Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-26
Venerable Briton Refers With
Deep Feeling to Cordial Re-
lations With Three Presi.
dents of United States.

lBy Leased Wire % EVeulng Herald
New York. April 20 james hsyse.
on she eve OF his departure for home
after six years az ambassador "a the
United States from Great Britain, said
his farewell 20 tho American people
last night Ia an address here before
the Pilgrims society 81 the United
states. re referred with feeling To
his cordial relations with the three
presidents IN office during his service
Ia Washington and said he had no
words 10 convey His sense Of the kind
ness with which ne had been received
IN America.
Mr. Bryce did not touch directly
upon any issue now pending between
the American and British govern
mcnts. This statement. however. was
regarded az significant: with good
viii and with a convection that one
Of every nations highest assets is that
sense 81 national honor which VIII
make Il live up 10 is international
obligations, all questions betw zen
your country and mine VIII be ad-
jussed Ia that way"
Mentioning that more than dozen
important treaties between his gov
eminent and the United States had
been concluded In the last six years
Mr.. Bryce said he had come 60 adj
,nlre not only the brilliant gifts Of
Former Secretary Root. "but his fair
ness OF mind and his genuine love Of
peaca." lie added that he felt sure
that Mr. Bryan would show no less
earnest wish Ia work for accord and
good viii. ana Mr.. Bryan, Indeed, has
given evidence Of this.
3 ms mission" he said, has heen
not merely Ia represent my sovereign
ana government for diplomatic pur-
poses hut also to bear a message of
friendship from the British 10 the
American people.
"In that friendship there u not lnd
there ought not 90 be anything eN-
elusive nave never suggested thnt
YOU and we should make any sort ~
alliance against the rest Of the world.
We may usefuily cooperate for many
BUSINESSES. because our aims and our
shirts are substantially the snne'
nut what We desire b. that the hei
al friendship which bind the United
states ana Great Britain 10 one an
other shall boz extended Go omhrhcs
other countries also
.'fhese have been six even,ful years
for the United states ~ well as !1'
Great Britain aud Europe" Mr.. Bryce
continued. here, too, YOU have Y"u'
aifrculties see that they MAKE
enma among Won ANXIOUS for the iu
ture. IA watching with keenest ~
, terest. ; find for You two stroh'
? grounds 81 hope. one u the vac
; that YOU have standing between an
detached from the large capita
and tho employers on the one hth'
ana oraanized labnr on the other,
tblrd body 81 sensibie and fair-minde'
citizens. especially among your fufH
/. nopulatlon. persons VINO own the IAN
! ihey tll and the houses they i've "
"such an element in nation give
4 Il strength and stability ana u is
;, element larger here than anywher
else in the world The other fact
,hnt Inc standard Of civic duty anon
an your citizens stoadils II rising
Z. .We are al Of ne apt when y
. are formlng higher IDEALS TO be NOR
atsgatisflcd than we were before VII
= the contrast between ideals and pr@'
ice. But this " no reason tor n'
spondenax No country has show
y greater powers Of overcoming dl'i
eulties ana escaping from d"nS''
Than America"