The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-15

PEACE HATH HER VICTORIES.

Pert ArtIierists-Hith the artillery.
PEACE HATH HER VICTORIES.
The announcement Of a virtually CON,
pleted and comprehensive agreement be
tween the United States and Great Britain
TO settle by arbitration all differences here.
after arising between the two nations. viii
be received with sres, satisfaction BY tbs
entire English speaking world
The commercial relations are SO close and
so extended between this country and the
British empire tina, mere business policy
aside from sentimental considerations has
Ions dictated ,h2; the danger Of an armed
conflict between them should be removed
War IN the direction indicated would ruin
our commerce and at the same time almos;
deprive the people OF the British Isles OF
food Aside from the actual expenses for
war. the cost would be iucouce!yAhlc asd
tho resources OF both nations would be
taxed IN their utmost and weil-nish OK
haustei-for the two are from the same
( bulldog stock To aver; such tremendous
catastrophe 10 humanity and civilization al.
most any sacrifice short u a surrender 81
National honor and dignity would be con-.
meHdable.
( 1t rs gratifying 10 know that the ties Of
language and kinship and the common good
sense OF the two peoples have made it pos.
Fibis for the best policy 10 prevail in de.
( ierminlug their future relations and with
out any loss OF national prestige or dignity
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been specially provided for so that the
general treaty shall apply only 20 the fu-
tgre The Monroe ioctrine having been
recognized and Questions Of national honor
and sovereignty being excepted there is
~ obstacle 20 a complete understanding
and within = comparatively brief time 81
will be officially promulgated II Us hoped
tia, this agreement will BE- the precursor
Of Others OF like character no, only be.
tween American and European nations. lut
between the European nations themselves
Where nation does no, I've Tor aggros-
sian ans conquest there could be no otsec.
ton to submitting its international disputes
20 arbitration. america and England lead
The world and have Sc, oiher people
great example Va tho negotiation Of this
pending general arbitration treaty
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