Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-26
PRESS COMMENTS.

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teryene. Such interference would be
unpatriotic. It's England's back
down or fight.
Washington Star: America is for
Americans" the president in effect de-
clares. and to this proposition the mil
lions not only of the United States,
but Of the three Americas, will say
"Amen ?"
New York Tribune: President Cleve-
lands latest message is as welcome as
Il breath of fresh air after long inhal-
ing Il fetid atmosphere. But what
CONSERVATION it will cause in the
cuckoo camp! Has their Idol, too, be-
come "jngo?'
Chicago Chronicles: Just as soon as
Great Britain really understands that
the United Stases will not permit ter
ritorial aggressions in this hemisphere
by that great land pirate and water
pirate, iGreat Britain, just that soon
those aggressions will cease.
Chicago Inter Ocean: Modern
England has not known defeat except
in the two wars it had with the United
States. Those black eyes are the only
marks of punishment found OH John
Bulls person. Flom head to foot the
bully of the earth is scarless, saving
and excepting 1776 and 1912.
Chicago Times Herald: 1t will take
two years to build ships, say some who
think the United States must MAINTAIN
herself OH this continent if at all by
fighting England OH the seas. There
are ways of getting ships without
waiting to build them. We do not
need to learn that from China and
Japan.
Buffalo Express: The Express, for
one, has no doubt that this is either
President Cleveland's bid for third
term for himself or first term for Sec
rotary Olney. But it is good politics,
just the same. The best kind of poll
tics. The kind that all Americans ir
respective of party. applaud.
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Minneapolis Times: We want peace
with HONOR and We must have 1t that
way if we have it at all. And we are
going to have 1t upon the basis OF the
ultimatum laid down by the president.
England is the aggfesS"r and the good
sense OF her people viii assert !tBet by
Ii demand tnat the cause OF the quarrel
be settled by arbitration. There VIII
not De amy war.
Detroit Free Press: We have had
two wars with Great Britain, when we
were far less able to defend ourselves
than we are now, and the result IN
both is a matter of history. The peo-
pie of Great Britain are plucky and
persistent, but they are far too prudent
to engage i'll another war with the
United States, unless there Is some
thing more at stake than strip OF
South American territory OF specula-
tive value.
st. Louis Republic: We interfere
with nobody and everybody must be-
ware of interfering with us. That Is
the Monroe doctrine. 1t issimple, just
and sufficient. There is no mysterious
subtlety about it. 1t does not say one
thing and mean another. England un-
derstands it. And she will admit her
understanding before this controversy,
diplomatic or with shot and shell, as
Providence may order, is concluded.
Louisville Courier Journal: The
people of the United States if they are
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