The morning call., 1892-01-18

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mo Wade sections of two naiehbnriug
~.1ta. d r-r-j.r ~ Great Britain and tha
I-.ital States. TIE reasons Tor peace be-
tvy.4n MS are 81 Main and so strong that il
seems hardly naSsfhf4 that suph statesmen
rs 1-1 now have or are likely ID have. in
, JE.ssrsr-.-0 and London c0u;d be dragged
f--o Sr-rI acts If hostility rs viii demand a
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l.a.-.v and monthly Issues. executive on
..ar. ,,-,-sf he moro 6- las. I'M gnanraf If nor
rs-r9ir-i Fv its demands The subject
~ f.a T-ara Tor avan.pIa a vessel which
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5-rs+a+ed IT his and arnaren-lv In 1nr
sIrur ra-,-rtfi.n n their rfpBf IN p GeIIig-
erant atfir1de
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r.ra-fan irCr7 the T-n5fed state. dol.bfless
r. No.. nan M Te+tar tIan fnav should
lie ia natural rivalry If n rfsif,- Daorla-
flL, az ~ CE,la T-b0 5asirs = . sIlr,'ess
t.a T-,.+,.J Cfata. in crganfzed 1lvarn,oant
fn afrratioraI nrivfje3as IN COMMERCIAL
--,+.N-,'-5-.. ord in a,Trv Ma "a
ti--ai dsy.lonr-a,}t. me saer7i,g alsanca
snlcn- fl,p neGpla of the know ledge desired
Lr tbzi~ VISITING rerreser-tatfz-as 0f fbe ev-
fruf 7,-osnarirv ana o1Eyev If the Halted
sizes. me Gispa,itIeo 10 treat these crow
fnr Ia.iurs on me art Of onr ruhIre men
~ If tl.,- y-era ~ small cruspcrI.n,a i'm ne
far,if, r. narions. a nrevaiiing raiiOfnn
l,G.sI usnaiIv f0ilogs the Latin race iitTer-
5,, -. - H. frCr, flo ,vevoiIi,r- fol+E in
80 T-r5tad States and hntd~ads nf ,ttar
,l.-oE 1it.Ia ~ ljtfia 40 bar-C,+e-,
- faaI5rI - senaratin1 aIienation and fbus
en~c-israd ~ irritafinc lang7lege in ay-arv
Mac IyI,ere the two neoplps have more or
les ,nsroIed topetber tilj at last am ont
break occurs. our missionaries are i'll
treated. our c5tfz-ns are insulted. ami. if
NE nav haiieva the renorts Our spaUan are
slain and our naval SQUADRON treated with
c,r+so,,.+
40 ya+ in This oosa os +, tho otI,er be
I'D ,5tir bogo,rd or71assi I,,,,y'd
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oie uiiiatg ppeal 4Oi 'ne III d u'''OS'''on
u 80 ios''O'
4HL Voice OF NE MI LII CDE'
suppose, LOT example, Chlie' insane as
7uch contest may seem, shOuIu AOId out
against every reasonable argument every
npD!t' slalesmanHEe EFFORT, ana declare that
she Aad teen Improperly treated; anu sup
pose llai she should commit SUCH acts
toward our lew Americans within her DOT
deTS Ike those that have been begun, as
other nations have peTpetTated at tie COM
mencement OF war. For example, suppose
OHHe should sanction tile destruction OF pEI-
Yate property oil American citizens, the
lmpTsoHment Of marines. tie capture Of
vessels. the dismissal 81 public officials, or,
as recently In China, the extensive murder
ing OF foreign people, perhaps a few
Americans would say: "Suher Il; suffer
any wrong. any olshonoT, yes, OF any mas
sacIe. however extensive, rather Than 20 10
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voice OF me vast multitude OF American
cI.llens' hnI the action OIL our G0yernment
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ti, 955a - lVo9lVno a. nav u9
'ioeI' "Su.U u9uotiEsS ilot ouiy 40 Iue ats
oI1 D,!iC'''ilS MAKE inc puoAc
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r-obableo No ars,er Az IS ~
pnt SIM II ia vritEin 10 ror,yo - aaJJ
biIity.
In repIying To the seoond question Cen
eraI Howard Drer9jses thai small nation
would discover the futjlitv of bpginning an
aggressive war against a solid natio1 If
G6OO0O0O Of people unless in close alliance
with some other powerful nation. Should
such nation. however. led nv nassion and
pride, commence the struggle single handed,
he believes that a small navy could make a
Verv Ia roe dfsturbauoa