CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-23

he people ana Of the Lssi.iesurss os III
We favor tho exssnsicn Of the rural
ssss.on tens Ssass NAY Be- ssEGs 3uesi.d ne'ssss - e
@pCIicy @ q ias RspuSiisss gs4iy s 81 pss; i';;;
e sseIsins ths arid lands 81 IL { unitsd
ution Of Wster M rs Tor irrigation 70 % the % rsspec-
ttye states and territories.
We favor home rule fol-, and the early
Of New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma.
The DtngIey act. amended 90 provide
war has SO well performed its work that
debt in the the sum s Of ss.oooooc. 30 ample
great is the public confidence in the In
tegrity OF its obligations that It's newly
n TSs peo counsry Ssn RenSo nov ss
expecting and It wifi be the policy OF the
Republican party 70 bring about re-
lection OF an isthmian canal BY the gov
kets are necessary FOR the increasing sur
should be made to open and obtain new
the administration IL warmly to be com
mended for Its succcssfui effort TO commit
policy Of he op open s door n china. Rao' % '"s
In the interest OF our expanding COM
merce, We recosnhneBd that Congress ere
tries IN the charge Of secretary with n
seat in the Cabinet. The United States
nds9 he snSua q ri. sspnr
ment upon such a basis of appointment
and tenure az Will render It still more
trade.
The American government must protect
wherever VIII ri they % are wronrfuIly III ysyt viSaisd op
We eongratuiate the women of America
Vice in the volunteer Ala HssociatIon. and
as nurses in camp and hospital during
Eassern ersns and sagsms q rS Sgr armies
preciate their faithful co-opera ton in all
works OF education and industry.
foreign affairs OF the United states with
distinguished credit to. the American peo-
m aansss 70 sor S% Ss sss "
commendsd BY securing ss TO our 1ndiv,d-
In the Southern Pacinc, every American
interest has been rnfegtinrtied.
We approve the annexation OF the Ha-
wallan Islands 20 the United States
We commend the part taken by our gov
Hague. We nssert our steadfast adher-
encc to the policy announced in the Mon
F9e Hs I'D doctrins The provision. q The
when. Prrsident Mckinley rendered his
lrsendiy ofncen In the interest OF peace be-
tween Great Britain and the South Afri-
can republics. While the American gov
ernment must continue the policy pre-
scribcd by Washington. affirmcd by every
succeeding president. and imposed upon
us by The Hague treaty. OF non n-fntcrven-
uon In European controversies, the Amer
lean people earnestly hope that n way
may soon be found. honorable alike To
both contendinE parties. to terminate the
In accepting by tho treaty OF Paris Tho
lust responsibility of our Victories IN the
spanish War. the President and the Sem
ate won the undoubted approval OF the
american people No other course was
eignty throughout the West indies and
In the Philippines islands. That course
created our responsibility before the world
and with. the unofganixcd population
whom our intervention had freed from
Spain. TO provide for the maintenance OF
law and order and for the establishment
ance OF International obligations. Our
authority could not be lees than our re-
sponsibtfity. and wherever sovereign
rights were extended Il became the hig h
duty of the government TO maintain tt-
authority. 10 put down armed insgrree-
~ and civilization upon all the rrrcucd
peoples The largest measure of self
government consistent with their wei
fare and our duties shall be secured 10
them by iA~. To Cuba. indepcndencc and
seif-Rovernment w~rs assured In the sam.
the letter this pIcdke shall b. performed.
The Republican party. upon It's history
and upon this declaration OF Its principles
and policies. confidently invokes the con-
sidernte and approving Judgment Of the
American people.