The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-03

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In ~ cid memerssduu Of the 18th Of
that Of the United states that Il has certain
Just cla!sns for money and for damage wrong
Governuient OF Venezuela, and that IL pro-
poees r. take certain. .coeroive MEASURES de-
ocrInsd n ne me moi urs, to enforce the
The ffcsident OF the United States. appre-
Ssans the eSHrtesy Of the Ger%sn G2ye sRc
himseli Is called upon to enter into the CON
that no measures will be taken In this matter
by the agents OF tho German Government
jesty thu German Emperor
SIR MICHAEL HBRBERr TO TIE MARQUIS OF
LANsDowNE.
f -wksHiNaToS. Nov, II, 1900.
communicated 70 Mr. Hay this morning
,Se s sut ,,.s OF Your Lordshp's telegram
-Hi. Esce lien stated In reply that the
United States Government although they
rcs ssanst Csntps and o South 'pH @
Countries. could not object 70 their taking
s .'Ts:s I tS Ssr nc :ea:
lion OF territory was contemplated"
= orr ErYours FOR PEAcE
Scrs wss no sse s Ia Intention
,ner part TO violate tho principles OF the
osros PoctrpSs and this a7s5 y.,,n S Mss
~ the same time, the existence OF hostilfties
Taught with such possibiiiies Of danger in
the future that ~ was obviously no less our
sndsa~or to put an end a 20 hat
franz osT OF SIr god III serS.css , y
cSnc.rpes SPIRIT IN Which ' ,he sS' quickly
and cordially responded. We secured re-
SUMPTION s Of pssce-the contendins parties
not settle among themselves should be re-
ferred 20 The Hague tribunal for settle
iunately siready been able to set an example
e S,; ether nstiocs BY utilizing the great posi-.
selves and the. Republic Of Mexico being The
nrst admitted to this international court Of
DOCTRINE BENEFIT TO HUMANITY.
The terms which we have SECURED as those
under, which the Isthmian canal Is to be built
and the course Of events in the Venezuela
growing inaaencs Of he s' United states in the
western Hemisphere. but also. think may
q The United states that it, 'H Growth and n
fuence and power shall rebound not to the
esf To as :s Of our srs" NSsrs
sss e mo- sS sS ind .sss e amy
rot merely prcfsssiop; The history ofoqI
10 performance.
DOCTRINE WILL BIZ UPHELD.
The Monroe Doctrine is not internatio
law. and though l think one day 1t may be.
cadns net Feature 81 our rs ior.sn
policy and az long as we possess both the will
rad e sns strength mY TO %as i This
:sS Hos wash w The can
ynced that the Immense. majority OF our
fsIlcy ,ocpntrymen 90 believe In It; but ! !
to pft va d .ss f1 SISs.sr
ssns .S. Il .sp ssss SS S ..a5s st.s
Power whose interest II may ever happen TO |
Be to violate It,
SPEAK SOFTLY AND BUILD NAVY.
Boosting and clustering are a. Objectionable
ssnse OF national seIf-respect to speak oourte.
81 SHs around SsS' END
courteously But though to boast 10 bad. and
;ssn :. L e 10 II n,
g be unable 70 make such boestine rood
90 FAR II the A%srissn 1 ns,i t't viii I0 SPEAK
SsSst tranns s sss 81 H.1y
ths Monroe Dootrine will 20 fer: ask You TO
70 ne me- sSS i so
sense. 30 obviously sound that only the blind
ssS os i: S oa i a S1 e: 3 sas
Into force.
Our NAVAL ADVANCE.
Well. In the last two years I am happy
n sdditiSn to smaller vessels, pr providsd nine
sss Sss sfncis9cy q any navy in Va aisI-
S .a g; .s e %s. d H. sS e 0 Meth sass
Meanwhile the Navy Department has ssh e
Il snss our ships t have , been constantly sE.
inc Snits. both indiviasslls and When s S
@s%sr thai a' a. Res this vs
ship q q huge bit of mechanism, wsll.niFh
. sSs: years g build i. i tsiss Sss sr' g
teach the ofloers and men how to handle Il
possibility to improvise a navy At the OUT
set OF war. No recent war between any two
'ca; sSr '. sss sns a.: Il e build
improvise the officers or the crews a. to i'm
F. lay up Ssttie.hip and only send IL anoa.
pntrisd ofacsEs. would b not merely folly.
dsclded IN our favor the war o. isss bad Ssen
ssss a." fhe SHIPS has tr as
nt.Sca. ana ona Ss 6 under
Siicsrs and Ire men did their duty 50 we e
sssy nsS sssn t 4.
SsS!ins: but rspsmSsr.. too. 70 honor the
public men. the shipwrights. and steel work
ELS. the owners OF the shipyards and armor |
plants. to whose united foresight and exer- |
Hon We owe II that In is9S We had craft 30 |
good. guns 80 excellent, and American sea-
mon Of 20 high q type In the coming towers, |
- H. run tnrrets and In the engine rooms.
q q 700 late 70 prepare for war when war
no var vilI ever come. We Wish 4 powerful
and efficient navy. not for purposes Of war.
but a. the surest guaranty Of peace. N We |
bavs such Q navy-if we Keep on building Il |
up--we nay rest assured that there Is but
the smallest chance that trouble will ever
come 70 this nation: and we may likewise
rosf assured that no foreign Power will ever |
quarrel with us about the Monroe Doctrine.
The President really made two visits
thh morning whom his train stopped for .
Few minutes on the way TO Evanston, NJ,
the town Of the Northwestern University.
The Mayor Of Evanston, Mr.. Patten, q
lesdinE figure In the Chicago oats market, |
haa fi.e children and has been reading the
pTeeident's paper on race suicide. His
public greeting to the President at the
railroad station was In the way Of thanking
him for exemplifying both in theory and
practice the true ideals Of American family