The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-09
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the dav when human life-wl CHI. when
once DESTROYED. cannot be restoced-wil
he 50 sacred that it VIII never be taken
event when necessary to punish a crime
,Ira..5,, con,,,7ff+ed or To prevent a crime
,,a no-,,,s,redt
If = s,d That We have assumed be-
go, ~ p.a,.Id OH e-,tfons which make ii
io' ~ J.. re..,..,,., ,.,+I,- maintain
necessary lot 10 ~
- aI,,isgti1,, Of
reply, flfst' lhat ''le Il 5lie9t 'I-'s' -
this nation is 10 oe rue ~ .St'i'
obligation 10 any lh@'l @'S'te't "''.o'.' "a ~
all nations coho'hs1' can rea"lIe NY,
abandonment OF our lieorN OF so'e'ii''.e''.
and the Surs''tu' Or OIL u"c. me- "s'.''7s
which our "loie i't'-,''''I ~ ,,,, os,I'ao
protest = no .se'1''' :,,i 80
uohs u 'li9 -. 49,, ali oatfon
,staHuS, fi s,t.,,,t,e 10 t,,,-e
which We can o"e - l0 7I..l:,,,i,,,,
temporary residence IN lhe fhltt2p-'ie9
or desire TO trade tAeI=.
1t is argued by some thal tie ii't' 40,
are incapable OF seIi-2oNeFiineilt' nnu
that therefore. we owe 1t 10 the "orlo 70
take control OF them. Admiral Dewey, III
an official report 10 the Navy Department.
declared the r lllptllOS iflpi Istt'E'HiS ~
selfeovernment than the Cubans. and
s.;d that he based his opinion upon
,,o-,,la,4,a of both races But | will not
,.as+ 49,. Ease ,,non the relative advance
,,7ant of the Filipinos. Henry Gay IN
80 ~, ~. rfoa+s of the psople OF
$50, ,,7,a-ino IN self-goyernment said.
,cI. :; TIC dnc+rnz of thrones that man IS
:,,,o.ant n Govern himself. Their par
700 = NJ 80 ~; i,,conac;tv in reference to
Ii9ti!lS 49, mi
at' - 80, 10 rha nroposttIon. Il is then
80 70 narti,r0;ar nations ana our
.,I onr nras,,rnnti0r too often make
- ~ If ne T contend that il is to ar
- ~ 5i,nositfcn of Providence Him
80 ~ e,nnosa that He has created beings
i,,conahIa If governing themselves, and TO
5t I.a,,,,,1a5 on nv kings. SeIf-government
=; az, ,,a+nra1 government of man.
- ,.o,ce
s''c'i '''' Va "
Clay was right ih9i
proficiency in the art Oh seI-soS 81 li'-ls
but II IS felectlo1i ot'oi W 40 ga
say that lie aehAeo 70 any pe a. ,i,,,,it
pacity OF sef-soNerhhAen,t,, .,f Gov,
that some Peop'e a. ,rd ,I,et
ernment, anu tit't o'tAcia a. - sarya
the capable people NAYS d i17"' va,
upon and govern tAe !he9'o,e CO.. fnl,,;,oN
make lolce-oi ~ ~ - It. +l,a 49,, of
ION o. 5ol & L.. 49, 80, -,II;r, IN beiey
.lo - a,d an alI1oyine God
80 w. r,iiir;nos aud then left them
tI.e,,.l,,,dl. of Years halo]pss until the is
Ill ,trracta6 the attention of the Euro
,,na+, a+ions
Rnnub.;cans ask 'rshall we haul down
the flag that floats over our dead in the
PhilipDines?" The same question might
have been asked when the American nag
hoated over Chapultepec, and waved over
the dead who fell there; but the tourist
who visits the CITY OF Mexico mas lnere
q national cemetery owned pS 1he oHti ,s:
States ana carea LOT ~ an 49, 80
zen Our mas sun NOES w, %. 80 49,
but when the treaty "iut 49,
signed, American auSnoil.s VIII CIV
the no e1iaiiue' a'to ~ E..,rra
'nat GUMS ..ie 80 49, ,.os,rass ,,,,d,,,
" i.AIoG ia !l'9o,anGarca I'd sa1f-aov-
t..o 7...i - proI,I5 baya made under
ca,.,at -hae, Government held in pace by
,,o,.a-y.,s Tbe limited States and Mex.c0.
friandi,. renublics. are each stronger and
HAMMER Than they would have been had the
former been cursed and the latter crushed
bv an mperiaistic policy disguised as
benevolent assimilation
Can we not govern coonies?" we are
asked. The question is not what we can
do. but what we ought 10 90. inns nation
Gun do whatever IL desires TO DO, oul II
must accept responsibility Tor what
does. II the Constitution stands N the
way the people can amend the Cohstitu-
''oli' l iet'e''' W - 49,. 80