Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
By John George Ifnrris.

Hy Charles w. Could. Charles Scrib-
HeFs sons.
ffphnoIy no question OF our ma
Nohdl lic presents as many aspects
as tina; Of Immigration. !, goes u
inc very heart Of our existence.
IL springs from the very origin Of
our country our very inception VAS !
h"s"p on immigration. the native |
I""bI2a "h" Inhabited this Land In |
the seventeenth century. "hen tn.
mrs. hIropcans arrived. hay" passed !
"Ht OF Importance. Tney Ar. now
mere wards 81 our present govern
mont.
u docs not appear from this print
cd work "ho Mr. Gould is. His
nam" Is presented Win simplicity
4h"r" ar" u" degrees attached 10 his /
'"rn"m"n. ~" may ho university
professor, or college g"aduate
wh's" THESIS on COMMENCEMENT; w,s
ne current Fninn". n"Ycrthci"ss. he
ms complied treatise 81 weight
ana Importance. ana he haz done his
"of" Vel
b">'r"y"d b? H""r Suicide.
Quoting from the historian Morn,n-
sen. The phrase "a monvr.l rcopl.
never attain real rrospori,y.' Mr.
Gould takc= ~ hack TO the earl,
Egyptians tn 300 B g. traces thar
peculiar national aud racial prob.
lens in much dctau. reaching tho
o"nclus!pn that Egypt was destroy
ed. as Assyrin ana Rome we're Ia,.r.
no, 10y foreign attack. bu, by her
ovn act--rac. suicide rhis. de.
spite the TACT ;!at Egyrt l,cyan
about $500 years before Christ. and
end, 1000 Years lat,r in the con
ques, 81 Carnbysrs tho Persian No
nth"r rae" or nation can .xhibi,
such a loug continuity Of political
lie. !, IS unparalleled. For age.
"a Hut d,g"n-raie blood permit
tod the destruction az country
Who's" car"or. uwlhg TO IN" Original
ana continued impetus. ~ tho lonycs,
OF recorded tune
Athens Center ~ Progress
Continuing, ui,h inc stnry 81 The
Greeks. MIR. GDuid asserts that lnH
"a. period o., 100 years after ia.
Persian wars. Athens alone hrough,
forth NOR. great mon man tho whole
81 Euror- has since ur,..:nl form
tTaE" So Tho percentage ~ ,aien,
IN h'h"us was larger imam In Eu.-
land or America today. but yet i,
was unable 10 !'av"u the mass and
wa lnst .n tho ixuo-art vote Tn,
Eov"rnnou, was l.t.rallv mob ruIc.
ani ~ was slSral failur. Alex
andor--Ca'lcd tnf Gr"ai-was 90 Tar
elevated above the common ranks 81
humaa.'y 'hai ne sands suprcm.
In m"iaNchnly solitude. Ye, his
vie. Hoxaua nnd her SON. Al"x.-nd"r.
were pgt 10 death by Cay,l~der:
o7'rv wewb,- ~ his Family "as
M rdercG -"nd tnlcnt IS hcr"di'ary:
Su' ;h" Greek blood h"cam. less
and less rur". monEr.lism asserting
ttsoit,
I,"m"s rise md Fall.
TN" Romans began with "s'"rnlv
practical workadny NE for mobiles
H.. al L. "a
iHal n"d IA" Roman IDEAL, and 80 long
~ ms id"hi held sway Rom" pros
perez Then cam" tn" great Han
rlhhi Who conquered Rom" Win
Rom" war had been profession
sh" now mad" u trade She sold
hosts ~ cap'ivcs into slavery; In
SN-dini, 10000 were slain or cap
i'ir"d, sending such droves ~ slaves
to Rome that cheap "a Sandman"
r""am" nrovorb.
EEi iSow" sowod tn" seeds of Dis
!ntogTht!on by degrading tho home
and IA" family. Divorces multiplied.
FhIsoho"d. crGnlty and cnwar'irc be
cam" national traits Consistent in
dignity and m"ral elevation SO long
as her STOCK Was uncontJmiEatcd
equally consistent as her race vicor
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