Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-06

tabshcd rot am appointment has been made
in the islands with any r, ference to consider
+ atious OF pclitical influence. or 10 argft else
save the fitness Cf the man and the nee =;
F Of the service.
There are still troubles ahead in the Is
lands. The irsur-cct.ou has become an affair
/ OF local haad an aud mararde~s. who deserve
-. '-.ir u, ~ '-''.,uS % foi
rect or Indirect. To these insurrcctos stands
on the same foct."s as cucourc cement TO hos
ule Indians iu the DAYS when We still had In
dian wars A. VIII d. everything in our
power fer tie F.i.uiuo who is ueartff,l Sc.
VIII take the sternest measures with the
lilipiUos who follow the path Of the insur-
rec.O aEd IN" ladroue.
The time has come when there should be
additional legislation for the Philippines.
Nothing better can bc done for the islands
than 70 i.-rutuce Industrial caterpr. ses.
Nothing would benefit them 80 much IS
throwing th'm open 10 industrial develop
mCut. II is tasr.fore necessary thar the
Congress Should pass laws hy which the re-
sor~ccs a. tAt islands rsa be cevciopod- 80
'ha' isai' = -c. flor l.nitei terms ol years.
ran Re grlr cd o companies doing business
iu them. aud every c.cpuragrmoot he given
10 ne ihc'1ilHs OF BUSINESS men OF every
hinp.
~ cal your attention most earnestly 10 the
frying reed Of a cable To- liawan aud the
'h,iiPPh'S, 'o re cont hctd rom 'h' ihi-
pplhes 10 points tn ASA We shohid not
G'l u'y l"isrr tha& necessary the con,
Hltucti"' 81 Si'h 'i"l". II y Reminder
ROT WtftiF ItF ru'nn'lCH but Tor poIiucdl
ana military cons der"i"ns
EIher tAr '"ifS''Ss shonl1 immediately
pF"Nid" Tor The CONSTITUTION "i govern
incnt 'ahl". or else Hn arrangement should
"e made ~ which like ADVANTAGES 70 those
d''idlilS from S"stfh!h'it came may DC
secured I" Inc SoNcfnI'cht p! contract WitA
a private Cabl" company.
U.c,,,,,,.u,Is >fo,r,.,uan c,r,,
-
~ Su'''N ',tl lH"V' 81 N"'N Nui'n r.
'."li-S ~ ~ u"u't ~" a." ,Iiia ''Ht'ii'H' -
80 '"N pU'iu ~ ~ " ,',"l ~ - ,l' 9Iitiu9
connie tilS Nofti s"d N"u,A Ail't'd. mic
IT'S metal 'ty'lN "1uiI perhaps ne Il'SC
ia, h,u upon ne Id'ii' coast az ~ gun
.au 80" 800. ''ts. u "p~'t "iao
:, "n' " - o",
H",,'"lIy ""IA v .''- 3, - 'CI We Ili'' 81
q tl' 'i.li', '"u"i'IN U" "eEi .thI 'o'iii,le,,
az | 49,,
NCIhS Nni'h "H.3 greet nation can uhder-
tikr Win EHnsp'eis 81 sue SIS a,d "h'th
Nh'h d'h' af" NOV nuIE P"FN'""t'l iiS9Vta
IN the nation material interests, nut stand
M m"hGncuta L. ITS constructive dDil!ty
am ti"u TO ne abi' 10 t.iou,.e 10 you
,if' our ii.@o' I'ohS on t',9 S"pJSct WIN
Ni'dt htlIln n'fhu'''u 'H p"'H SUES III a
SfirH oil lIiei4uihVSS anu Eiutuii soou VIII
ana reNpeC'' nave ItScl,tu III II! pr'ns hoiS
To lay before me senate i treaty WA'Ch II
ratihed VIII enaoi" us TO ne%ih prep3ratiohS
Tor an lsthmian G2h"l at any lline' ana "atch
guarantees To tES n"tioh every r.sAI lhat
canal In this treaty, the old Clayton Bull
mointen5rrr of = necessarily American shin
canal i abroratcd II specifically provides
that tho Tnitcd states alone shall do the
., az ,,i,ine "a ,si'n,o ~ racoorsio
hiIitv of saraoIiorlirn the canal and shall
rcgiiIate IFS reutr3l usa nv ali nations ON
$50. - -, ,,.It, ,-itLcr+ ~ ,,uara,tv or
interference If any outside nation from any
quarter The signed treaty will at once be
ia hafora tn Se,ate md e arnroved tho
C,,,.,rote ,, ~, I,rnccad to r,,-e a,Tact to
The .,lvautagrs II secures Ms bv nrovfdinp for
tho h1lilIiuo -. the canal
M - ,,l - -. ,rro.,, and rrao MOO
-, I,'iS ~ - re - "a, -. ma Ia,
,ation ,,,ost carnestlT desirfe sinccra and
n1rG,n, sr,erdsb;n Nth al others Over Tho
800 H,o' ,rrid of roc,nt Inars var bctncan
~ - i,.ir;zod ,o,,.ore b,va becor,o loss
Ia 49,, fromn,t W. With barharou. ar
.rr ,i hor5.ro.s ,,oo,,les rcra in an anTiraIv
1iSre~ent raterrrv heinz merely a most re-
s,rat,oblo Inn, ,sreeearv iutarnationaI nolice
49,, ,,hich r,uet he nerfor,.aa for tho saI,e
Of The Meifo~e Of ynanhiud Peace can onIy
no tort with certainty whore hotb sides wish
=, - =, h,,, -, o,,d nov No ci,iIized
,,oo,,IoF orr, rsalizira tho vrioLed foflv of v.ar
"a o., at,.,irin,, tbot condition Of iuct and
;rte,iigo,t rc,,,rd fer the r..y,'ts Of 81 hers
WHEN viii i'm rho end as we hone and he
lia,.e rmata worIdv-ide neace nossibIe The
800 nrro-orco NJ Tho Uap,io qava definite
ipx,.ressinn 10 this hone and belief and marx
"a , stride toward their attainment
The Monroe Doctrine.
rms same peace conference acPdesced III
our statement oil the Monroe doctrine as
compatible WIN the purposes ana aims OF
the cohltfe
The Monroe doctrine should be the car
dlnal feature q tue forelgh poiley Oh an me
nations of the Two -AlnVF.'aS- as IL Is CT the
United States. The doctrine Is declara-
ton that there must be no territorial ag-
the expense OF any American power on Amer
.oai sun, ~ - ~ o W. Ill ,i ~ i ~
by one new world power at the expense of
~, otber I. is sin,nlv \ ston and Ionc
In ,nrard aesur,ne- rho universal neac, of
,be world nv securing the nossib;iity of nar
,nanent naoce on this hemispher.
..T'bic dort.ine has nothing IN do with Tho
co,nn,erc;.I relatiops Of anv American mower
ave thai il i'm truth allows each of them to
scrn, surh rs il desires In o,hr- words il
- LIZ - guar,ntv of rho coumorciaI in
denendence Of the Americas. We do not ask
under his doctrine for any exclusive com
-; H., 5,Iin.,. u.i,b any OH ,.,a.sn.,,,
nv '' w a. ,, ',.',,,,,no .,,,,, s,t -
,mn;cb'ne,t if - miscondurts itse,f NO
,idad that nunishmrnt does NOT take tho
- - fa,,i.i,;a - ,o,,.;t,,r,. d.. -.
, ,"' =" ,noriran nnwer
..onr ottit,id. i'm Cuba is \ sufficient puar
antv of our own GOOD faith we have moi
,ht! vi oui "" So 80 - -" .;. mo'
tie 81 - ~ 90. ~ W.
iii a., ,orL vitS tber, hand in band co
III al Of ne n,ay no unified tcgetbnr md
40 roi,;co CO. .ba Good fortrnn of anv nf
~. GLADLY Their material nrnsner-
;tv and noIiticaI etabiiitv aud arc concar1ed
~ -, - - 80 - = n 80. - -,
anu aidi i'H Il ,'t vi 'lrll i,lii mo ~. US
500 any aid World military noNcr ROY mn IN
~; - -, - =. - ',,,,,; >, 1 -
t'ls r".ttI'.ii', VI ~ w uoip1.'u W L, toi's
iba .n,aIc.is ,.,,, prnenar hest if Ioft r. xyorL
oI,r tboi- ou,n coIr,t;on in tbeir own v,V
"' '"N" Wv" "'i'""o" !" '' Wv" wy
po,,, ~ rrrcoa
The Work of upbuilding The navy must De
steadily continued Nhetntr We desire il or
not. We ,aust henccforth recognize that We
have International duties no less than inter