The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04

d. Iu Hht direction az lrnuarfaU.rn A. ~
oat.e. h.. ...,. tb,t an. r.npi,,I., ,,,s never
10 strong. because never So nrm.y nNei
Boz lilo hearts Of tb, p.orla ea Dc 3. noa
at fa. Incoming al the tv,s,,l..I. century,
ana in his rla.lrr p.tsfr.pa. Il, sp.aks
OF the rountryss wonderful eroWtn ln
over,fhinF thai make. a nation great nui
admonishss tbs nraptr MOI to use their
power for tn, parr.s.e 81 oppression.
\ very large part ~ tHs mo.ss is de-
voted 20 th. trouble Iu CHINA and affairs
in tae Phunpuas Indeed 10 these two
topics wsr. dropped out 81 DO the balance
of 81 tsotifa a..f4u. a eomplrauNeiy small
-p,e. TIA. history of tho attack on tho
t,r.tfar. f4 u.t.r. i. .riv.r and tho e,use.
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... .,s WIN. I moro to IN. port. Is
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t.iy D., q ,,. l.sn adhered 10
s,,t.,l. add ssh r,rttr,,. 81, a.. miles.
lfHWfEFHeH insists changing
That ,olirv does not mean war against
China NJ means peace ana safety 90 the
Chinese emnirc. ana the rnr4ose Of II is
a. rrote~t tbs rlnbfe Guaranteed 10 friend
~ Powers u.s. greatly ana international
law ara q, s,feetf,r5 for the world the
,.rtr,f,.l. ,f .,si and tn,,,rti,i trade with
am r.r.s az me cbin,se euuir, As soon
.,, .-o,,.. ,.-. ,,t.htr,,, a.. r,sifton
t.,,., ,.l,,, cha, .cco,t,. r,,,r,tl,n COR
NO.. ....,f.,.t ana ,n enduring eettl.-
mon, .,,,it 49,, - occurred under an ,t,-
tborl,, which "a. chinese nation rev.r-
,u... ana ob.ys hutft is made clear that
tb,r. i. mo- intention ta foreao the rleht 10
ox,r, ex.mpiarv ana deterrent punish
mont Of tbe reprrneuslale authors and
,bet,ars Of the wicked acts from which
4h. t-,tt.a st,t,a and other nations have
.,,e,..-..., ,.,i.,,,,. tpt,~. The aefti,l etI-
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a.. o,r ,,5.rn,If,. ,ror. is no afsposi-
ton to pat a burden upon the Chinese that
vo,lt have mo eject az making them
5een,lr OF ever getting iii OF Ct. A part
! Of the Indemnity should Nc greater Sc
curits for foreign rights aud lmmunitles
ana tho opening Of the empire 20 the trade
OF the world From the Presidents state
n,nt 81 the policy which has been pur-
sued and which will continue 10 be par
! sued in respect 90 Chime. the Chinese peo.
pie oaeht 10 DE- thankful that they have
ss so8d "a friend as the United States ap-
pear 10 be- THOR influence on the side
of lenlency ana mercy will have the ef-
! feet Of securing nr better terms FOR
China than she would eet ~ their policy
were a. harsh as that OF Germany
The tone Of the message in respect to
/ the situation In the philippines D. most
! hopeful The President thinks thh' ihe
iusurreciion VIII be over by next spfins'
Indeed. he SAYS thar u is praeueaiiy END
"a now. there being only scattered b'naa
| here and there which manifest opposition
\ 20 American rule lie tells what he has
done toward bringing order out OF chaos
10 the islands. he points out that ~ his
last message DE told Congress and the
| country what he intended doing. and "a
! ConErsss gave MIN 40 Instructions be as
I sumei That what he was doing Was ap-