The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-19
HERE is GLORY
From the New yor, :,

a,,er NJ Ma,,, .,'s' was thin.
full proclamation to tbs c','
made war in the Philipp,n.'p ''s
the proclamation thai ~
FIRST, that the United STAT.
sovereignty over the FI,'s, -
that the Filipinos were i a'
in determining their form !. "
or their political rights; M \ ~
must submit without ques,,ss
become the passive objects !,
lent assimilation"
On February l-thirty.ty. /.
Mr. mckinley had thus nj.
tempted to make us an ,.,' ''
whether we willed or no--tA. ~
Chinese Corporation, Limits ''a1
American China Developn.s,
entered into an agreement !,
following is the most s,ar,l,,. Y.
many startling clauses,
Each party hereunto .h.n
endeavors to obtain the supno, W
eminent OF their respective r rs.
common undertaking Of ma ssvullfA
In these presents. and to rert ts'uei
tual assistance to each otbss ~ ~
nnce of their common enta.a.,,n "
pre- OF China as circumstanra.se
1t being the Intention Of hes mlI
SO far as practicable and nos ,s p'e'stst
hereto shall act In alliance srsa, U
urcertakings obtained or nrcss ..Os.ist
or both in the empire of Eh,rued
rot" 'ae tusrl
What are these two corpor,,,.,,,
They are two organization, Z.
lishmen, the other Of Amer,,,,. h
nave obtained from corrupt ana n.y..
Chinese officials concessions v,,s
fect make China assign to them \ i
essential rights OF sovereign, s.
richest, the most densely popu,,o
most favorably located part :, i, \
nese empire--a territory vast /, n
'oundless in resources. That i, h
two organizations have obtaInsd !,
'upt methods from corrupt chb,s
fcials rights and privileges xb,A
gnish Chinese sovereignty In IL. Z.
part of the Chinese empl,
Who are these corporations!
In the English corporation, accoSt
It's official statement, we find:
Such great banking houses NJ n.
'hilds, the Earrings. the Sasoons. ~
hose great colonial exploitation rsr,s
'artly commercial and partly bs,i,.
vhich the most influential public ~
land are interested-the great famDis
,roat politicians, the members oi m j
md of both houses of parliament.
who controls the London TIra
reat organ OF British imperialism N
yer urging the spending Of British i'm
British money In promoting priup
hercial enterprises.
In the American corporation, swz,
o its official statement, we find.
Representatives OF most Of the sr,u
ne houses of this country, includbr 4
iorgan G. Co., Brown Bros. Kuhn. n
o., Vermilye & Co.; the Vanderbilt u
.ockefellers; Don Cameron, Tom Plat d
volcott, Thomas f. Ryan, Anthony h
farcellus Hartley, Levi P. Morton a
Berwind OF the coal trust, Julius sts1
the sugar trust, Frederick p 0leot
entral Trust company. James St!llnrd
reat and powerful Standard Oil bank
ut Grlscom of the international NaYh
(Amcrican line), etc. etc.
That is, the British corporation I
osed of the men who direct and OH
ten use the British government ts 4
rivate ends under the plea Of "tG
nd the American corporation Is tsnrl
the men who are most induentid
9 Mckinley administration, who a
ibuted vast sums to the McKinlg y
lign fund of 1896, and to whom u !
inley syndicate looks for most vta
d in 1900.
Tt was the men composing the b.
who brought England w
rye of war with Russia few M'3|
20. All will remember how NJ "
r, disguised as='the London Times vi
red. All will remember how dils|
rtain members of his cabinet madsAA
,rd Salisbury to keep the peace
And now our syndicators are "iesllass||
bic pulse" for Mr. Mckinley 70 ~ B
e people Will take proposal tlA 7
vernment interfere in China 70 saa,
corrupt concession and to es!a'aa
electorate in China to enable 'ne's Y
,ators to enrich themselves. Il
What have the United States y - Il
difference In China?
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Do we want a part of the Chimes Z
'e which If we took It would alrsas \
vested right" a private possessln 4
small group of American synalfsaA
n we in honesty interfere In ~ y
ign Chinese state to enforce : ~ NJ
,tract which China ought to repa'A|
her own sake? Shall We expsnu q
n money, and perhaps Americas
obtaining for a few OF our pll'aN
S a monopoly which can mol ps-
eft the masses OF our people ~
trade that results will be IN tls
the monopolists? Shall we pssIA
lkey to pull the chestnuts CIV N
for a group of syndicatoIs ,a \;
ntry and for the group OF t,nS MI
t controls to a great extent ~
tic class government OF Ensiaaar WI
, it not rather the truth, as ,,ndj
the other day, that we are - u
ms with all nations and puip - Wi
n so? Is It not a matter .rtI
nee to us what nation Is dom ,'s
Ia, since, no matter VIVA. ii n
, be, we can sell the Cnlns' n N
Is they want II our sooos
,es are the best?
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he publication of its plans -