The Globe-republican., 1901-12-05

any other portion of our country We have
her prodacte to the MARKETS of the unIsea
to the need of iesisiation ooneern n he nn
lie lands of Porto Rico
Progress in Cubs
I'm Cuba such progress has been made to-
Tard pgt5ng o the ndePsnsnt of
present session of the Goneress closes this
viii be an aceomplishsd fact, cube VII then
full Queen CT the Antilles. as she unfolds this
heartiest greetings and good wishes Else
procity: In the case of Cube. however. there
sionaf interest Why the policy should be held
to have peculiar application. ana I most
indeed to the vital need OF provIdIne for a
CUBAN imports into the tinted i states cuba
sred In that sRe shoud stand fn
atters in GiosaT and more rrsndy relations ad
are bound by every consideration honor
in the interest OF her material We'll beng :
The Philippine Problem.
T In the phllpp 2de our problem is laFgsr
ted by many VARYING tribes. representing
adflx Our OF to hefp
f af Ps4Ple nPTard along the stony and df
hope to make our administration of the is
of the highest beneft the Filipinos them
to do We point to what we have done. Al
ready a greater measure of material Pros lRar
ency has been attained in the Philippines
dealinR With the Phippne people
bearanee and steadfast resolution Our aim
n dgh merey DO what f8 me
for tropic peoples by even the best foreign
has never before been done for any people
government after the fashion of the really
mean that hat they sS Would fail into a welter Q
on D' our oIr' part Would be crime against hu,
Of 81 ms a5soGaeds ana f SUP or
fort tn Civ he isis in
creasing measure of self-governn1ent. exactly
else it. Since the civil govern1nent Was es-
ia tb mot With to
ations of political fnf s or to a1sht else
There are still troubles ahead in the is
OF 1891 a9d hm % of Bore
tons Of the old world Eneouragement ID
on the same footing as announcement to hos
sn %aT As the w DO
p9Mer for the the Eipino who is psaesfnl' the we
FiIipinos, who follow the path of the insur-
the time has come when there should be
Nothng better Tea can be done Tor the Islands
Hntbn to T9 hsnt ths as
throwing them open to industrial de Develop eEa
Congress should pass laws by which the re
that franchises (for limited terms of years.
can be granted to companies doing business
to the incoming of business men of every
II call your attention most earnestly to the
nesd TO OF be eobn ae ro and p
daPI to points in Asia, we sh9 39 not
struetion of such cable hit, 1t is demandsd
and military considerationz. o.-.,..
provide for the construction of a govern
Pe made By %c a to t1oa
accruing from a government cable may be
a private cable company.
Recommends NIearaguan Canal
No single great material Nc, york which re
of such consequence to the American people
5f and
marPed "pan the Paeif coast th and the gulf
and South Atlantic states. it would also
phatieally a work which it is for the interest
Works which Only a great nation can under-
take with prospects of success and Which
Mhe en- done are not only permanent emit assets
ing monuments to its constructive ability
to tha sabees
spirit Of friendiiness and On nusua good N viii
and respect have rssn at in my being able
ratified win enable US to begin preparations
euarantsea to this a nation any every right that
CANAL In this eay IN the od w1sh
wer tp9aty so Long Long reeognized as
MAINTENANCE of neeessariiy American ship
that the United States alone shall do the
M9TK OF buildIng and assume the TsSpohsI
regulate its neutral by all nations
| terms of equality without the guaranty
interference of any outside nation from any
| quarter. The signed treaty will be
| laid before Senate, and if approved
| Congress then proceed to give effect
| the advantages it secures by providing
I the building of the canal
THE true end of every great and free peo-
| pie should be self-respecting peace: and this
nation most earnestly desires sincere and
| cordial friendship with all others Over the
! entire world, of recent years, wars between
the great civilized powers have become less
| and less frequent Wars with barbarous OF
( -barbarous peoples in entirely
different category, being merely a most
| grettable but necessary international police
| duty which performed for the sake
| OF welfare of mankind Peace only
kept with certainty where both sides wish
to keep it; the civilized
1 peoples realizing the wicked folly of
and attaining that condition of just and
Intelligent regard for the rights of others
which will the end, hope and be-
1feve, make worldwide peace possible The
| peace conference at The Hague gave definite
! expression this hope and belief and mark
| ed stride toward their attainment
The Monroe Doctrine.
This same peace conference aequiesced in
| our statement of the Monroe doctrine as
| compatible with the purposes and aims OF
| the conference
| ..The Monroe doctrine should be the car
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