Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-10-03
InE MONROE DOCTRINE

TRE MONROE DOCTRINE
I'm - Kirnly Upheld NJ The Adninis'
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The Cuban Bslliser.nfs. Also. WIN -
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CHICAGO. Sept. 28.-The Evening
Press prints the following from its
Washington correspondent: AS sure
as yon see the sun shining ont there,
this government will enforce the Nom
roe doctrine in the contention with
Crest Britain over Venezuela
Thus declared . democratic leader
to-day. whose name is known through
ont the length and breadth of the
land who has received distinctions at
the presidents hands that indicate the
confidence and favor with which he is
regarded and who is close enough to
the councils Of his party to speak with
authority.
The situation is getting more
strained every day. Indeed, affairs
are rapidly approaching crisis. II
England refuses to accede to the re-
quest of the United States for arbitra-
tion, the Monroe doctrine will be up
held and American interests protected
by sterner methods.
You can put it down as positive
and settled that the administration
will tolerate no trifiing with the time
honored principle. But just how soon
the clash is not SO easy to predict. but
this governments patience is already
sorely tried. and it cannot brook much
further delay with equaninity.
Do you give this as your own views
or the determination of the admins
tration?'
Il would not express myself in this
way without knowing whereof
speak. OF course. cannot say for
whom speak. You can rest assured,
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Inc president Is democratic ana
cautious man. but ne usually comes
out all right doesn't ne? he com,
peiieo pay menu OF tne mora ciain. oio
ne no'' ai'er pressure rs anu sec,e ries
OF the JlnRo type wrestied with IL IN
va'n1 NO. the president Is not want
ing IN pa1I.oec 'er.or. ous nc oces
nos Dei,ese ~ Deomns 1nso1s.u WIN
ka po".ls oe.e -. e = IL
eision W euio1eo W. uls'lo su1nS "As :
navy OF respecsaoie proportions anu
iortlncatlons ana coast oeIenses tnat
VIII snleio our Clues IRON foreign
guns. ne does not want br,tisn war
SHIPS sauinR INTO new 1ork narDof
unopPosed ana sneil1nR the CITY
I'm pursuance OF this policy, the
naval fleet has been enlarged with
modern war sh Fps ana more are Dulld-
ing. and the construction OF coast de-
lenses has made appreclaDie progress
and Is stu going on. WHAT'S TINS 1or.
II not to assert and prove our rights AZ
home and reassert the doctrine touch
ing other American property? l tell
yon before Cleveland has completed his
term there VIII De no cause 20 doubt
ms aggression In stanolng oy the nag.
ms Is naroly In accord Win mucn
that Is SAID ana printed ABOUT Cieve.
lands attitude toward foreign powers.
You must understand that 1t IS easy
for people to forget when fostmas-
ter-ieneral Don Dlckinson MADE ms
splendid speech before the Loyal
Legion last spring, an address breath
ing an intense patriotism, and when
after reviewing Great Britaln's con-
tinued aggressions and efforts to-
ward domination over territory
from which she Is deoarred
Dy the monroe doctrlne, ne
would give force to our demands for