, 1901-12-05

atoms of political influence or 70 aus",
save the fitness OF the man ana inc hee4
Of the service, ,ho t.-
lands. The lnsurrection has become ah amsIa
on local banditti and maraudeTs, VINO usserye
no higher regard than the brigands Oh poT
TORS Of the old world. ENCOURAGEMENT a.
rect or Indirect. to these insurrectos stahus
on the same footing as encouragement 70 nos
tile Indians in the days when we sun hau ln1
dian wars. As we will do everything W ouI
power for the Filipino who IS peaceiuI' ~
viii take the sternest measures with the
Flipinos who follow the path OF the lhsur-
recto and the ladrone. ,,, ho
THE time has come when there shouln DC
additional legislation for the Phllpplhes.
Nothing better can be done for me lslsnus
than TO introduce Industrial enterprise.
Nothing would benefit them so much as
throwing them open to industrial develop
ment. II is therefore necessary that n
Congress should pass laws by whlch ths y
sources OF the islands can be developed; so
that franchises (for limited terms OF years.
can be granted to companies dolns pusn,nne9
to the incoming OF business men oil every
kind. she
CRYING need of a cable to Hawaii ana the
Philippines. 10 be continued from the Phll-
ippincs 10 points in Asia. We should NOT
defer a day longer than necessary the c9h
struction OF such a cable. II is demanded
not merely for commercial but for political
and military considerations.
.Etber the Congress should Immediately
provide for the construction OF a govern,
ment cable. or else an arrangement snoulu
be made by which like advantage to those
sertred 10 the government by contract with
"a private cable company,
Recommends Nicaraguan Canal
NO single great material work which re
mains to be undertaken on this continent Us
of such consequence to the American people
as the building OF a canal across the lsthmus
connecting North and South America, While
It's beneficial effects would perhaps be most
marked upon the Pacific coast and the guIf
and South Atlantic states, II would also
greatly benefit other sections. II is en-
phatically "A work which II is for the interest
Of the entire country to begin and complete
as soon as possible, IL is one of those great
yorks which only a great nation can under
take with prospects of success, and which
when done are not only permanent assets
in the nations material Interests, but stand
ing monuments to its constructive ability.
u am glad to be able to announce TO you
that our negotiations on this subject with
Great Britain. conducted on both sides In a
shirt OF frieudItness and mutual good Will
and respect. have resulted in my being able
To- Law before the Senate a treaty which II
ratified will enable us to begin preparations
Ior an !sInuhiah SGn" Ia az a"' vn Tigbt Ibai
it has ever asked in connection win the
canal. In TINS treaty tne oiu Sinyt1u-hui
wer treaty, so lons fecoGnlEeu a. o1fnn IA
to supply the oase ir tne y unoHLcan S M
maintenance of a necessarily american snip
canal Is abrossteG. II sPeclncatiS Pr ne
that the 1hlteu STATES hione snuu w. 81
work OF oulialne anu assume u reSpg WI
bllty OF sAteBuaTuihs lnI cana ~ S"an
regulhte us nTutI"I : !" e" suaranty or or
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interference OF any "utslue natn"u Nun a.
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The Monroe Doctrine.
This same peace conference acquiesced in
our statement of the Monroe doctrine as
compatible with the purposes and aims OF
the conference.
The Monroe doctrine should be the car
diual feature Of the foreign policy OF all the
nations of the two Americas, as it is Of the
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