The Washington critic., 1886-08-28
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oh WI DAY olu PuiV W uisVulo 'he
peaceful relations which have so long
suhsistnd bntvenn Mnyico md thn
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lhlteu Ctales'
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,r;sinr thot q ,,or of NJ plo;ro,s no
t4"s ii4''' Va "'"' pO
htical astuteness should Affect TO dis
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nloce In tbe nor1onco of tho nor;od
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there Is absolutely notlIng III inc con-
dition of things to support. In his
onenino speech at Sabago T,,le bo
eaiI.
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5here eoulu NOT, leiluW cltizehs, IN my
Judgment, De q more atpioraole event than
war hetWeen the hlted states ana any
Other republic OF America, The United
states nusG DC teGalaeH as the eideT sister
IN that family OF commonWedlihs' Even IN
the uhy ol our weakness we gave a'u anu
colhlorU 10 lpeni ID IuelI slru4Ele Tor lhde-
pehuspce, anu l9t Us iol tail now 10 cuitt-
Nale IrSnu!y anu ihtiluu'e leiAlohs WIN
.heni. helIuini9I rom "aI ourselves we
snalI gain tne lhll"ence ,AaI WIN enable u
70 P,eNent pr war ali'ong theui so may peace
tinant ~ "'9''''' ''O pc f0'''l 0N ''''' ''''
We see nothing in truism so com
mopplace as this that every America,
citizen NAV not cheerfully subscribe TO
Mr.. Bayard is already on record as fa
yoriur perpetual peace throughout tho
Continent. as appears bv his letter tc
y, the Board of Manacemept of the New
Orleans Exposition, which was read on
the dov of its oneninr Novemher 10
1885 In this letter he saws.
The benefcent ties of free and reciprocal
exchanges which have been so fruitful o.
fctnrs m he ANN r ane ond onrr Serh n.y.
States of the Union, should lmpressiyely in