New-York tribune., 1909-09-30

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Admiral Seymour spoke after Prince Kun
He was received with great applause. which was
| repeated when he paid compliment 10 Paul
| Jones He said,
Governor Hughes. Mir. President. Ladies anl
! Gentl"mcu-I may commence by truthfully assur-
honor that has been done me IN being sent here to
represent the English nation also TO represent the
| English navy. | sure that no country ever eN-
| listed in the world where navy was 50 much OF
| nation. II is thrrcfore that feel that may
speak for country that is especially. or has heen
We look around and We EngIishmen soc with
are springihg up not only in your great American
/ nation but I'm 9th NJ tlons OF the world may
90 ns .' u,,,5 Eca,isa mil We v-"re e,Ir
| Satcd In Your inc.nnparabe writer Captlin A. T
Mahan. did not know. That is one influence
now. and rightly and naturally the nations OF the
world are lncreasnE uteir force ny sea. buL let
ming hu' pfare The seas must hc poiic@d iust as
! Of London and New York police 10y the honest men
are nerallv thought necessary
an Engshmsn Ne M share pHs' ais" wh Holland Holland IT,.
honor OF his actually sailing fTom that country, on
In conclusion. ! would Ne t" say Two or three three
| poets I'm his poem ON the lighthouse said
| Sal ON, thou stately ship II is mine 10 guard
] this door il is yours 10 bring men unto men
/ But as said earlier I'm my course the men of
var 2re equally ntS"ssary To- polio ihe seas seas, and and
| Therefore SaN the same t,lnE apI''es that tney
must bring men gnio men ne reay 10 prom@l@ , ta4
| tions ~ the world
Admiral Won Roster followed him. Admiral
Won Roster said
uish to thank you 70. your invitation and the
sgIgndid Teeepton offered to to me me & and s my ieoM low
/ have said about the German navy. words witch
cRain u good ana friendly relations happily c3,
listing between our Two nations and H'vies.
e,@rvthine issrr.d about this voyage it was my
| desire
| feet. which has accomplished by rs cruise a
| modern neet I wish YOU to know that Tie Ger
Officer has watched Win the k'enss' interest The
ecconpishmcni ~ mat yayaEEsi ana , am ni" gao :"
| relrIit proof OF cficjeu,E. This <trouE and eff
! cient aeet has been wherever il came herald OF
fegt locs OBJECT TO the love of peace, but Is
When the American, A,lan,is aeei crosse! ne
%e did regret in germany was that our co1ntrS
was too FAR out of their way TO nave tn@ honor OF
| hospitalitv that have often enjoyed In yonr
| srcat country Gentlemen. I propose the pros
SsFs,' 5eTs' OF '''s amer can nav ''' " ''''
! The other speakers in their order were Vice
| Admiral di Brochetu OF the Italian navy, Senior
! Perevra Of Mexico. Admiral e Pord, Minister
Ioudon Of the Netherlands. Mayor Mcclellan
and Senator Root Mayor Mcclellan said.
What We are honoring this week what are
Hoiofahg l to,,.S"l Hudxon and E,iltan the ioers
| of their achievements For AZ Fulton was the nrst
TO- @pg m s6%ed the Se cd sa f mocrn 10 econom
| development. and as Hudson the first TO make
| known the world the site of this city OF ours.
| am complacent enough New Yorker to believe that
by doing he sowed the seed Of twentieth century
rms ccebrati9n is really in honor Of the spirit
tieth century. the spirit Of the modern world So IT
have treated Il not as local in its application not
even as merely national, but as an event belonging
10 az. As long as humanity remains as II IS the
world viii never see the realization OF that inter
graphical expressions, and would make Of the earth
governmental paternalism Nor in our time at
republic '"' '1 ever 'e'0'' one vast ie'e'a'
Each nation has itc own peculiar problems to
solve, rs own salvation TO work out In its In
The only possible internationaism is the interna-
tonalism of forbearance and help and sympathy,
that comes from determination TO live and to let
golden S rue e OF @RP'a'i0" fe to world politics of the
In the name of the people of New York /. the
Mayor. bid you who are here tonight who have
come from near and come from far. sincere and
1t was nearly o'clock when Senator Root
spoke. He said;
This meeting OF millions upon the shores Of the
every language under the sun. millions who have
law, of every prejudice throughout the whole broad
%orIdnthe meeting Oh these millions mere IN ms
in all the truths of civilization, in which every ma
ar ah haS and 2s whS and rtnS
Dutch and SVede and Spaniard butcheTed each
other the forests Of the Atlantic Coast and con-
tended for the mastery. which happy time has
proved to be needless. to enable all mankind and
every race to enjoy the happiness and the fruits
to be gathered upon this virgin soil
May the fraternal feeling that marks this happy
gathering never give way TO the hatred the cruel
~. the sehshnesS and greed Of those earlier da VS.
May tho fruits of civilization which We have ac-
claimed with banners and Illumination and pro-
cession ana parade never again be fuTned aside
ana the steady progress of mankind he turned
backward by the wars that disgraced the days
of old! May the harmony, the fraternity, this
festival be an augury for the future May the
blending Of races which has made possible all
that we now celebrate never he made naught by
the conflict of upon the battlefield! Nav the
spirit OF this day persist, grow effective
In the minds Of men, and this occasion he a pre-
cursor Of many festival I'm the years q come
marking the steady progress Of all the peoples of
the earth. who have united 10 make America what
II is. upward ~and onward. along path that
leads 70 perfect peace and Justice and lbertYl