The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
A WAR WITH ENGLAND.
The Brutality and Bloody Ayar1ce OF
Great Britain Must be Ended"
Tie Monroe Doctrine Must
Be INDICATED.

Be INDICATED.
4 special to the New York Work from
Concord. y. H., says: Over his own sigma
ture and under the caption @'Our Coming
Var with England-A Prediction" Senator
Chandler has given out the following state
rnent.
"War between tho United States and En-
gland is inevitable. It will arise on account
Of British disregard Of our direct interests,
Il vii! also he forced By British e1crouoh,
taEnts upon other nations all over the world:
It will La fought by us; having Russia as q
European ally. As = var offensive on our
part it may not happen within twenty years;
as 4 defensive war it may como sooner: and
would be welcomed. 4 sure result will be
the capture ind permanent acquisition Q!
| Canada by the United States. England pto-
| poses 10 seize from the United States & per;
ton Of Alaska. She is destroying indendent
governments in all parts cS the globe. Sne
treats American sentiment and rcmonstrarco
| with insolauce and defiance.
For the vindication Of tho Noltce
doctrine in the western hemisphere and the
| protection Of these independent governments
in the eastern hemisphere and the islands Of
| the oceans it is necessary that the United
! States should prepare for war with England.
| It had better come LOW than twenty years
/ from now. We ought to define cur position
| and say that if it is not assented to we shall
| fight to maintain IL :: -.
"It will take sorlc time to prepare Tor al
| offensive war. but Il defensive war can come
| ione too soon. Let England EcSin. Rnss'l
! will ho our sure allay. She Is the great
! absolute monarchy and the Uuitc1 States the
great republic OF tho world. Tho former
| L., 49, l,f
region. Of which England pcrsistcntly de
! deprivcs her. but she wants 40 moro tersl-
tory. The United States wants only tie
| Sandwich islands and a foothold ii the West
! Indies Together they can defy tho world.
| They must and will restrain the brutality
and bloody avaricn Of Great Britain. LIT
this he undcrst 7od at once and let EnSiahH
! strike the first blow it she chooses. 4 miiljcn
| of men will overr,ln Canada and EuSlands
commercial ships will be swept from the
ocean. Let England begin. We ought ;e
begin if it is necessary t. s:-vc TO Ecnczueta
the mouth of tie Oriuoc0."
| MORE or TIE SAME.
| Ex-senator J. y. Dol2h. who vas f0r sev-
eral years q prominent member Of the For,
eisn Relatiors committee Of the United
State Senate. in an address delivered at the
| Claiming c;lb. Portland, Orc. on tho toi~
cign policy Ui the United States, said OF the
| Venezuelan question: There are but tive
courses for the Cuited States to pursue one
OF which is to abandon the Monroe doctriite
and to no longer protest against European
aggression, monarchical domination on this
hemisphere, and submit to the humiliation
such Il course would bring upon us: The
other is to enforce our policy concerning III
fairs on this continent ny protest, and if nee
cssary by intervention and the ultimate ar
hitration OF the sword. We should also eX-
tend to Cuba the Monroe doctrine and take
the island under The protection Of the Anne,
| lean flag. il necessar:c.