Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-22

States. New markets are necessary for
the increasing surplus Of our farm prod
ucts. Every effort should b. made 20
open and obtain new markets. especial
" in the orient. and the administration
Is warmly a. Dc commended for it, sue
cessiul effort TO commit all trading and
colonizing nations % the open door poll
cy In China. Ia the interest Of our ex-
pandipe commerce we recommend that
congs CRATE department Of cum
metD a. industries IN the charge OF
secretary with state department.
United States consular system should be
reorgnized under the supervision OF TINS
new department upon such "A basis OF
appointment and tenureas viii render
IL still more serviceable 20 the nation
increasing trade.
The Amerisan government must pro-
tect the person and properly OF every
citizen where they are wrongiuiiy Nio-
lated or placed in peril.
We congratulate the women OF Amer
ica upon their splendid record oil pubie
service In the volunteer aid association
and as nurses in the camp hospital du'-
I ing the recent campaigns OF our armies
I In the East aud West Indies. ana We ap.
prcciate their faithful cooperation IN al
works Of education and industry
President Mckinley has conducted
the foreign affairs Of the United states
with distinguished credit 10 the Amer
lean people. In releasing us from the
conditions Of European alliance, Tor the
government Of Samoa his course Is es-
pecially o. BE- commended. BY securing
10 our undivided control the most i'm.
portant island Of the Samoan group aud
the best harbor in the Southern Pacific,
every American interest has been safely
guarded.
We approve the annexation Of the
Hawaiian islands 20 the United States.
We commend the part taken by our
government in the peace conference at
Tho Hague.
We assert our steadfast adherence 70
the policy announced in the Monroe
/ doctrine.
The provisions q The Hague confer
ence were wisely regarded when Presi'
dent Mckinley rendered his friendly
Offices in the interest Of peace between
Great Britain and the South African re-
tpuhlcs. While the American govern
4 naent mnst continue the policy prescribed
BY Wasalugf0n. afiirme1 bycyery sue
ceoding pre. LEM aud Imposed upon
us by rhv AaEssfs, = 81 n,nin,oryen-
ton "a Ee5opeL.-0S controysrDer, the
American people earnestly hfpe hat a
way may BE- soon be found honorable
alike 20 both contending parties % term
mate VIC strife between them
In accepting by the treaty Of Pari'
the Just esponsilility q our victorfss y
the spanish war the Treddenf aud ,hl
SENATE won the undoubted approval o
the American people. No other cours
was possible than 10 destroy Spain
sovereignty throughout the West Indie
and the Philippines. That course cre
ated our responsibility before the worl
aud with the unorganized population
whom our intervention freed from Spain
: TO provide for the maintenance Of lA'
end order and for the establishment
: good government and for the peforu
: ance OF international obligations. On
= authority could not b. less tina
= our responsibility and whereye
: sovereign rights were extended.
g became the high duty Of Il
government 20 maintain its authority
d put down armed instruction and 70 col
o fer the blessings o. liberty and civiliz
= ton upon all the rescued people. III
r largest measure Of self government col
Is sistent with their welfrre and our duti
: shall BE- secured 20 them be law.
n Cuba independence and self goyernme
Al were assured In the same voice by viii
d. war was delivered and TO the letter q
er pledge shall be- performed, The Repu
y lican party upon its history and up
r. this declaration Of principles aud polio
r. confidently involves the considerati
and approving Judgment Of the Am
e. lean people.