New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-13
London, August ID.

London, August 10.
n. P.seemongers in America may as
vail make up their minds to one thing;
er England will have none Of them
=, ,b.;r wares. That the other Allies
A., 0, the same mind as England Is
,.,;op, but I keep 70 England because
" here and know more about Eng
80 and from more direct sources
"a, elsewhere. The English belief Is
-. all the American PeacemongerS
:. p-o.Cermans. That belief may be
-,,st or wrong, but it exists. From Mr.
grvsn upward they are all Pro-German'
s5 the object Of their man1uvreS Is 70
,,onote the interests Of Germany
Thew are the left wing Of the German
army.
The Enrlishman therefore pays no
-,r. heed 10 Mr.. Bryan than TO Pro-
,.,,or Meine.ks, Of Berlin, or Profes-
"a, Eu.ken. Of Heidelberg, or any other
4 he dozen damned" but extremely
,snie redagogues who sign the latest
,ro,s HYMN Of Hate and empty threats
and clumsy lies issued this week TO an
vrli,,ening world. He puts the Pro-Ger-
M M. Hearst on a level with the
,s,or-whoever he may be-Of the
g,nbvrger Nachrichten." He thinks
dgis, Jane Adams as he thought Of
Rr Pankhurst in the days when she
vm smashing the Regent Street shop
widows. And, with his pathetic be-
Z in the common sense Of his Kin
Beyond the Sea, he looks to US TO
weep them aA INTO the political dust
Bin where they belong. Whatever in
assne. they may have with Us at home,
hey have none here-absolutely none.
Whether any or all of them are in
hague with Count Bernstorf-his paid
OF unpaid agents-the Englishman
neither kntws nor cares.
English Belief in America.
The thing that gives him most pleas
IRE is to hear that American opinion
remains insensible 70 their mischievous
's1Tts, or, better still, that the authori-
ties are alive 70 the danger and taking
Nteautions. For long time past he has
een asking whether there was a prob
sollty Of German rising in America
1a what would happen If such a thing
sceA ! have often been asked that
tld have commonly answered by an
"her question what he supposed
FoulS be likely 70 happen if ten mill
SiS rose against ninety millions
Ill' trithmd.ical view Of the matter
lsnsrally seems 70 him a practical
view.
The Complete Letter-Writer.
Il e not yet known here whether
" exchange o. Notes between Wash
Won and Berlin will go on forever;
whether President Wilson will con-
aea 70 write after Germany has
Ns'ed 10 answer; or whether. IN any
a's, our Chief Magistrate will ever IN
10y eircums lance make up his mind 70
anything. ] think ! quoted 70 you
as most Pungent English comment
loN on the latest third or fourth OF
sdaaps thirty-fourth Note Of this
VNo.i.ngthening series. The rude
Lsrishman said he could not make out
ae1her Mr. Wilson was more anxious
feiterate his principles or 70 avoid
tsahg on them. Now. an American
'hsSysr he may think Of his Presi-
.shl Goes not like 20 have his frailties
Sposed 70 the gaze Of the foreigner
az what Is he 20 answer in such a
.se as this? Nor does he like 10 hear
a lates; for the presenD Epistle
vaToed as one more Don't DO II
gen appeal 10 Germany. DESTROYS
Ssf English friends are TO keep on
VIC terms with America, polite as
helr public comments on our Pres
- IS only because he IS our Pres
e PRINT
The Allies Resolve.
M his moment, when the Kaiser II
Nag either 20 detach Russia from
~. Aihes q 10 use Warsaw as a pre-
,s On which 10 base a demand for
s..fs! surrender 20 Germany, the
r,t,'alk In America IL felt 20 be more
Ss.Su'eFous than ever II is also more
rs.. s Out Of the somewhat confused
. - INTO which English public opinion
An "'her matters has been allowed "a
-, one Tact emergeS: To no peace
!, E ~ OF any kind will England lis
"a. vi me Allies are in a position q
o.. 'aelr own terms, and enforce
nsa they will not sacrifice Belgium
sf' VIII surrender no territory. They
yin ..noate no form Of vassslage. They
1etste no German dominion oyel
eov Ihey will never allow free
d. ka civilization 20 be crushed, oil
ma iS'siity Of German Kultur 20 tri
vs,. r an these results would follow
Ia, '.Trmsny now 20 dictate terms Of
~, -. 10 no one Of these will England
"a, nsent, nor 10 any ending Of thi,
Asr,,v eepi with complete victory fo'
4 y" and her Allies.
-, English Reverses.
hs.hk y ought 20 be understood il
d hst,,ss nat the only effect OF such
s'' defeats. disasters as have re