The Red Cloud chief., 1902-12-05

tNtth 'lilli'N Wv Wv tlllli'N VI N''N'
all. we need to remember that any kind
Of class animoslty TN the political
world IL, II possible, even more wicked,
! even more destructive to national well
fare, tina sectional, race or religious
| animosdty. We can get good govern
| mcnt only upon condition that we keep
true to the principles upon which this
nation was founded, and Judge each
man not as n part of IA class, but upon
| his individual merits.
All that we have n right to- ask of
any man. rich or poor. whatever his
or his residence. IL hat he shall act
well and h%onorably by his ncighbor and
by his country. We are neither for the
| rich man as such nor for the poor man
| ns such: we are FOR the upright man,
| rich or poor. So far as the constitu-
| tionnl movers OF the national govern
ment Touch these matters OF general
and vital moment to the milton. they
.bouId no exerci.cd In conformity with
the princ,p,es above set forth.
-
| ADOPTION OF
hone soon TO submit To the Senate
n reciprocity treaty with Cuba. on
Mpy 20 Inst the United states kent ita
promise to the island BY formally va
Cnting Cuban soil and turning Cuba
| over TO those whom her own people
had chosen as the first officials of the
rev republic,
cuba lies Mt our doors, and whatever
ofyects her for good or for IN affects
ia also. So much have our people felt
this that In the Plat amendment we
definitely took the ground that Cuba
must hereafter have closer political re-
lations with us thah win any o'ner
power.
Thus m q sense Cuns ms peooU,G
a part OF our nternat,onsI po''.,os,
system. TINS makes " necessary WAY
" return she snoulo Do 9'ven soI's y.
the peneHts o' oeGoWIng Ps'. w.
economic system. u -, from our own
STANDPOINT, a short-sienteo sno ms
chievous policy to tai TO recognize
TINS need
moreover. u ~ unworthy ot Hlisnts
ana generous hation' itsell tme st'".ts'
ana most successtul repun!'c nn It's
tory, TO refuse TO stretcn OUT ~ nelp.ns
hinu 10 u young anu We"h s's.cI J..
public just entering upon IT'S career OF
dependence we snoulu a'W".s 'rn .o
ieSsIy insist upon our riEhiS w =, iu,o
OF the strong ana we shoulu VIZ" un ~,
gihdglhg hnhu 90 our kene,our u'.y
bV inc weak, l u,he 'ne nu"i,lon ",
RECIPROCITY Win sup' llot Only uevuus
" Is ehinen.ly :, " W. Nv" ",
to control the cuban market anu py
every means 10 roster our supIenla.s
In the troricai iahus anu Wu,ets SUI,
or us. but also because we, -. Nv sn"n,
'Ibp'N =" "
orr sister nations Oh the A'hei,."n IN III
tncnt reel una whenever 'nts W..
permit 1t we desire TO snow Ourselves
disinterestcdly ana eHe''iNe'y '"e''
ifienu.
THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL.
Al civilization grows warfare be.
comes less and less the normal condi.
ton OF foreign relations. The last cen
fury has seen "A marked dimlnution o
WstS y cen tlN1llItu BoNNis ""'
WIN u,c!.lilneu pVme,S - naIic,
n',e nln.. o.. ~. ,.aisnro ~ III,
uu.y, esS,,.ini ao' ,mu arh,tr,tin
M.,.u. ,..i,r ,,atho1 .b,,,la no em,
VI Il, To-, ~ war to settle did,cui
I,os G aan ciyi,,~sd nations. althoug
o =. vot tho world has not progressc,
a"uv 60 ro,,ia,, a nossihic. q
nnssaru, ao,irahie IN invoke arbi
ra,,on ~ o,,erv rns. The formatio,
,.nn ,r.rra,,o,,I rihunn which sit
| w ~ ,rho IIasna 10 an event OF good ONE,
! rr,,, u,bich yra,t ~ for tn
[ welfare os MI mankind may flow. II !
4. o., ha,,.r wbora noss,bJe to inyok
s'cb n nsrmanent tribunal than I
c,eat. .neciai nrbItrators for "A give
nnrno,o
l n ia a matter OF sincere congratula
,ion n our country that the Unite
! states and Mexico should have bee
IN. orst IN ,,se the good offices of TIL
: tJ,,,,e Court. This was done last sun
,nef with most sotisfactory results 1
tho case OF n claim at issue betwee
ne and our sister republic. 1t In earn
estly 10 he hopea that this first cas-
: viii, serve as n precedent for other
In which not only the United State
. Int foreign nations may take ndvan,
= nge OF the machinery already in exist
= er,ce at The Hague.
e 80 ,er.,..Au CANA,
'VG 'S'"m'~N SN"N@
: The Congress has wisely provide
J that We shall build AT once an isthnla
canal, TX possible ut Panama. III
e encouragement reports thai we ca
undoubtedly acquire good title from u
e French Panama canal company. NJ
gotiations are now pending with GO
!. lombia to secure her assent To q,
d building the This canal WI
= be n Of the greatest engineerii
e feats of the twentieth century;
d greater engineering feat than has "
been accomplished during the histoI
OF mankind. The work should be ca
e r,eu ou. az y u, ~ chan~e q, 'odministr,
ton; n II should be begun under ell
cunstances which will make IL a ma
ter Of pride for all administrations