Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-12
PIFTT-SIXTH C0SGRRN
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goyerrDscs.
Mr.. Hale sske5 Il ". c1s-ilsr Eo1d
II he we're -scEsSsr! O. i.E Navy -s.sct
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srnor, bot /. / sers psyics 81 Ter
ton for sr1og Eouli sti i.e- 70 tsrt.
e TIE Plates Gear ttrogxo. Toey
can do II. They vii @ &. scd I'll
come 10 e deesrd.ss son per ton
Simply because sseF TAD decided to
hsrdec !: tcroGgh."
Mr. C1sc6ser prop.ssi@i ia. tie
goyernueni oo1id Il > year At 5 ,slt
build pls-t and . -sEaisesosi1g tie
osss Of sruo;.
Mr. Stewart spike il favor q tie
proportion o. tie sovefl0ecI ba.ldiug
ia ozn plant, o5ctscdicg ttsi the
srno. trlss Eoal1 Increase The price cf
sruor plate according 20 tee wants Ct
the goverrnecL NJ. SgeEsri stated
during tie co1rse o. his rsusrks that
the Cuited Sss,es ~ts1 gos 70 be fist
class power Wtsn Ee lad finished
lie spesea NJ. Ho4r STATED tast be
wished 10 ectsr rs prute:i sgsinsl the
remark sod wsIi O. 10 safe ihs, The
Cait-d States cane cot q the var Ct
1912 "a frs cas- power 10 lis opir-
ion, o. scoo0oi o. Eosi &c termed tnis
wretchsd docsrine q Imperialism, We
are Tot IS sirocg a. ne we're one year
ago, b9i Ee we're sill "a fret c.s:s
power
Mr. Rsslics soake il favor OF the
IillEsn sEee61eof.
NJ. Spoo.sr Sad tost he would vote
tor tie ccEEslIse soeodmeDt. de
so1l3 yse 10 par S545 per ton for
srEs5r 70 cc1viecs TIE bsttleships,
ito1g- - esi5<ps5 4 Al outrage that
sEy COMPANY s1,sIl5 demand such an
s0cr1o2s Frsss-
CoctiEzsrE. NJ S,,ooner said ~ SUI
il asyor c. decreasing the navy. The
Monroe dcscrrloe' Cs0st sDd will be Up
held; boi ] co believe that there hss
not been the il the last fifty years
when there sss less danger of the Nor
roe docirire being challenged than to-
day. wss surprised >! toe speech Of
Senator Lodge yesterday, when he
stated that tie Monroe doc.rine might
De challenged by Germany. believe
there never was tine when more
friendly relations existed between the
Usited States and Germany. l would
not vote to spend one dollar OF tie
peoples money on the theory Ihs, there
Was danger from Germany
Mr.. Hale 10 making the closing speech
in favor of the amendment proposed b.
the committee, said t1st he favored
an increase OF the navy, but took occs-
sion 10 remark that be hsd no fear otsty
trouble with Germany.
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