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... .1 A -ICe AMND - As the Presidential elction approaches in America i becomes clear that one oef the determining issues of the contest will be the attitude of the Republican Party toawad England and the English policy in South .Africa. The MKinley Adn ...
... ITHE CHINAM1AN IN AMERICA| I~~ . I IB'IOXER E'LEMENT 3' TEE STATES- ITS HA TRED 'OF WNVSTERiN CIVU4I&S- I TlON-OPECM1 iEVIL A MENACE TOIJ AMERICA. j ?? (Speciall- Contribnted.l) a WAhen over a quarter of a century ago 35aI Twain, in popular --rse, drewv ...
... AMERICA AND ENGLAND. The Americans don't carry gush into busi- ness. All England's flattering appeals to old Ijinship, all her hysterical declarations that blood is thicker than water, cannot wheedle c'onceasions out of the wideawvake Yankees. There ...
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... THE BOR'DELEGAT!ES 1NI AMERICA. a: I!O 1 AN IThMENS05 AECE£ N. | The DO delega.W VbWeption at the Go d Opeta House yesterday fu atteded by an imw-use avdience, itch was not otiy mtn. parhtio, but eutble, and many were un- abie to obtain Odriafigo4. The ...
... fabulous value. Admitting that the gold I standard was baleful fir ea ago to America, to-day, however beful at may be to certain Europe counries, it is beneficial to America. andwlleonenable he R ic to :bsolte:y' dominate the annal world. In that five ...
... RUSSIA, AMERICA, AND CT IN The Standard says :-It is net easy to overrate the importance of the decision of the United States Government reported by our Washihgton oorrespawdent this moniing. Briefly, the American policy, as had already been indicated ...
... I NOTES FROM AIERICA ?? INOTABLE AMdERIQAN PUBLIC; MEN- 1 CAT9WLIU CEUCAT I0N NI 'HE lJUNITED STATES-THE 'IRIS1 IN AMERICA. ' Washington, D C I ?? . -AMarcia 14. Ai:ndliar phue of Amerwari public life is - ?? of bpt¶ the E tpper ati] 1 Lover ?? of Congress ...
... IRISH AMERICA AND THE 1 BOERS. The fofrsngg edderess nw-s pre-ted to the Beer envoys u-por ther departirre from the UIai.d &tes 'by ?? appted for t*,e purpose 'by tdhn CraatZ Council of the| Uairted Irish Secleties of New Yoet- l n-e United Irish' Socieaes ...
... Africa to investi- gate pxersonally the Boer w;ar, to-day resigned his offi , nd annonoed that he will start a canlpa U in America in favour of the Boern Mr Davis says tht the Boer cauie appealed to him so strongly that he feels compelled to do all possible ...
... faction raged in Ieland America stood aside in shame ?? sorrow, and refused to consider the rival claims or to give aid to either of the contend- ing parties. The prudence of this proceed- ing is perhaps open to question. Irish America might, perhaps, if it ...