Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

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,, ir,rurns, disparity of physical
. -, VII. std, of Texas. The Mexican
-,.,,,,,,r under an ally Is gathering Its
-. ,,,aar a new leader and menaClnS
- ir,,4si,u TO recover its lost do
-. ,ra Issue of this threatened in
t''' t,,.,anandsnca of Texas may be
NaS!oi' wy '.'"' tt,l,,,..rded and were there
No''S-"'' - !, ,ha situation of the
no .l't'| Nv, ,r..as nur acknowledge
h4''u go ,.,,,,,,,, Of such a cr,s
'"''tt - -. ~, REGARDED as consistent
tV"t" - AN. r.earve with which we
WIN tna - i'[,, ourselves hound to
nav 80 - nusstiops"
trgat an sim .,ron. Iarksn, proceeded
lheFeui'' ->"u4I So, ,n,,r. might be
10 'uhSl"ei ~ ,.H.i S,,..s motives of
lHpuleu W ''ie - 80 former
seiAsh ht''tsto IA rr;.nr,. of Tex
claim Oh oui pa W n,,rnose Of the
as ana OF Ia. rIt,f, Of ird..
Texans III sethiis ~, i,,,,rnnra
pendence as an lieluei't ~ ,l'' ,,it,dinp
ton OF Texas III 'he .'''''i'
thus: ,.
fre~i"e"' ""'"S'
"prudence, therefore seems to dictate
that We should stand a!oof ana ma!hlaln
our present attitude, If not until MeNico
itself or one of the great powers shaIi
recognize the independence OF the ne"
government. at least until the lapse oil
time or the course of events shall nave
moved beyond cavil or dispute, the aol!-
ity OF that country to MAINTAIN separate
sovereignty and to uphold the SoVefh-
ment constituted by them. Neither OF the
contending parties can justly compialh
Of this course. BY pursuing II we are
but carving out the long established ppl-
lev of our government policy whlch
has secured to us respect ana inf1uehct
abroad and inspired confidence "a NOME.
These are the words of Andrew Jack
son. Ihey are t' iuthVe ,'." . ;,,,,,,,,aa hv
states III auu't,oi ~ ~, - -, ~, racoC-
puohc Ia" as tlle .o'lu w.. ,,,,a, s,a,c
ht!on Oh nl'u' l,,1 stata shall
to-"!t. ma -. ,i.; b,yiny
constitute III ia't a pon' n.',n as IN
a government III suuS ''''' q" .. ,,a
name. possesseu % 'e 800. ..is 1ft 20
bllltE, ana FORMING ue 4aN, -
itself, a state AMONG 'ne ia ,,ta, :,
abiv capdole " "1Se'," 7''.s ', ,u,
a state mas 'ihPos.u tot - 1,,' 49, 80
ance IN ueal,is VIZ a." so,nni.ion ~ IN
| further cohultioil ma - "a
I dependent statthoou - n.y. - W =. -
VOTED dependency uh'l! the uaHse' ~ -,
being again supJusa'u ~ ~
state mas th'ieis p -. ,;a
| rms eNtehle .e9' "a' W., ~ Pr :. -
! III the case VI ieN"', " ~ =
"h"m fres!deht 'ae t h7'i ra 49, -, ,,.ar :,
| question as one pioHao ls W na'
ana therefore proper suoJst1 ioi p'T
ious understandings WIN nc gous' ~,
"hom war can aione pe "..'a' 81 aiiu -,
"hom an 'he P'oNi eione ~. -
us pells mus NC 'ui ~ -
ter OF ecoshltioh % ieAaa ~ NV W.
cretioh OF the executive prov ''l!is me
~ Tor the sehains Vi u'p'oiha'ic 60 ,
when the pfesnuehl srouiu r.',
| tEat the rNpupilc VI ieAa' A''" "'No'e
:
van b"rehs io"it'o"'
II was so recognized by President Van
Buren, who commissioned a charge daft
flares, March 7. 1881 after Mexico had
abandoned an attempt 10 conquer the
Texas territory and when there was at
the time no bona fide contest going on
between the insurgent province and its
former sovereign.
| said in my message of December last
1T is to be seriously cons ,dered whether
the Cuban instruction possesses beyond
dispute the attributes of statehood which
alone can demand the recognition of bel
ugerency in its favor"
The same requirement must be no less
seriously considered when the gravcr is.
sue Of recognizing independence is il
| cues ton, for no less positive test can b,
applied to the greater act than to tn,
lesser while on the other hand the in
fiuence and consequences of the struggl,
: ! international
ognizing states which form importan
FACTORS "heh the recognition OF peillser
ehcy IS concerned are secondary no
rlshtiS eiilliihapie factors "hth the com
MUMMY canning recoshltioh IS NOT iiue
ptnue". pesond perauVehture.
Nor rom the standpoiht oi eApeoiehc
uo i link II "oulo oe wise vi pruoeh
t loi tiiis soNeii,inen' 10 recosh'@e' AZ III
pieSeh' 'lihe the iluepehueiice VI the SO
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