Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

saw that France would demand
 Canada of us as an indemnity for her efforts in our behalf. Wash ington and Franklin preferred Eng l' land for neighbors rather than France and they rejected the gitt ' knowing that .t would occasion Wal !. with France whica wouli haNe
 forced our alliance with England
 which in uun would have resulted . in allegiance to the British crown .
 alter England drubbed France for us. as would have been the case : had Wedderbum succeedei in
 throwing in Canada
 have employed the term Anglo
 saxon in observance of genera
 custom and in defiance of stric'
 accuracy we need not appeal to Dean
 Swift to learn that the imagination.
 which is the womb cf things IS stronger than the memory, which
 is the grave of things-hense Anglo l, Saxon it is and Anelo saxon it will who employ the English tongue 3 be as long as men speak of those 5 The highest type Of Anglo Saxon is i not yet come All of us must agree 3 with Dr. Elliott. president emiriJus | of Harvard. when he opines that 1 miscegenation of the Caucasian and
 aJoneoiion. or the Caucasian ano Inc Ethiopian, produces a bower OF der of human beings; but when he a says that marriage between Sean d linauan and a SiaV, or m short .5 between any two families of the g white race, produces a similar iov 1, ering of the srecies, he lays hll g sell liable 10 challenge
 e. Leaving America out of aeeoua .e for we are not get ot age, the Eu s7 fish have saown more inteiiecrua gt genius and more physical --yirilit
 than any other people of all history
 ancient or modern, and there ar i, more bloods ln England than n. France. or Germany. or Spain, q
 ltaIv Your Enelishman Is Teute s, and Celt It does not require rii ..- GUS imagination to fancy that th .sr 6lood of Boadicea is in the veins { 5eI George Y, and who shall say th 4 the blood of Cesar's and ef Agric' ns las legions is not perpetuated in q .;u veins of the yoemen of Nottingham T, Is it not possible tha. Francis BacC bo was the direct Hneal descendant .or the Emperor Juliane
 der What a mxJure o1 this all e ica qaering Caucasian race the rutu me American will be, made up as pol will be of all the bloods of Euro .ow from where the Danube finds [ an. sea to where the Nerva falls ir ,ph the gulf and the Elba dilutSs i led Baltieg With Anglo Saxon for ua irs, this American will inherit fr' i've Celts, Latin, German, Scandinavia the Slav. There will be a tinge tied Greek, also. ard a lit'is cf the Dlc ach of Asia Minor
 lute That American Is not yer COT
 is but he will arrive ere the close that the century and a mighty man lent will be, and all the better for Bis many strains of the Caucasian n cen ne will represent. He will h
 the pluck and enthusiasm Cf
 ba land. the ruggsd hardihood of s min land, :he cesseiess persistenc.
 moi Germany. the gayety and the e an,p of France, Inc rich imagi1at;oR
 roy Span, the ega af beauty and sr,y of at of lta 2. tbe unwaverihs; 'oran severance oI StAluinANia' anu
 the nrllllaht dash ol ioiaiiu
 ve,.v This creature will possess N ,,ner America rom the tropics to ,niac Pole and at table he will take from seat of MacGregor. He is looking have it already, and when he sits in il men: "ii De d brave anu ilish'S
 ago 'iiat s'iaii strlNe lo 'eHioFe Ni