The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-09-27
Judge Nash Powerful Presentation Of the Achievements of
the Republican Party

81, ass, ,8S7, TAG. During the same period we
have purchased from foreign nations artl.
Giles Of the value of 81, ,313, 100, ,6O8. The bal.
ance Of trade has been In our favor By the
sum Of 81, 145, ,521, ,288. This means that dur
Ing each day we have lived in the last two
years the gold of other nations has come to
our shores at the rate Of more than a mil
lion and a half Of dollars. Whether we
have been awake or asleep, the ceaseless
and nolseless dow has kept on, and each
hour has found US richer by $4,000 And
still the stream broadeny and increases In
strength. Last July the value Of our ex-
ports was So4. 900, ,OOO as against S72, 900 900
In July. 1898 In August they we're S1O5,.
OOO, 900, as against Ss4, 900, 600 In August OF
last year.
'"uo VI .As p'ou"eS ~" 'ne '".U
ahont 40 So0 oO0 OOo A,moat one-tbIrd ~
these products amountInp in value 10 S7sB..
OOO OOo wos sold IN other nations What
would tbev have b.an woytb had we no,
nosssssed a ,oreIvn morLet1 In 1893 we
exnor,.d mann,ac,r articles n, tho vain.
y, sooo ooo ooo Th,s va.v ,haso a,nor,. In.
creased ,o. S2os O0o ooo wbo can estimate
tho haDoa, ths.s ,ora,on saIas have heen 70
the Ionor,sbIr1 ,rdustr,o. ~ Amer,cs7
rhe noli.v ~ tho ponuhl,can marty ,s IN
stren,tb.n ana MAZE Isrger tbis ,orelyp
market for our 1oods n js very much In
eornest abopt this matter we are tust os
1eaIous In this cause ne ve eyer were in
saving our home market for Americans
This we prop,e TO do. even If If requires
| that governmental assistance shall no given
| TO our sblppIng. 80 tnat our wares NAV sail
the world over under our own Gag, This we
will do even II # involves the construction
OF the NIcaraeupn canaI by our govern
mont This we win do even II II demands
that our roU shall never be bouled down in
Islands lawfully acquired BY the Valor Of
oui 0O''''' "Nu '"''O''' ,;.M'
Democratic Insincerity.
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to ne nv our fotbers Even fins. who be-
lleye that II is wise polIcy TO retain nos.
session of the islands which have come 10
ia aa A mart of the victory which We von
| over spaIn. do not wish TO establish AN e,n.
plre in them or anything akin 10 an EN-.
pIre All tbey desire Ia 10 carry to theI- IN.
habltapts the same enlightenment and ths
same civilization which We en,ov when
thew are prenared for #. II /. nronosod
when congress shall act "a q,ve them
government free in character and suorsn.
teein1 IN them the sacred Iehts which NJ.
cberi.b
what ia su this fuss obouty what bs,
ooused .II this bre ana crv about e,nops,or
and imner,slIsm7
The war with SPAIN
In the spring Of 1898 we were compelled
to engage I'M war with Spain. The arounds
which justified 1t, AZ stated by President
Mckinley, were "the interest Of humanity;
the duty to protect the life and property of
our citizens in Cuba; the right TO check in
Jury to our commerce and people through
the devastation OF the island, and the need
Of removing at once and forever the con
slant menace and the burdens entailed upon
our government by the uncertainties and
perils Of the situation, caused by the unen-
durable disturbances in Cuba" For these
reasons he asked congress to authorize and
empower the president ito take measures
TO secure a full and final termination of
hostllites between Spain and the people Of
Cuba and to secure In the island the estab
Ilshment Of n stable government capable Of
maintaining order and preserving its inter.
tranquility and the security of its citizens
os well as our own. and for the accomplish
ment Of these ends to use the military and
Uayal forces Of the United States as might
be necessary"
In response TO this request Of the presI.
dsnh convress after Conference ON the 10Th
Of April. by n vote Of AZ To rs in the senate
and al to @ In the house OF rspressntatiyes.
pas..d a ,oIpt resolution. decIsrlng.
"r,r.t Tho, ,ha rsoria q, ,bo ,,,.nd =,