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Phone 1%. Cairo to the Cape, and English discip-

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Editor. Bu siness Iilaueirer

mt lamina eculnnlnl.

engaged for a century past. This has led American statesmen to make an appreciative study of what Britain has been and is doing. They find the study at once instructive and inspi- ring. We have now in sight a re- cent deliverance of the newly elected and youthful Senator Beveridge o Indiana, which 'illustrates what w have just said. Hs was speaking, i

Greater Republic. Hia words ar worthy of a wider auditory than ca be gathered in the largest hall. They furnish good reading for American and Canadians alike, and they breath the spirit that is drawing the tw great English-speaking nations to gether. We quots:-

is a part ofthe move ment of a race-,

and race movements* are not» shaped

Their leaders are not only states

‘ race are its highest law. They precede and survive all statutes, all constitut- ions.

“The sovereign tendencies of our

race are organize tion and government. We govern so well that we govern our- selves. We organize by instinct. Un- der the flag of England our race builds an empire out cf the ends of the 'earth.

goveins. Everywhere it administers order and law. Everywhere it is the spirit of regulated liberty.

"Everywhere it obeys that voice not

to be denied which bids us strive and rest not, makes of us our brother’s keeper and appoints us stewards, under God. of the civilization ofthe world.

“God did not make the American peo-

, ple the mightiest human force of all time simply to feed and die. He did ‘ not give our race the brain of organize.-_ tion and heart of dominion to no pur- , pose and no end. He has given us a ‘past equal to our talents. He has ap- pointed for us a destiny equal to our ‘ endowments; He has made us the lords of civilization that we may administer civilization. Such administration is t needed in Cuba and the Phillippinei are in our hands. ‘

l lf it be said that home tasks as large;

as our strength await us--that politics' are to be purified, want relieved, muni. ‘~ cipal government perfected, the rela- tions oi capital and labor better adjust- ed-I answer, Has England"s discharge of her duty to the world corrupted |her politics? Are not her cities. like Bir- mingham, the municipal models upon which we build our reform E’ Is her labor problem more perplexed than ours?

“Euglaud’s immortal glory is not'

°~England’s ixaperishable. renown is

n Englishscience throttliag the plague

itizens, perhaps even out of the

"Tho l’6p\lbllC 00l1ld 11012 I‘Bll'€8.L if it Wggt, would conggnt; (.0 gervg in that

would. Whatever its destiny it must

proceed. For the American Republic hitherto been paid

the most masterful race oi history-

th h d I . Th re mi hi antdwfdils tb dilriliie comliiyiandls. g y Gwfge Washiugwn W” b°m- It is §

.. ° - ther

men oi peoples they are prophets oi real greatness of the man that the . GOC. TBC lIllll51'CIllJ l€Ild0llCl6S Of av- gnnivgrsafy Qf is pnnually *gets fan. treatment at Centr

Everywhere it builds. Everywhere it

a thousand years. It is ours to rein 1 force that thin red liné which consti

We print in this issue an elaborate l

consolidation of schools and the trans

50119 Am 7°* thi’ 1159"!" °f EUS constituency looking for favors God- If Pays tn bu’ at

_ lishmen were never so secure as now h f t d G d hy A _

And that gwhich "is England’s undying en°‘l;£t1stshcr1l:;r di-Zlmednout atb intel, “UUUPUIQUUUUC _ .__

lame has also been her infinite proiit,so wan. a _ g ` ’ , sure is duty golden in the end_. t admit the large vessels that ply ou_the

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“The dominant notes in American t lakes- A 8°"°."nm°“° ’WPP°ft°' might V i 7 5 f f .3 G

history have thus iar been seli-govern- 89° f'l{°fn 9' SP5” EQ” the P“l‘P°S°- Af* f _ _ _. ,, j g

men' and internal improvement But, opposition man might have to wait these were not ends; they were means. The people of Goderich voted for, the p V They WGN’ 'H0595 Of P1'°Pa\`9»\i0U- The government candidate. Many of I ' ' _ , A 5 _ d°mi“am “°t°° i“_A,”°°’if’a“ M6 *in __ them would doubtless have done the f _ _ 7' ?;';_?)f;’:$ét;: “d'm“‘m`at‘°“ and W°rm,° same had a Conservative government , - » , ' ' ;

__ . ' . _ been in power. This form of induce- ' `

tianiitylaixl Lgigggghtthiatgrfgigigihféi ,_ _ ment always tells in favor of the party

n power

__________,,,,,_____ temby which a resident of London 1 ‘ p - President Faure remained suilicient- Flay-have his own Private letmrmx If 3_0) 001116 U0 tht? _slltlllysl

- _ _ _ _ _ h house, the 'letters and ~ ly democratic to have in his line lib- ;1ap:,so;;ng out and coming in being, when In _nsed of Gogdsa

rary a portrait of himself in leathern Xl despatched and brought in by special YOU IIl0llB_y dlltl glV6 yOU 88l:iSf apron and rolled up .sleeves taken I messenger twice a day' For this the mgan gverythmg W3 gay, and d when he was a. working tanner in householder will Pay one Pound step ,every time. ._ _ _

W== Havm- 5 man 1e_S5 great _than hf’ _ling and ten shillings for each addi- ' ,

THURSDAY, FEB. 23, lass. who had risen so high iii oihcial post- .tional daily Visit of the Postal c,,_,.,.ie,._ __ Sdn *haf W3 0‘ff¢|\ f0|\ pill

- _ _ . ._ _ t1on_ would have done everything Th, figures seem Pretty high’ but AEGL0-SBXONDUH _possible t9_,ma'ke Pgople fmget hlsl wealthy persons will doubtless accept

AND ITS MISSION. humble ongm' t; _I them in many cases. ' A

It ' 'ntre t' ”' t B `t‘ sub‘ectsi ' The West Huron election gave a

to resid lthg _dihldigissionnaiishong Jour Pape' from die Pen. 0' Inspectof Mc' number of the leaders of the two American cousins just now on the C°'m°I°’ d.e°'lmg_WM' the questmn of parties an opportunity to air their

t' f ' _ To take os- _ . . ° eloquence, from Sir Charles Tupper

;1¢;1;iolii)lbf)tlid{ptfi?liil(irppines meansp to Pommon °f Pupils’ Preséntmg an M' down Among the speakers on the

usal of the article by all who take an

didatd for the Lieutenant Governor-§ ship of the'Island, as a. representative

E farmer who has also done the couutryl n , some service in other ways. He is!

Philadelphia and his subject was The quil;°_ right in his °°nt°”ti_°n th” high'

e positions should not be given merely! n > as rewards to those who spend large_

sums at election times,too often in cor-i

S rupting the electorate. Real service ‘ 6 to the country may be done other and

better ways, and when so done is eu-i

cf titled to fair consideration. Thei

salary of Governor is a pretty large;

one and it has been hinted that' Mr.;

high oilice for something less than has

It is a far call from the busy pre-

,sent back to the year 1732 in which

eforc 'a strong 'evidence of the

celebrated by increasing millions of: the world’s people. Yesterday at

private residences of American citi-i zens and citizenesses the ilags of Bri- tain and the United States were dis-, played in honor of the birthday, end-

our race feeling enables to feel a share in the possession of Washington.

Could he now return to see the great Republic he founded, and also the mighty Empire from which ‘he seceded, it is safe to sayl he would feel a measure of pride in them both and we much mis take the man if he would not be found a. most ardent advocate of the _ most friendly relations between the two_ countries. y

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' S0 Shakespeare says, and so

found a colonial empire, and under- my.°f information and quoting auth ‘government side were Hon. Messrs

take toward savage and semi-civilized ormes m f°‘v°r of th; System “nd l Mulock, Paterson and Tarte, with an _ 41 |||¢|A|l B|¢a°||'d

- tating very fairly t e advantages# ‘ ' th Co 3,._ _ _

P609 1” th? mime Sort ` °f wcrk m Elaimed for it and the objections made ' °qu.&ny fltmng “my on B M ' 1- ff _ B'-Em which Britain has been so largely ‘gainst it We bespeak an careful p°r_ly;tlilve;i;il; ac;1`;lli'e rt;sp;l,tths§;p; toTlb:l _ p _g I ~ _

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Liberals got the seat and the oppesi

fellaheen of the dead land pf the Phar- ‘_ West; Huron repeats the story of a I _ ,_ A ,_ , p

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tutes the outposts of civilization around The British Postmaster General ‘I the world." ‘ announces the introduction of a sys- _' . _

48 inch Table Linen 48 inch Table Linen 49 inch Table Linen _ 54 inch Table Linen _

69 inch Table Linen -

interest in improving our s°h°°1| tion are rejoicing in the fact that the . I _ ~ D __ P N ` ” _ system. __ __ .I majority is much reduced from, the 69 inch Pure White Dam”

figures of a. previous election. ‘ _ - h Wh D

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