New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

body its government. IL found sufhcient for all me
purposes for which governments exist II mar mar
creed does make him better and stronger
man In any sphere that man should occupy we
care little FOR that creed 49, +,
helping him 10 others. the world will not give
II much attention II theory OF ,'overnm,nl is
effective only IN securing the right 10 NE. hhtlE
and the pursuit Of happiness to the imm"dlht.
.uDJects OF that goveInmenl. ana co. no u, ~
when opportunity offers. then the theory WI mo- no
he generally accepted in an age that emphasizes
tho Obligations ~ human brotherhood
And so tho influence Of American ideas Is conhl-
toned upon the practical power Of the Am' rcan
people to AXE care OF themselves not only. bui TO-
ihl their duty 10 q, hers when that Is the duty o.
our appearance in the Far East for the purpose mat
took ~ ther" and keeps ~ there r calculated to I'M
press ihe world with American ideas "a me "oiid
has never been before impressed with these idc'r.
DUTY NOT TO BIZ REPTDIATED.
AT the arguments against imperialism fall he
fore TIE demands OF tho duty which cannot re-
pudiato without cowardce and dishouor r this
so-called imperial policy were matter of choice
something adopted deliberately and arbitrarily
from National pride or ambition. might well
ninglo our groans with others for pride SIN Soetn
b. -ore obstruction i;u ne in'ut o' a. -, IL
Righteousness that eXalt"fh nation. II may ~
admitted N once that an attempt 20 discharge this
particular duty carrie wiih f. Tremendous conse-
qrence-. nothing less han complete rsNoiu,l"" III
foreign policy. We must come out ~ 9lit se-
cluson and take our place among the great foWei
Of the world with all that involves - inicrnalo'''
The prospect is not ai;o~c ;her pleasing nor reas.
nunE ~ VI ill' Is - an il' 's'l s viS ~ ,i n.,,Ire
:. The spiri; on1 tho purpose VIII which We
20 forth To h' led by duty rathe, thtn - ~ ~
MA rI , ,r, -, - 70 fatd in ,b. future
America vi bring TO bear upon a veN"d ques-
tions the strong force II moral earnestness Ter
history and tradition will lead her 10 sidnd ior
conscicnr, will 70 with American ships and fly the
signal or no American Aag
That is tho nos. significant feature " the pros
rect now before tne world. for conscience has al
WAYS ben the dominant force IN Am'rican nlSt0rn'
1 ,r"~nins s?y O., n'r hri,ian MA ''1 ,S
Nation from he sin of slavery that bur two y"ars y
ago narSh""d IT, forces for IN" vnHicaon o' he
@risri 'or th' 9 spans" , ir
Nation ian tne larger spnero upou which II J.. l, en,
orir Lo Ion - morn inc A. nave some sugges-
,ion Of whai Ills new force VI mean in in'erna-
tioral fairs
40; for ourselves alone. put Tot humanity. was
not for ourselves alone bui for humani have our
churches Quilt our FREQ institutions established.
not for ourselves alone bur for humanity. has our
nh a.lo , .b oa'c Ina, foIlop,s righteous
res . not for ourselves aut for humanity. thongn
did nor know T. wer" h' forces mnrsgtiI.ro
that gave rs leador for this crisis. Pr"siHen'
brave and tru" and s'rons.
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n"u'''H !" 'N" WV va, soo.,,so nj,
late hour from attending tne gathering no'a"@' "'
q prior engagement 10 dine with Colonel Roosevelt
responded To the theme Of "Our ci'y A. me our,
of his remarks Mr. Depe~ raised = great ne"
ne called him. ana f'i"' S'nf N''@'n' W.
Nev-l ork inr"" hlf lr"1 H''r~ "e'' w W. -
heads Of tho city government William the Testy.
-, r ia .,,,, M, talk oxcerf ula, he
Mt. "p'" Sau "'"'. '...'. .,. .s 80. 70
Was mad. while '"tr uY''San' was - ''''' "
nch, nc 10 talk Al al t.ros Now. after 30 Years.
~ Denea. said =. have William tho Testy repro
an 81 in IN. Navnr's Office while Peter StuyN esa NJ
,acon1o- arnor. Branching ont to falk rlr''IN