| Show VIEWED AT LONDON LONON Nearly All the Newspapers Comment on OR the Message London Lona Dec i all aU the pa papers pore pen here publish a long lone lon ef Cf t President R to con grew The Daily N in an editorial on OR the tb subject says It IU shows S sy syMa a bold man sian Ma straggling at with the devil flak fish of party intrigue end ami to Is in hi refreshing contrast to the tM spread eagle of the early period peeled of eC r American jingo ton lam President Roosevelt Roose t has bas set let him himself self seK If a very high ideal of conduct in public and we have no doubt he will wilt rise to tel it I Most Moet of the afternoon papers paper prefer to await the publication of the text of oC Pres Pros President President ident message m rather than comment on the abridgment made public Here The Tile Pall Man Mall Gazette G however thinks the message e will win the praises of all except the Fenian elate clubs cl to which Mr Redmond is spouting P g s sedition It maya ys that the ideas contained in I it itar t tare are ar Its shoulders sol those these of a wise 1 head hd firmly set st on The T Pall hl al Mail al highly b approving of the tee ti presidents presIdent a suggestion relative rele to toe repressive e measures mure to prevent as en the paper pr puts put it It America f front from becoming the tb dumping dpn ground of o the tb blockhead kh I and 1 of ot Europe Ero remarks rU that tt there ther is J a contrast between bewen this ti advocacy acy of o strengthening restrictive measures U and the te callous cHos indifference ee of the British leg to flooding the east et end of Los Lon London Lo don with indigent aliens aleM e Th Th The Westminster Gazette considers that the reference to the trusts spells a good si goo deal del of uncertainty for te t U the Americas market market and adds The rhe high tariff of af II J the tb United Unie States Slates s has ha created crete an tAr arti artificial art fc position mater amler md which wih the trusts tW have bave prospered Therefore rt their business must be regulated r artificially artl The St James Gazette says nays B It is gratifying to find that the statesmen me of ofa ofa a Ii country like the United States Staten Stat we are not t afraid to make proposals on the subject of anarchism which en on the surface are open to the tM criticism t m that tHy they ar are sub BUIt subversive of personal liberty There nere ia I no so surer sure of true statesmanship than the I Insights which are realized realised when wilen a good theory becomes mischievous in practice I President Pr first message Ift to congress said Lord to a rep of the tile Associated A Press car c r I lately aly ta seems and should hould I produce a good god eod effect In and the teat rest of lIf Europe where its Us careful friendly I references refe to the other power powe ra will wIM wi be toe much appreciated Hut flat Ms Ids declaration that pe reciprocity pr ety Ift be treated as the handmaiden of protection n will m raise a howl here ht in IlL t England Ealand for toe protective du ties If It reciprocity is ia only oDly to be a hand maIden It will not do Jl Begland much good This enunciation will net act on foot foet an unprecedented agitation for tor Ute the tor I atlon of at st least partial protection here her I Do you think it at all aJl likely to sur SUf coed Lord was wu asked I 1 Y Yes he be replied d In Ia spite of the his bin reliSh f of free tree trade 1 I would not be f at l 5 all surprised J to see He t Me return I to England Bugland Engl d What rat ems ean we do We nave have got ot little we can caa 5 Mow supply t to the Sta s She Pretty near nar I everything for herself and Is fa daily dally send tug Ing us ua more of her bet surplus products If we do not go loo in for some seine totes form of tion lion we are re likely to ta lose Io what little trade we e still have v here bere Vt especially In view of of Pf President Pre nt conception ton of reciprocity The advice in the t to w not t ham hamot per the tb captains of ot ta Industry nr met with Lord Reth Ch warm approval but he doubted u the eI effect t ot of PUblic supervision of corporation a hold hI big the belief that th the of the JHO secured s by Ut the e bodies t odi would merely them inflame the opposition against |
