The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-16
BRITISH RULE IN TNDII.
MIR. John Moriey's Policy saId ~ Ha,,
stimulated the National Movement.

stimulated the National Movement.
To TIM EDITOR oY THR Sun Sir N,
Charles L. r. Stuart-IintOn may draw a Ions
bow concerning what England has done for
India at this late hou In the day In this conn.
try only. where people know little ahou,
that unhappy and But In England, ~ we'll
as In India itself. his countrymen are getting
a little bit nervous. not because the poople
Of India have devised a plan 10 drive ;hc Br,.
fish out Of India. but because the Hind,Is ard
Moslems are drawing together and the signs
OF nationallsm seem to be clearer.
No stone has been left uniurned lately Inv
the British to create hissensions aud quarrel.
between the two main branches OF the Indian
community. and In some cases success has
crowned their efforts. The divine agencies
however. are working for the liberation Of
India. Since the partition Of Bengal, in DE-,
tober. 1905. the leaders OF thought In India
have given up the begglns policy and have
directed thsir onCrts toward bringing about
and Moslems. There wss consterDauon Il,
the British camp when Hlndus and Siosiems
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the union between the children Of the soil
without regard 70 race or religion. As
dangerous 70 British rule and hence " de-
ported TO Mandalay..
The present struggle between the leader.
eminent Is over the issue whether the people
should be united with the tie Of patriotism
one 'p snoese Se t IKE ' Tssdsrs have awe nSsan,' n NO
and have great hop, Of success. MIR. Robin.
msat. rssiisss the force Of nstionalisn Ia
India and still is not hostile to IL. He says.
should India ever become 2 nation we could
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do 90. should the szcciisnce Of our government
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weuid cease. No Internal revolution would he
Zoe have 70 be solicited. We gslned India BY 10
disps: We aasllsd me Indian .utiny by indians.
our Indian army. = native. and should the growth
Of the patriotic feeling render ~ necessary for ~
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passed.
From the above quotation Il will become
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We arr no. eosaasrors Of Insis: We s.npc'
perish In the mere attempt.
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eommenocd 70 govern India - . ccnqyercr.
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tinguished oountrymen In London has recently
quoted the same Mr.. Souttsr 70 prove that
tSs British people are a nstion OF hypOortss.
We. rule india IN dsnspce of an our cherished
theories Of government. A. homo W ere demo
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rcsentstion worthy Of the nsmo. Az home we
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lies Of salt and opium.