The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-09
THE LATIN RACE
As suCh aud as AmeIiGl
CillzsLS.

quite feature of the mainland Dali
ly Press. Then 1t seemed to die
down, and for sometime one had
heard very little about the Pan-Am.
erican congress- That it was fail
ure goes without saying, there never
has been a congress of this charact-
er which has not been a failure. The
only way to make the congress a sue
cess is for one country to decide
what it wants and impose it's wishes
unanimity all the rest. Then you get
unimity which is very evidently
wanting in the Pan.American con-
gress.
The idea of the Pan-American con.
gress was not bad one. Primarily,
probably it was based upon the fact
that America, as continent, should
combine against Europe. Though
America has derived her civilization
from the Old world, it is natura ly
jealous of dictation from the old
world, and it is willing to give the
old world set back Ito use col
loquialism) if it can.
But the Pan-American congress d.
veloped upon entirely different lines.
Say what we like, think what we
like, dream what we like, the Span
ish-Am ricans hate us. They may be
willing as in Cuba, to have us play
catspaw TO get rid of the Spanish
government, but they don't want our
form of government in exchange. TIL
average Spanish-American hates. ana
even despises the Anglo Saxon and
all his works.
The most progressive country OF
South America, Chile is probably
more opposed to the United States
than any portion of South America
OF course Chile has been extremely
successful TIN ougn employing Amer.
leans and British in her Army anu
Navy, she has been abe to make
better record than her sister stat S.
1t was very noticeable throughout
the congress that Chile was intense
ly antagonistic to the United States,
and never failed to score when she
could.
OF course every one knows the DO,
sitions of Chile in South America
She has been phi nomenally success
full due to Anglo Saxon development
of her mineral wealth. She mas been
phenomenally successful in hsr wars,
due to Angio-SaXon or what is thu
same Anglo-American leaders. Nat.
urally her people begin to feel them
selves the leaders of South America,
and by a very little effort they in
clude North America as we'll One
must always keep in mind that it
was at Valparaiso that some of the
Baltimore sailors were murdered
One may take it as a safe PROPOSE
ton that there is the most intense
race hatred against the United
States among the bastard races
which people South America. One
uses the word bastard" adyiscdly.
for there is hardly a clean lineage
from the City of Mexico to Punta
Arenas on the dismal coast of Magel-
ian's straits.
Among some of the many subjects
rama that of crianfifa loa,oo. M =
Spanish-American however was not
going to accept a United States de.
gree, not by any means. A medical
graduate leaving the United States
cannot practice in any part of South
America unless he secures a diploma
from Spanish-American college of
medicine. Michigan is no good Har-
ward is no good, Yale is no good. the
Cooper Institute Is no good, but a de-
gree from Caracas, or Quito, or GU
adalaxara, will allow man to poi.
son his fellow men freely Just think
OF the brazen impudence of the half
bred Spaniard. Spanish education
is at the very lowest ebb, and the
education of the South American
states is almost beneath that of
Spain, and then those people set up
standard which shuts out men of
our race, who have more education
In their little fingers than whole
province of Spaniards or half or
quarter Spaniards.
Look at it how we will, il Is evl.