The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26

pGS. - his life more pcrsi-teu.ly as
s.Ni by American newspapers. and
even reviist. than william waldorf
Aston. Indeed they may be said to
have literally driven HIM 10 seek refuge
In Englaud, wuerJ he has ever
since made his home. While he
has managed there % enjoy . privacy,
especially 10 connection with family
matters, which b. was druled III the
land OF bis birth. Che taot that D.. had
been forced Qy something AKIN to pcrse-
Cut.ou 10 eNQltr.tte himself has caused
certain elemtu. Of tine press On thus
country 20 heap a sin gredter amount
Of ouioquy upon HIM.
No occasion was lost OF donounc!ng
HIM rs a man who has foresworn his
allegiance to the stars AMI stripes and
who has no use for The United states
save to eNturt from here the millions
of dollars which he spends abroad with
out any sense ~ his obligations 10 the
country from which they are derived.
The Circumstance tnIJ Tar from sh.rk-
ing any such obligations he has re-
NAMED one ot he largest taxpayers in
New York and that by ms iudIc.ous and
liberal MANAGEMENT ct his vast real
estate in erests IN this cry he mas con-
tr!buted very largely ,o rs development
and prosperity. as Wei as to The lul-
provemsnt Of "a, conditions OF the tene-
ment house population. AAS been studl-
uusy ignored. a similar silence beng
observed with regard 10 ms American
charities. past ana present ana 20 MS
work as member ~ the STATE Legs
lature at Albany ana as Ihi'ed states
envoy abroad.
Among the mos, frequent forms of at
tack upon bis uame .s tina, which holds
him up tp American rd.,u.e as snoo-
hlshy counting mo S'.'..N '' ''N'' per
sonIgea and ot merl1.r' 't the Tisi'c-
racy, aui Of ev na."u''tnE To- ''.a+n
peerase tor himself. vnF zen udys
ago STORES were PRIME" "sl. W.
effect tniL NE "o"'I '' 'o'.'"' WIN
nothing Jess ''"" '''s''',
Now tnet, is no son 81 OnlI' sam "'o
has SHOWN Sf'a,e' amount % ne
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Lords, either as 'A' I'a'' o. 90
the DUKE OF Hr'eF--'l e''' -
tavOrite res!dence-n' one snow 49,
than h!Irsei t"al ne - ee''''' '-..i,,r,
American o'F'H ana l''"'e'
from ever RECEIVING Il P''''7''
NO one VINO owes his BRUSH cIlZen-
ship 20 naturalization can ever De
created a peer OF Parliament ms Is
owing 20 al art OF Parliament passed
IN the early part OF the eighteenth CEN
Jury a. the outcome u the Intense pop
Mar resentment excited N England by
,to ,c,.-,, ~ V-...4ul III. ard George |
IN lavish.rz British peerases on their
-, nv Las unworthy but always I'M !
nonuIar German and Dutch favor'tes
,r,ITr g,,.,,,s H.. srtr IN existence. rs the |
ia SALISBURY reminded King Ed |
-, ,b, l,ttar wished. at the !
Na'' 49,. ..,-o,.tf,, 10 bestow A
''iie " -. ~. r.,rr,an horn Sir Ed !
pee' - "a l,aan q, very use
warn -. ~ Uoys notably |
lul 10 H-lh 80 q - -.:-..-., - |