Te Iy
of freedom, that We Ike YOU are so tenacious .
tion of the present unreseryed and Hngfudhg bgs '
spect for each Others JUST and iegltin1te
$ others interests and to meet each other request
8 tenance OF our self-respect and we shall contlnu
d TO advance hand in hand and shoulder to snouide
h the attainment OF common ideal. .,u
r To those OF us who believe that IN me colIlIiI mn
solidarity and unifcation Of the Anglo-SaxG5 rae
n signs of the times are most encouraging
ANGLo-sAXoN DESTINY.
The forces Of the world are slowly but eteadi
drifting in this direction. Let II be our prlvlegss y
our generation to do nothing to prevent tne t nov %
Of these currents, %i1cH m tb IL mineed waters Of on
Il | mighty and irreSisuble river -,, -, .ra calf