The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-01
WAR TALK.
Senator Chandler Predicts Trou-
BILE With Great Britain.
1t Will Arise on Account OF British
Disregard of Our Direct Interests.
EnElan,l's brutality aad Ayarles Must ne
Ended-Russia win he our Ally and
Million Men VIII Oserrun Canada
u Monroe Doctrine ~ lie yindlcatsd.


Nav YoHs, Oct. %. a special 70 tha
World from Concord = H zyss
Over his own signature and under the
caption our Coming War With Eng
land "a Pfediction.v senator chnnd-
Ter gave out the following. statement.
War between tile United states and
England Is inevitable. twill arise on
account Of British disregard of our di-
rect interests. IL will also be forced
by British cncroachmcnts upon other
naions all over the world. II win DO
fought by us, having Russia as Euro
pean ally. AS war offensive on our
part II may not happen within twenty
years; as q defensive war IL may como
sooner, and should be welcomed. A
sure result will he the capture and
permanent acquisition OF Canada by
the United states. England proposes
to seize from the United States por-
ton of Alaska. She is destroying inde-
pendent governments in all parts OF
the globe. She treats American senti-
Inent and remonstrauce with insolence
and defiance.
For the vmdicatinn Of the Monroe
doctrine in the western hemisphere
and the protection OF these indcpeud.
cnt governments in the eastern hcinis-
plcrc and the islands OF the oceans It
is necessary that the United States
should prepare for war with England.
1t had better come now than twenty
years from now, We ought 10 define
our position and say that II It is not
ussentcd to we shall fight TO main
tain It
ut will take some time TO prepare
for an offensive war but defensive
war can come none too soon. Let
England begin. Rassia viii be our
sure ally, Shc is the great absolute
monarchy and the United States the
great republic OF the world The
former needs and is entitled TO
seaport in warm region, Of
which England pcrsistcntly de-
prives her, but she wants no
more territory. The United States
wants only the Sandwich islands and
foothoid in tile West Indies. To-
gether they can defy the world They
must aud will restrain the brutality
and bloody avarice of Great Britain.
Let this be understood at once and let
England strike the first blow IL she
chooses. A million of men will over
run Canada, and England's commercial
ships will he swept from the ocean.
Let England begin. We ought 10 be-
gin II it is necessary 10 save TO Vene-
xuela the mouth OF the orinoco."
PoETLAxb, Ore, Oct a0.-Ex.Scnntor
j. \. Dolph, who was for several years
a prominent member OF the foreign re-
lations committee OF the United States
senate, in an address delivered at the
Cumming club on the foreign policy of
the United States, said OF the Venez-
uelan question: There are but two
courses for the United States to pur-
sue. one OF which is to abandon the
Monroe doctrine aud TO no longer pro-
test against European aggression,
monarchical domination on this hemis-
phere. and submit to the humiliation
such u course would bring upon US.
The other is to enforce our policy con-
corning affairs on this continent by
protest, and Unnecessary by interyen-
tion and the ultimate arbitration Of
the sword. We should also extend TO
Cuba the Monroe doctrine and take the
island under the protection OF the
American flag. Il necessary"