New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
A DINNER TO MR.. BRYCE
ambassadors Pleasant Reference TO
Incident at Kingston.

Manchester. Jan 2s.--James Bryce, the Arnbas-
.sdor 70 the United States. and Mrs Bryce were
rests ~ honor a: farewell dinner al the Reform
Club here this evening. There was a large com
ue;ly present. under the presidency of Harry Nnt
tall member of Parliament. Alr Bryce 1enIvins IN
least 20 his health. Heferred 10 Great Rritain's
sOOa relations with all The powers. and ADDED:
There IS one friendship which Is Of especial value
happy 10. 70 mink pink our relations with that counlTy
sever nave petn Detter- Never indeed. DO ] think
TGe INCIDENT fresh IN your memory need De re-
Erred 70 sy iGr me sake o5 saving that the moral
lappil1, FROM isose times when an Incident ike
that would nave been tho sigrlsl of cries az ~, ~
lance ia ''e PRESS " both countries FoTtu5..+fiS
z boil COUNT 4o one took this matter as any
thing hdt -. on wherein could show our
Ever iroT" gniticau. was The recent visit of
Secretary Root 10 Canada. 7 hope YOU aIl ~ead
tlie speech of Mr Root. I never relncinbe1 ana, d.
hrerance of Responsible Statesman uttered in a
sted .! rs EooSntlon ot the splendid progress OF
good feeling between Canada ana the IniteI ;fat.s
% promote liiendsf3P and good will between AN
fc future Ii is an admirable sam 70 ore omen
spit of relations Of Lese three p6onHs u Or 'S e he
:e.se 30 p.9ples' i'or We and the Canadians are
visit has been paid and such a speech made There
6 nnthne mat ought 80 bs dearer to us than the
nl..iIellsa.cS oi ths nnoet friendly and the most
Intimate relsuons with The greht Republic across
The Auaruc.
Tho guests OF The evening here ;ntern,n,ed NIr
"laeh sny one ran be called the ner, Ambassador
20 the United States continued than trying in
however small degree 20 contribute 20 the draw
Ing closer OF these ties not only OF interest hut
what Is higher and greater. OF sympathv-ties that
rsst in community OF language and in the nosses
sion OF the same literature and the same poIirIcel
Institutions and traditions"
AZ this point NJ. Bryce again was interruntes bv
Oh snrs -
nave hi1a the honor Of he ~ s"la;.,i 10 r.Ire-
sent this government in the United States e. Tho
speaker continued. hut not only this government
hut the English people desire the closest friendsbio
with the United States The assembled companv
here interrupted Mr.. Bryce with cheers for the
third time
Mt. Bryce concluded his speech with einnha sizing
ne necessity OF introducing radical reforms in the
House OF Lords. lie referred also 10 Ireland. saw
hg ne LETT that country peaceful and TRANQUIL and
oeprecat!ng the publication Of false reports con-
corning disturbances i'm ireland when he was adj
nlnlsteflES the country Mr. Bryce reminded his
hearers that they must bear IN mind the past CEN
turtles OF misgoyernment and misunderstanding the
results 81 which could not 5e abolished I'm a few
years and he exhorted those present 10 remember
10" mach better things had become since Mr.
''iadstone's message Of peace and friendliness
ny Bryce said that he was confident the Irish
problem would he solved. and that he trusted most
of those present would live TO the solution.