The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21
The PHILIPPINES
DISPOSITION OF THE ISLANDS Is
AoITATINo EUROPE
England Wants America to Retain
Control-France, Germany and
Austria May Object

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~ hoth countries The Tinted states will
-. a. +hs nart,re ~ the wavs and the time
has come when the American people will
take a larger interest in what goes on in
other parts of the world"
He believed that II they should SO extend
their interests in other parts of the world
1t would be a signal advantage to the Eng
lish people, because although that people
thought they were strong and could stand
a lot. yet it could not be matter of In
difference to them that sister nation was
coming to stand by their SIDE Once the
now returned to friendship. He hopes that
that friendship may be long and enduring.
Not O word was about the Philippines
but the context involves the application
Where the English speak of the extension
of the American interest ito other parts OF
the world they do not refer to the Spanish
West Indies, which are geographically
close to the United States. Their thoughts
are centered upon the Philippines and
China, where they ardently desire to see
"a sister nation stand by their SIDE" Lord
Kimberley. with less reserve than one
would have expected from a former For
eign Secretary. frankly confessed that
American cooperation IN that quarter
would be a signal advantage to the Eng
fish people.
This Is also the view Of Sir VIM. Har-
court, Mr.. Asquith, Mr.. Arnold Morley
Sir Charles Dixie and other leaders on
the Liberal SIDE There are two Liberal
leaders who are sufficiently broadminded
to reflect seriously and deliberately upon
the consequences of new colonial and i'm
perial policy 80 far as Americans them
selves are concerned. John Morley, one
CT the most sincere and disinterested
friends of American institutions to be
found in England, will probably regret
the entrance Of the United States upon a
career of foreign expansion as a dangerous
experiment, which may interfere with the
real interests Of American civilization.
Another friend of everything American
is Jas. Bryce, who has not hesitated to ex-
press his distrust and apprehension of the
tendencies toward colonization and enlarge
ment of empire, and to forecast grave