Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
GEOGRAPHIC.
MONROE DOCTRINE.
,,,,In Lodge, Of Massachusetts, ES'
UlaIns It ID London
DECLARATION OF POLICY
, III, United states Always Has
s..i,lusd-rdI'0rlal Comment"
On the subj'cl.

Nav. I4.-Thc Chronicle
L's '',,0Ios publishes an interview
ihs NV ,,.s Henry Cabot Lodge Of
SID n ,sa,,,,,, 10 which he expresses
A'' '.., uron tho subject Of the Mon
,, ,. t,e.rln,l After going en-, into M Me-
~ t'',, w, Of the doctrine In detail M''
In l.','sr ia Amerlc, ever presond'
s', inc Monroe doctrine Ia n prope'
',,I 90, Il lplsrua'lonai law 1t /. a
' a,.,,,Iop Of policy, aud one which
'ns ~ and, 10 my opinion, always
,p,lilpss, a, OF vital Importance TO
vii ,l aais of the United states. It's
lhs nnon the subject matter Oh the
esanps IN dispute 10 very simple.
enu"n.n,fy IL entitled TO what its
h .'I...,,of held and no more, iot NJ
agnl, have bsen acquired 10 tue
, Nv BY either people. .
inisrs css.ilon 10, what was the true
"Inei betvsen tho DJtoh aud
t'up., r,.,,aloni2 To refuse aroi-
ssaa. "a 10 seize and hold by force
u 1,,s",,d territory, would open 'ne
80. n England pursued such
e.s. 10 any other European power
e9."., 10 acquire additional ter-
.a',s an Central and south America.
n'eu W ,.,.lly inffinge on tbs Mon
ih,'t's,,lns. TheIpeople OF tho United
100, cannot regard u othetwiso 'hhh
1..mo,,menl hostile to them.
.'rns Monroe doctrine, II should DO
..u,mb,rej, 10 quite distinct from any
nn..lsn Of repsraiion for Injuries by
f.aiI,els OF forsign powers 1T the
s.,S, a The governments or people oil
s's and South American repub-
NJ, win such matters We have moth
10 /, 90, but cannot permit under
s,r Of fsparalion, or In any other
az. new territory 10 DO acquired ny
1sy European power. -
sfeu, iaf the Monroe doctrine has
,,r,lbsd q mere statement, found
saI1 IA President Monroe's message,
eatitl, my belief In the next Con-
s,,. 10Th Houses will declare II 10 be
~ iplsgraI part OF tho policy OF the
TnlDd States, to be maintained nj all
s..,tt,. American opinion 10 prnc'
lle,ly unanimous Ms " the absolute
r,c,,lly Of uph0ldins the doctrine
t,lhs Welfare OF the country. More
oy,t. | believe that England recog-
tl..i cur attitude ns reasonable and
yispsi."
R,.s Of Reviews, naving seen the
i.lsrsw with senator Louge, replied
n l,pg,h 10 the statements made. Eng
hs., DO ,aid, would never consent TO
az vsle being placed on the freest
vnltls expansion Of the Pacific Ocean
me and the colonization OF the West.
,p world. He intiniated that II would
| Il absurd 10 submit tho Venezuelan
Qusuon 10 arbitration, especially
viii The example OF tho termination
ellie Alabama claims ~ an object
lusp. In conclusion he said he
recognized tho TACT that Americans
ven quite IN frame OF mind to In.
veal bsW doctrines II thoy found the
Asuius doctrine did not apply To Ven.
tigtl
EilloflAlly discussing the interview
The Chfonlcle this morning says: Mr..
CHAMBERLAIN, secretary OF state Tor the
ellosl,,, Il not likely to attempt TO
play The fole Of Napoleon OF Venezuela
ualil the United States formally pro.
elAlu,A pfo,eoioraiu over all OF the
saulh American republics. We are
bound TO protect our citizens. Failing
The Establishments OF such u protsc-
lors',, We do mol sec how loose policies
llss those Of the Monroe doctrine can
s'op u,ifom projecting tho lives ana
gi0I.i'y Of English people IN the Now
Void.