Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-11
POLAYIEJA LAMENTING.
CUBA MUST Be ANNEXED 10 THE U. S,
Philippines wui Give Much Trouhic
Americans ita,c Taught the Natives to
Pace Europeans JsIan's Intentions.

New YORK; Aug. IA dirratch 10
ihe World from Madrid gives an inter-
Wow with Cen. polavloja in which.
'pentlng u cuba ana the Philippine.
ho r1yB.
"rhe day win come In cuba when ali
tho respectable elements -spanlarla aa
wr'l as Doc forIen residents and tho
ola Spanish party. too-wll work flt
annexation 60 the United States boz
preference Go being governed by tho
s'plrltIsta duaurgontD. Ent before
annexation b. reached cuba VIu have
hard tImes. That r. sure. sho win
cause America much trouble and OK.
I ponso
''Af for Spain. n now policy auf now
men 1rH ruuIrUi. The mas o. and the
/ political clauses arr now profoundly
| Disguised ANA weary ~ n present
| politicians. newspapers md leHdet.
'lhn EfUHf dIuUur W the futur iH
ihnt those vrt undecided. hut control.
lux elements may ho driven into Crl.
/ Ism ur d.m"Hrrry.
] "1h0 Philippine question IL bound %
| givo much trouble o. America, 90 Erlip.
/ n De- urwivo NOT f1 understand thli th'
/ Americans have taught the nations of
thH Malay HUH Oh face the Eur1u. ans
This WIN 600 1rIluHf any fuler of our
] nt" h.u"'1ru Hu1 WIN b. f0it lu mo flf
eastern colonies m England. France
anil HOLLAND hHeuuso the spell ~ pros
ilsn hos hHHn scattered o. tho winds
9Th. Americans have approached
The PHILIPPINES probably without
onourh study und preparation. Iav'
irr h.rn barely Informed hv their con.
Huls thHv have committed The cEra-
rlprs mistake N supposlnE that N,
natives Arr capable " carrying out
Anr'1.s1N1n notions ~ seif-g1vnrn.
mont administrative. decentralization
ana liberty ~ conscience.
Directly thew were rid ~ 'ha Turn'
rrlu. ihn motives m every innifrrr.
ton aFsn IN tn ilat onra have instant,
Is returned ~ their primitive r1n1i,
ilonu Anec'inr Co elect ~ DO ihH M,
ilo tirra md chirfinlnH with absolute
power m each district. ihrv Keen ur
Tho worst features N our oflrilllHm
ana oven In religious ma't7TH slick "a
those outward forms and rr.mnnie'
N worship which most strife tho I'm.
nrinn'Inn NJ che oriental races though
rrai r.i'riuur f.a'nrs never uenetrnt'
focr'y Into their almost childish nature
such mon are thH moving spirits IN
mo inrurrno'inns They ell them
selves. like Aruln1l11 NJ nak fnr titisi
ard crosses iihe many = ~ ao-caiict
iovaiisis
america must hanr int IN mind
fancy M United RufHH VIM Ne con
toni with few naval stations and
rrliiv aim ~ commercial advantage
which snaln would front Tho ohiecI
4.
Curr advantage over EIrlr0an com
poilt9rs who. iIta rrr1nd. France
and Germany. wore ahead In the nrchi
relirnrs. nut IHrlr Ia rival not q
. ho di11nirod. ns hUr foreign Hnd com
mer.l1i policy A. fosfr1 and directed
hy able. ftr-aoflnr ambitious mon
she cannot extend norhwlrd on nc
count ~ IuHsil Germany mus
necessarily ro south ma east TOWARD
tho Spanish sphere NJ influence.
~ have studied Tho eastern o0uuirlo'
carefully The EurHrH1n powers N
mot nay enough attention '0 formidable
economical and cNmm.rri1l rival
starting into rylstrnr. loo china AND
Iap'n.
1--WE. perhaps. hotter hrn any OH
0r1 could have dH1'f WIEN me dlnrr
, erces NJ ruling our 1r'H.p-lnFpos De-
cause We are RcrusfnWHl '1 hnndllni
heterogeneous races UNDER our sway
only we cannot urdrr1ks IN 40 ~
unless allowed free hlHl without m,
drawbacks m American Interference
or prnioctorHte. to crun' our costly
efforts 20 rc-eHtah'lHh Imperial rule.
'"rhe religious questions viii rive NJ
M much trouble nH mo Commercial
questions. upon which America vii
lay tho most stress. found ynnde
I - q hH la
nuonco on tho nntivcs. th.n The pnmin
leans. novt the Auuustln'ans. ana IN
Franciscan frinrs mo l.lHt ~ all
church privileges and property viii no
obstruct reform. or our rule In IN
nruhlpoiaroeH"