Article January 12, 1899 Issue

Uniting Their Battle Plans

No abler presentation of the problems confronting our Republic has been written than the thoughtful paper of Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, British Colonial Secretary, in the December Scribner's. It will be remembered that Mr. Chamberlain's wife is a brilliant American woman, the daughter of ex-Secretary Endicott, of Massachusetts.

From this excellent paper we make the following excerpts:—

In the course of the last few months a great and noteworthy change has come over the relations between the United States and Great Britain. It is a quickening of popular sentiment and a growth of mutual appreciation, which, in suddenness and strength, may, without exaggeration, be compared to an explosion.

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