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n t'e COURSE of thH rana g. ~ DIS
@. t.r;rogo Il J an address WIS We ell
by s=aor Mar sal vice president of he
ze7ub.tc of Mexico, That address con-
Ia nsd several passages which mlEiIt BE-
read ard relic on with much ati-
vantage by A-1-.i ans.
While We are suppl with tn, II si2st
ca.e through s7nle Il !known agency with
INF rn.at on from time to time tend ng
TO show how the Lat'n-Ameri an re no
les regard the United Stats with jeal
o,-sy ard d-s' Ike. it is only OF the rarest
occasions that we are applis1d Of any
other feeling toward US on the part OF
the .. cp,e Of Latin-Amer-ca, Yer al
Z ost ev-ry c5rsiIerat on wA'ch can in u
cree one rat,cn in forming a k n .ly re-
gard fer another is in operat on ana has
ben for many yea : past in the relations
of the United States and the states of
Certgai ard South Amer ca
Seror Ma iscal thought proper to re-
Y ind his hearers III Chi ago IF this. Ee
Gwelt with ia + GUAR force and effect
on the atti ude assumed by t. s repcb lc
When the lib ri es OF Mex c. were u hit
to be destroyed by the late emperor
of the FIerch. n 7poleon tae Little Be. ct
IS we then were by The threatening d-s-
l::-e of England, ; S wei as OF r~Eu
Korean powers. and while the blood of
rra.r'cidal strife still drtpped from our
Y OF ds this people su c's<'u l. assert 4
tie Monroe doctrine ard made poss b e
the n < can reTuh'l c Of today, self
govern Ms. comm on wealth, the m r.. 81 =
face of whose material wealth has hi d
g been as yet touched, ard the poss'-
:, tiles of The commerce of Web c,-n
hardly b, conceived.
So, t o, in tie casa OF Venez1ela. VIXEN
L,asis,nd dec:d-d by the strong hand of
force to wrest from that state certain
territory to Which It lad calm, Mr.,
Cleveland exn, essed 1lse dote- n.rat On of
tL;s people to allow no such course Of
c, nduct TO b. p.ls.ste1 in. Eng and was
sad to a1bitrate; ANA, while the result
of that aIb tration as not been as f7v r
abe to Ecnezre3a as we, as 4 people,
MI hit W 81, it remains ua that vast
area has been saved to the republic Of
Venezuela which would otherwise have
been .zed by England.
We have 1ust e3der-eI from a SUCCESS
full var viii Spain fer the assertion of
Cuban liberty. and we are now engaged
il th4 wo- X Of he.ping h Cuban people
to rc5u il the wasted energies of the
Island ard tc lay the foundation of a
cafe system Of representative govern,
n IT. an undertaking which will secure
to Us The gratitude of al future genera
Ii rs Of hat race.
Tie American reader will readily over
Ic X he somewhat grandiose way in
Nhtch the Mexican vice president ex-
pr s5as Mexican sntiment with reference
to the United States in the following
passage:
have shaped out political being after
your model, and the symbol of our ma
tioEality is almost Identical with yours
both ale the famous bird of Jove, an
eagle. May these two eagles soar for
ever, flying along parallel Iines-the
American guiding, che Mexican follow
ing, always encouraged by the example
of her eldest sister.
While thus this people present them
selves to the imaginations of the races on
the southern ortion of this hemisphere
as at once constituting the national
guardians and models of their own in
stitutions, and their friendHness is mani
Tested in a variety of ways from time to
time, there is not a single step being
taken which would draw the bonds of
national utilization still closer, or would
enable such trade relations to prevail
among the republics of America as W ould
leave them In control Of their own politi-
cal and commercial destinies. The states
of South and Central America are TODAY
STEPPED to the lips In Indebtedness ON
which they are paying interest to Eu-
ropeans. Through this indebtedness their
national energies are crippled and their
national trade absorbed Yet with any
thing like an intelligent rational policy
on our part toward these states il would
be but few generations befoTs. they
would be as close commercially ard in