The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21

asasa DIAL about the momentous ques-
= Il bow Uncle Sam should dispose of
~ hi1Dds. lie has believed in the
Hmsoe doctrine for many years, but the
usis n the past few months have some
~ &zsurfees his conservatism, and now
Aaaas she United States 10 hold every
N sght and accept ali she can get
y nN1stion or the fortunes Of war
b Nease to an invitation from the
ksaes preachers. Mr.. Ronald prepared
- Nks paINr in which he argued the
mfM TN RI 1ff - finish with az na5icn
- SKhe was p.eading before "A Jury.
A4ei among ether thtags that the
e& u2tes was standing az tlis raFtine
" Wys, ard that she WAS ioakinc up
~ 81 BOARD on which Was written
- ea8entaGs words. 'lfestiny or death"
~ USsnt destiny nf iha country was.
AaA to hold and develop all the Islands
ns sess seized AZ a Circumstance OF the
~ WITH Spain. and tAat In so doing this
wsfnv would emerge from its historical
nassia1 and become II factor In lnterna-
sersi Affairs In advocating expansion.
y shsirastei the conservative AID liberal
N@ess which have existed ia this gaverH-
Sas snce the foundation Of the republic.
sas fFofei from history 10 show that the
Nssea States had tnvariably been The
a1sr BY tie acquisition Of new territory.
az yFs each new acquisition had been
asssssHly opposed He argued from the
na1ss assertion af Nacauisy that this
sssairy bad more To fear from internal
es-srion than Il had 10 fear from The
a'fsseE o. Is Unite.
sssa's fule in the Philippines and the
we Indies had been an international
assahcs for the last huhdresi years. and
- bankrupt treasury ana an unstable
sssssahsas u wnsshs either lee necessary
- sar United States 30 keep these islands
8 ssoS the Eufarear powers 10 make "a
ssa~s % then he opposed ralinaiish-
- Nsease the rontrai or the islands
9 ahs Hhsr nation would ha detrimental!
= = ~ efaa% Telat 7'iS OF this country with
asvfs acquired possessions. As To the
o. government, BE aia not favor the,
49, rEiey exactly He thought som.
800 eo'isd he devised similar 10 ire
saias system III nss AZ home
az 's'hs 10 the OF quoted EXPRESSION
- sae constitution q. tA,. Unite, States
!. sfssase9 70 the territorial EXPANSION, az
$. 'ssalff, Re said thet II the canxsstu-
q *N u tfN way ~ IRE evident dax-
- y 'se Ration. Il was tlSa.s 10 have the
.ss .- adapted - the new order of
-. ne oppressed tsrFn ssofsvt,~gioa
- gissaa Providence WAS sups.rlatena-
-. AHalFs et this nRti9a He believed
a.. vas provAenIfAt that fha Pilgrim
g.. 'sFesd 90 TIE bleak eaAst or North
3. 80 instead q on tgse coast 81 Aiuxt.,o
-, @sat u was smlnently s,govfs,es,ss,J
81 az american colonies rrvo.tc,f from
-. granny az q tssHe when England
sr-As. atHe - toid them. He was
- n his he,irf thar fhe va ~
i 49,. ~ North and South had rs~,,I;..s
$50 good IA this country alshsns-f
BE d33 aat forg-,r n state ~,
~ "'A sooth g; j.so Mason auJ plxnn
Ets., pfess'tf war heg gss.ca tse G-.sfg,g
b 49, Slssln he CAPS ljeCed AZ .,sfse.-ia,-
Vs.. 1essslAl II Wow ~ ths syv.,,,s..-
e. TIE Assasrt-sa soldiers wty7
les fiss 10 c3ir u5on aaa e,s.,f1er.,.
s-,aNsH'h W. bis ti,s,~ trSf.s...g,sty ~.
a,seo Aad ,,s., .,s,n-rs.se, -
axs.. s''ed State takla.- ae At,s,r.,.-s
"a, q re alfalrs ~ t},s ws~,4 ,he
nss'ee cas- ,ae danger IN Ara.r..-.,.
So whscA eas tnresrrr.f hv a.
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