The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-19
oxE ENeLisHmANps VIEWS
EssuRas neiattass BptWsss AasTtspas aaa
IN laanlaNman.

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sammnsHy NJ Amefleaas aNd t~naiNhr'eu
sHd hsva hsen IN thIa ecuutfY fef tNetfY are
vssfs, tthlNR I an entflef ~ fefhn W eflnlrN
on me 1asatlaa Hew faiart - ~ Nte'Nef
itefe 10 roe mueh ioye hes b"'WeeH ANHeft
esra sad fNsnahmsu
lmsfirsN ss snyfhine diHefpdt flom IN Fns
laNmsN, sNd ttae sas Huf festive shfngdl
hut n aNeu happsns fhat AmeFiesns ~
IGNORING ihnss %pHruliag eHclst c1Ndi'lrNs
sgteb s,isf snfogg phslahWeH, Alfaae'hef
lsu w eedefsi ffd ma nfflshef Iha WV
lsbs, Tssgsiely nsvef dtalItea ihs Ysute"
lfs may ltluh him 'uueeg don't ycu sne~
and / think fhe American yefy oten lonhs On
me q stlshfuan ~ @arseT but thefe y NJ
feetts NJ dislike aeneHa nc 10 penrle.
In l,oefjss after tho Nsf Tor Independence
lbsss 80 aednutta,llg = aegnne antlstnalfsh
iesilns. and this etts'ei n sore ss,ent ~.
Inc ,hs mylt vaf frr eNa9plr, IN Nc srrlne
M iset ~ eefe IN fhe hiah arsa and out COW
dlssI and Az lmsflesn Veeeei passed No Hnd
We aignsItNI "Ouf COW IL deHd send ~ some
min Tho YANKEES captain aienallri t'ood'
bv. sirsngsr . and N coutas the hfltish cans
talr sbooW Ma nsi ~ the stars and S'flpes
and svofr ubtli Tho american ysesrl WIS oW
NJ SIGHT
nt nen.on. chs Archbishop NJ cant"thutv.
used 10 tell, with c~onsldefahin Gtls'O for him,
a yerv nuet and fessfained person, that ~
one NJ hia receptions A. Lambeth Palace IN
American lady cams no ~ him and. shook
him warmly nv tho hand and aaid, How 40
you do, Biahop7- She hal altogether over
looked tho fact that the Archbishop n Cantef.
bury ranks meet 20 royalty Hut this feeiinG
that one maj Il ne good as another creates
no dislike for Americans IN the year 1901
vas AZ = ~ Georges dinner Just at q time
when the Venezuelan question was before
the public A Justice Of the supreme Court
II won't give his name, because I was an
after dinner speech, told the Brltishers; we
have licked you once. wa have licked You
twice and we will lick you again Ihe
Britlshers cheered 10 the echo. A speech
like this created no III feeling. II takes an
EnRlishman TO appreciate fully the reception
which has now been given to the daughter
81 The r .T@niS s,pr Tssrs \ n no . poRssn sh G2oq Is
mot lost" between the two countrleS
The whole matter has, however.a much WIDER
Great Britain is the great naval power OF the
twice the strength OF that OF any other copn-
To- take second place on the high seas. II is
now very evident that the united power OF
Great Britain fEn Ina and d The he wwnnr1tlSd S{bd.ef |, t the
view that all true hearted Americans should
take OF the situation. II does not, matter
where we spring from. Dublin or LONDON.
Berlin or Paris, Moscow OF Jersualem. when
we enter the United States we shake, on our
former national lily and We adopt the Ian
euaee and the literature of the American
nation. These are English.
King Edward Is popular In America, ana
you have only TO travel through England az
the present time TO find that Mr.. Roosevelt is
just as much enshrined in the affections of
the English people as &C. B." or Joe Cham
beyain. There never was a time when Eng
lisR people had such a strong liking for the
American people as they have at the present
time. and this is very largely reciprocated on
and Germans there may be some anti-Eng-
fish feeling, but there is positively none among
American born citizens. and the Jews and
Italians who are coming over TO this country
in very, large numbers have a very great
past experience that a voyage across the
Atlantic has very disturbing influences. and
that it Is a little unfair for a newspaper re.
porter TO ask you questions on international
subjects before your disturbed liver has had
time 10 get cool" AN ENGLIsHMAN.
HunnEJyN lime ia