Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16


Recent events In Central America
have led to a national discussion OF the
Monroe doctrine and to spontaneous
and unanimous demand for It's rigid
enforcement. such close friepds OF the
administration na Don NJ Dickinson, OF
Michigan. and Ex-Governor Campbell
OF OHIO, nave expressed mild oppoAl'
ton to itB timid foreign policy. while
tho Democratic governor OF California.
has sharply rappcd It Tor the same
reason Apologists OF the president
claim that the popular understanding
OF the Monroe doctrine iu incorrect. and
that It was not violated by England's
aggrcsaions IN Nicaragua. The famous
message in which the doctrine was
lrst officially declared speaks for Itself.
This Is an extract from 1t;
The government " the United
States has been dcsltous, By this
friendly proceedings OF manifc5tlng the
great value which they have Invariably
attached tn the friendship Of the
Emperor (of Rus7in) and their solicit
tude TO cultivate the best understand
inE with his government, In tho dis
cudslun 10 which TINS interest mas gwen
rise, ana In the Arrangements by Whleh
,nug my '''' r IN, ,io as3.r,,n" p ''',
principle Ia which the rights ana inter
esta OF the United States are Involved,
That the Amerlean eoniln,niiH' Wy ths
tue 1'iu ovi',"I" a, ,i't'V mr..
honceforth not 10 bc uonBlicrel is sub
Jocts for future colonization by any
european lowers W. owe IT.
iIs rslatiops cxlltiur between tbr
United states and those powora. to de-
clare that we should consider any Mt
tempt on lhg" p'tIl 70 'H,Gnu mn
pbere az dnngofous To our pe,cs and
safety, with the oNlHtinE colonies or
dependencies OF any Enr"ptnn power
ni.rs,r ''I l,,i NH, , '', ,,,, ', ,t
who have declared their indep,nd,nco.
mud maintained II. and whose indcpcn-
nhu on juAt pllhulpleH pvNn"N l'Hbeu'
ron MIN pitnpnsE 1E oppUEgg'
ING them, or controlling IN any other
manner their destiny by any European
noMI,,, in Any 1'nur itsnt ln1n nn tn'
Tltion towards tbe United states
This ia the Nicaragua case. The
South American republic expelled n
British consul on the ground that ho
was a marty to a conspIrncy OF lts re-
belllaus subjects. The British govern
ment demanded, summarily. a payment
OF $4,000 Ms a penalty for HIS expul-
sion and refused Ia aubmit tho oues-
ton to arbitration or to eonslder the
proofs OF the Nioaraguan government
that Its action was juatlnahle. The
lattor refused the palpahly unjust de.
mand. and England invaded ita terri
tory. captured It's leading city ana beIa
st until the payment OF the aum do.
mnnded was guaranteed ~ ,ho, ,,..s
then we noed nraaI,aa,, 49,, 49, I'm .,, NV
pond that aoctrins 10 coyos s,,.~ ~ a., Wv
N" ''''''
Judge clark's comments on tho po,l,i.
cal situation, which We reprod,,ce 4,
today's Gazette, have the merit az nm
common candor, He pronnscs 4, ami,
the pemt cratic party II its national
convention declares Tor free coinage a,
silver, ana he has the courage 10 nm no
With grim sort of humor no nm.
nounces tina; IL the goldburs win nj.
mctaDists must either fake their mod,
cine or get out" The fudge Ia,
demonstrated before that "medIeine,
Is a thlrR he docnn't tate.-if there 4,
.n,- ,,s,, g., 49,, "a "
novroa n.hor" .a ~, Nv uueS nor an
49, y. 80" ,,'a,. Nv w" 40 whrh nus pas
'~s''sI W qH''' pu' that wal
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haa sDr,a, spSs ,,'' parry because NJ
,san,' 80 'ns iVuse' * the Judge !
pa,',,, 60, ,a,nss s'', VINO doubts ~
,as 80, sN' ''o''' pes'n 10 pal'sh VI
The meeting a, mo col,
executive committee a. ~ '1.' ~,
has heen called AZ M. ., VIZ
dav WIN no do,,h, ,hro,.' 80 ,,, na'u'
i,vh, on ma IT,. s,,,,a,, "ru''''hp
poasibi, for an onloo,ssr ~ 81, ,,,n Is I'm