The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
\ nr,I.n On the PAc,nr.

Tie .r-.tuu- l-pok> by Mr o. Regutld
fu.,. d"-r-IH.ng - they 4" vtr"u~
r.t."r uufaTl'i"r south imer'Can c"'ln-
tr.a. ufr. ba.n interesting They hHNe
roup,u-d o. lch st'riSticrl informal on
-rg.r iu, 'hs .and- End products and
u.riI." with dcsrr. ~ on OF p"rsOUFl "N-
I.r..rc..- m 'r,yel winch have Ne"n
lively nd sut"rt .ning. { ui''u 81 rrlI-
lively LtiI.. import n'" la -i be Grsa
Ps,,ic Coast tCtar'.- S,ribn~r'- sous
Mr. Fuock tpk.- himself rather seriously
and -aeE- - comh.n" new impressions ~
rave! with those OF earlier wee - He
.ndas, or, 10 porula~ re nov !eiV" "f
'He Pacific cog-t from tine Herng Strsii-
- tto-- e VI ss'.au "sr' icul,riy for
Er.t.h readers
H,s more recent ,ourDey- ~--ru I'D h"yr
Ua.n across the I-thnI. of Pa..ma.
through MeN.co california ans Rr.t .-h
rnimb,. lie rsgin- vltu On uulre~-
,.oristic recount 81 ~ uish conque-t~
and uFutIcal dI-cnvcrt'S q tile % zach
80 . time process that may D." "on-
fu-,ng to the re- der moi a'readv f5mrhar
with tho facts The Ch.ef events of m
uort.u,e no relates. giving fIll credit To
British enterprise. and on the whole farry
r,-adrr 10 learn that calhoun succeeded
Poll ~ The Presidency and that ~ Was
d.. to his -lgvery favorng prncLvi'ie~
that ORES on was long deprived % tern
toriai government
n - interesting ~ note that while Mr..
Knock accepts American statements r"-
garding the Improvement - the >iluhrity
~ the canal Zone and the work don" IN
Panama be- was not pleased with all b"
saw i shall never forget the apps lin <
types ~ humanity ! saw "long the ION.
~ the canal. Near the little wsyside
stqtions at which the train stopped upon
the Pr mama Railway groups of negro and
native huts were seen. board shantie-
built on piles over swamp. lacked by
RINK Vegetation and bathed IN a sultry
steam ~ hot sun and moist earth. Bat
The typ~s Il humanity which lnha bited
them oh great Providence. who ere.
ated man IN His image and lihene~-
Iirote~gle mixtures 81 negroes and hIneas
60 heaven knows what other nationalitie
d.bauchsd. horrible like human hug,
InipK the crack ur the world. ~ the
Ptnatna isthmusl On the verands - one
,,f these -hanties n the train passed slowly
a negro rushed out from the Windowle-,
Interior dressed only in an ancient shor'
J coat Il was an old Jagged dinner jacket
heaven knows where he had obtained ~
and d7nc@d half naked upon the boards
IN savage or drunken abandon. Othe'
scens~ or the domestic interior 81 thess
dwellings were laid b~aT % the eve % th'
passing passenger such 49, u would
scarcely be pos-ible 10 describe With thes'
ch1-te chronicles have seen the inhab
itants and dwellings ~ the lowest native.
~ many vide lands. hut 10 there snythinl
t. cornparc with the Niger shAnty' 81
the serni-civilized negro relap-'-t 60 haT
htri-m IN tropical America, Even th~@,
.rs ths. prints of the .in - slavery with
Vhirh the descendants e the Pilgrim
Fathers and their European brethrsr
iehled the shores ~ the New World uhsT
trsv tore the wrrtchcd negro from h..
native Africa
This condemnation of negroes from
Isris ics and other British West Indies
4 WIN make up the small traction NJ coIored
workfnef On the canal and for Nhpus the