Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-09
N AMERICAN QUESTION.
European Interference in he Philippine, Not 10
be Tolerated.
Congressman Doili,er Mahes Pointed
speech on thc American roiicS -
AGeoird uy the Present War,


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or abroad within Two weeks ht o. rnpu-
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hold o. long session before allowing
hamaely,H 90 ue drawn into u coii'flon
with a nation which ln i've yolrH Will
have at lis disposal steel ncet OF
which the Brooklyn and oregon one
only the types and forsruru"ff INV
VIZ has perfected uur strength at homo
sectional prciudlceH marso1 uunu H1r
map by tha Greater HlrugsI.r Hi DO.
last generation. Con. Joe WI. 'HI 700
III thick 90 Che lEhi ft flutiuHs tuit
Tor The larrUr patriotism north fHl
youth which has turned ifH back upon
the pnHt and opened lts NIHlHn Zoo tnH
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STORED the perfect union If our country
have brought back HlHu Goo harmony ll
watch. broid-mIndci mon % hnih couur
tiles have long looked forward Doc the
rotations N ne EnRllsh.spriking world
~ The outbreak nf ih tn1nIHh war inH
restless diplomacy nl Europe war clr-
cumNeuiDi hi ihH prompt nHiltn 10 goo
English government that any r1u1iflIut
placed py i1g p1W.fH upon the govern
mont pf Che United states would have
u count upon the dIHAprnNtl ana nee
i've hnaiilluOa ul the government hnr
people ~ ENGLAND, nni thus hy q Hlmrl.
act " national fellowship, The worn and
thrsadbaro prejudice OF tho century
yield In both countries Go q recognition
81 he common cause which The Gnr'lsh
race, scattered THROUGHOUT the earth,
~ now 10 make Tor liberty ana civllltb-
ton.
The peace which Or now ni hand
imposes upon our government problems
Vastly more dlniyult than fh. rfnf'pr.
ton u the war. u puts The duHtlnos ~
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hands. II gives uH Porto itlDl=thU EuN-
ernment OF which VIII PROBABLY be- an
easy tax and requires ~ o. establish
stable hnd orderly government 80
cuba, agreeable % the people nf thr
Island. We have already raised the mas
or the United stlicH over the Hawaiian
Islands. now familiar with republic u
lnslituupng. Admiral Dewey. IN thH
hArhur or Manila, by the most notable
exploit IN history h1F been hfnurht
iace "a lace with the problem ~
phillpnines
Two things the American people nrH
all agreed upon. The nrsi II that We
ought not 90 desert our lnFurHHnt allies
IN the hour Or our victory and leave
thgm 10 me tender mefr.eH nt a. uu-
restrained spanish deHpoilsm and the
SECOND " inst me question IA strictly
hn AMERICAN one, ana thai what We DO
thnu not BE- constrained by thu Inter.
Terence o. any European prince or pn.
tenthte Whatsoever
IL may be counted aH certain that