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Arizona republican., 1903-09-17
GOVERNOR AS BOOTBLACK.

Governor Washburr was a thorough
gentleman through and through, courte-
Gus. we'll bred and with an entirely
sufficient sense of his own dignity says
Cenator Hoar in September Scribner's.
But he had little respect for any false
notions of gentility, and had habit of
going straight at any difficulty himself,
To this habit he owed much o. his sue
cess in life. A very amusing story was
told by Mrs Washburn long after her
husbands death. She was one of the
brightest and sprightliest and wittiest
of women. Her husband owed to her
much of his success in life, as we'll as
much of his comfort and domestic en-
joyment. She used to give sometimes
half a dozen entertainments in the
same week. She was never disconcert-
ed by any want of preparation or sud
denness Of demand upon her hospitality.
One day some quite distinguished
guests arrived in Worcester uneXpect-
eddy. whom it was proper that she
should keep to dinner. The simple ar
rangements which had been mad for
herself and husband would not do. She
accordingly went at once TO the princi-
pal hotel of the town, in the neighbour
hood. and bargained with the landlord
TO send over the necessary courses for
her table. which We're just hot and
cooked and ready for his own. She got
off very comfortably without being de-
tected.
Her story was that one time when
Judge Washburn was governor the
members Of Iii; staff came to Worces-
ter on SOM public occasion and were
all invited to his house to spend the
night. When he got up in the morning
he found to his consterna ton that the
man who was in the habit of doing such
services at his house was sick, or for
some other reason had failed to put in
an appearance, and none of the boots
of the young gentlemen were BACKED
The governor was master of the stu
alton. He descended to his cellar, took
off his coat. blacked all the boots of the
youngsters himself, and met them al
breakfast with his usal pleasant court
esy as if nothing had happened.
1t takes NOR money to be q million
o;ra pou- than it did fiftv vearS apD
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17

business and suffering they cause Hap
piness as we'll as health is restored to
the woman whose diseased condition is
cured by the use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
After eight years of suffering and two
fruitless operations, three months use of
rFavorite Prescription" restored Mrs.
Moser to perfect health. This great
reine6y for woman's ills, establishes
regularity, dries weakening drains, heals
Inflammation and liberation and cures
female weakness.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1908 large pages, in paper covers. is sent
free on receipt of 81 one-cent stamps to
pay expense of mailing only. Address
DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17
AN OIL PROPOSITION.

Preliminary matters are being per-
fected to explore the Del Rio section
with an oil boring apparatus. the va
vspai Oil and Development company
acquiring q. vast acreage of land in that
section. Many of the men behind the
enterprise are benefited by the eX-
perience of the past in oil regions of the
east, and state that indications on the
surface are encouraging.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17
THE FACTS IN THE CASE.

Uncle John-Which is right, Willie
II have had my boots BACKED" or II
have had my boots blackened?"
WILLIE guess neither amt right.
Uncle John. You should say My boots
need backing. Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17

ISOLATED to the company are Judge r.
E. Sloan, Major ]. NJ. Watts. and j. B.
Tomlinson, of Prescott, the latter being
the superintendent from the time the
property was acquired up to the pres
ent.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17

to get very uneasy, but your medicine
made an entirely new woman of her.
believe she eats and feels better now
than she has for years.
az have not the slightest doubt Dos
that your medicine has saved her from
a long spell of sickness. If nothing
more. All my family had begun ia
get uneasy. but, of course, she did not
know it and ! have only just told her
of it since she has improved so much.
had no idea 1t would do half what II
has and don't think there is another
medicine made that will begin to COM
pare with 1t. ''---W. e. Birch, Fruit
Grower, Alton, Alb county, Va.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Pernna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitariurn, Colum bus, o.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17

- 80 eA@e< ~ 1@F
a pleasant word 10
anyone was almost
impossible.
ri had two opera
tons performed by
one of the most skilled
surgeons of the West,
but did not get relief.
Then, against my
doctors strict orders,
] commenced taking
DR.. Pierce's Fnvorite
Prescription and
Golden Medical Dis
covcry,' and also fol-
lowed the advice
given in the Common
Sense Medical Ad-
wiser.
II continued this
treatment for three
months, and to- day
am as healthy and
well as 4 woman can
be I cannot thank
Doctor Pierce enough
for his kind letters
to me-"
Wonanly dis
eases, as a rule,
spoil the DISPOSE
tion," because of
the o-tror,a -a-
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17
4 NEW CORPORATION.

The Michigan-Arizona Mining conl-
pany, recently incorporated. and who
have purchased on Mount Union Il
group of five claims. are following up
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17
ITO say a pleasant
word to anyone was
almost impossible"

eight years; and suffered more than I can teIl,-
writes Mrs. Gust. Moser of Ovando. Deerlodge
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17

1t takes NOR money to be q million
aire now than it did fifty years ago
Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-17

least. She has con-
sumption in her fan
lily and she was in
such bad shape; SO
r u n down, nervous,
weak, and could not
eat, that I had begun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17

iiten19sin lit cine 3ip:ifel aa1 mil
oerbrannt, benn i'd babe ME pieber
tapon gebDrt.
@ls 8rampton's Naalab ssoronet
murbe, aeiste fi4, bab ibm cine 9roBe
Gumme be3ablt Dorben ipar, aber Is
licb Iih feline Spur bon benz geloe
finpen. Man nabm an, irseno elm
Dieb iei in jener Na6t ms 9aus sez
~br,shsen. babe bas 9elb seitoblen unb
pann bas Geuer selest, UNI jebe Spur
ieines @erbredens gu berttlsen.
Bon bieier teufliiden Shat batiert
mein iroiides Slid. Mein @srm0gsn
lpuhs 10 i9nell. baB ia balb Millios
aGr nurbe = aber ib tonnte nirsenbs
Mube finben. 8rennenbe @epiiienss
tiSie u~ntersruben meines Daieins
Slid unb 5rieben. Denno9 bate Der
Damon bes @eiaes meme Seele 10 felt
umidlunsen. bab i'd mid ni4t ents
i9lieben fonnte, bas auf perbreberiife
WeiIe ertporbene @elb a~uriid5useben.
S1 1dDe geencef; t1Dem TOP games
8rampton bic senannte Summe Der<
made, iibe i9 einen einfaden Nft Der
gsre9tisteit. Der @ebante, baeurS)
meine Sinbe sefubnt gu baben, li,at
mir natiirli6 ferne. Mn' msine 9ofi=
nln1 riGtet fitl auf ben er6arnsnSen
Soft. - Sbm empfeble i4 meme arme
Seele.~
9ier enbeten Sterlina's 8etenntz
niffe. @s birfte unnOtbis iein gu err
pdbnen, pie tief fie mid ersriffen.
Oie mir auriideri tattet Summe ses
niiste, bic 3ufunft meiner Samilie 81
, Iidern. Sd CAB meinen intereiian.en
aber ani~trensenoen Beirut auf uno aoe
mid ms pripatleben 5uriid.
Wnbe.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17

= Der erfte mad Sibirien Ser,
bannte tit ~feinesipess elm Menf9, mis
man nohl annimmt, fpnbern cine =
Glpde, ipelde drs benz ruf1if9en
Stdotaen ugliti6 ftammt. SIM SABRE
1893 tpurbe 5iefelbe bur9 ben 3aren
gcrts 8obunop mad Sobolsf Der,
bannt, peiG fte CUR 3eit Der grmorbuna
beg &ronprin5en 0emetrius am Is.
Mat 1891 ldutete unb bamit bas Sias
nal fir ben befannten l1slitf9er DUFF
fanb CAB. Die @lode nurbe bamals
in benz @~lodent9urm gu Sobolst anz
sebra9t, ipdter bur6 seiftli9e Weibe
BON ibrer nl%lnretnbeit." sereiniat unb
rtef Sabrbnnberte lang tdslid bic slGu<
bigen 8epobner BON Sobolsf aum Sc
Bet. Dor einiser s3eit rihteten bic ua<
litf9er elm @eiu9 Inn @~ieberaepd5z
runs Der @lOde an ben 3aren, tpefhem
aud entipro4en tpurbe, ba Tie bur9 bic
mebr als 300iGbrtse 8erbannuna aee
niisenb beitraft fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
.J%ntereQanteG r(e6niQe
eimeS
9e6eimpo(i5ifen.
Ito. 5urtiebuns anb 5hlnB.]
Mie fInnen sic baS niIfen."

ENte fGnnen Ste q ptleH.
.@lei9piel, ib peib es eben. gnbs
Eb bot fi9 bic lanseriebnte @elegens
teit; als sic Bel Oupal iberna9teten.
lieBen sic fib porii9tis auf benz 9alz
fen berunter. Der bic beiben 9Guier
ftiibt unb perbinbet. Mittels bieles
8altens selangten Sic lei9t ans sez
.geniiberlisgenbe 6eniter unb folseridz
tis in 4lfprb's 9aus, Mtt Der Gin
tbeilums besfelben betannt, besaben
Sic 1id nun aundhit in has S4lafse'
mad Sbres Opfers unb pollbradten
ben grdBliben Morb /; bann sinsen
Sic an bos 3immer bes Jrduleins,
burh beffen Stiire sic Der, blnttsen
Dpl1 unter benz Seppid perfaoben;
basu sebrau9ten Sic ein lanses, biins
mes St6d6en -. ptelleiAt serabe btez
fem Ghnli9", 59leb i'd unb aetste auf
Elm biinnes spasierft0dden. bas in Der
@de bes @emades itanb. Oas 4ntlib
bes Gransoien mar bleia, pie has ets
ner 2eide.
oils sic, Sbrer Meinuns na9. ben
@erba4t auf elm i4ulbloies Welen ges
i9oben batten, sosen sic lid auf bic
+. qleide @eiie, mie sic aefommen, IN
Ompal's Saus auriid. Muf bteier luz
tiaen Wanberung nerlpren sic ettpas;
i9 babe es sefunben, unb bier TT bic
Stelle, mo es feblt." M;t biefen Wor=
ten seiate ih auf ben einen 9embdrmel
bes Mannes, an pel4em lid fein
anDpf6en befanb unb bann auf ben
anberen, an pelbem ii4 Der &amerao
gu bemienisen seiste, oas i'd IN be-
!Sanb belt.
Dieter 8epeis e~eniiste. Der 5ranz
spie besrub bas @efidt in ben 9dnben
unb murmelte: uS9ulbig! i4ulotg!
ia, i6 babe es aetban." Bel 8erihi
legte er ioslei9 elm polles 8etenntuiB
-ah.
Meine erite Gorge tpar nun bic
g%rlDiung meiner I6Onen Sreuncia.
SO ma elmer Der gliidli6iten Gage
meines 2ebens, als id i6r Die SSIre
bes @efdngnifies Offnete unb lie in
mein 9aus eeleitete.
Sci u~nferer Mntunft iuh Ooftor
Septpn bereits in meinen 8efu65im<
mer. Glara's gnt5iiden mar 10 erob.
baB Tie ollie mdbdenbufte Saudternz
belt pergaB unb nit einem S%reubenruie
in bic ibr entgegengebreiteten Mrme
f~tirate. Nls i9 bus sliidlide 1aar
9er5 an 9era ruben fab, bielt i4 IS
fir flue, mid suriid5uaieben.
3fpet Monate fpdter ipurbe Seroque
eebGnst, unb nod Mblauf zines Sabres
tpobnte ih Doctor Sebtun's Srauung
init CLARA Mlforb bet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
IA.
.9errn Ster1ins's 8ez
fenntni1fe.

Mein Batter mar Elm geanfeter &ans<
mann in Neu Yorf sspefen. Wie i@ Be-
reits er5Gblte, fanb er in Den Slammen
feines eisenen 9auies etaen srdblidea
Spb. Man bate i'm 1tets fir npblz
habenb gebalten, abfr bic eeri9tlids
1Inter1u9ung Der 9tnterlafienf9aft
meines 8aters aeiste, baB beinabe tein
8ermDgen borbanben tpar.
8pr ungefGbr einem Sabre fanbte
Der beriibmte Mbbotat Morplb gu mir
unb fieB mid bitten, i'm unpertpeilt gu
befutben. Mls i9 feline &analei betrat,
!. britete er iiber einem aften pergument.
rBrampton," rief ct, mir bic 9ano
hriidenb, ~fennen Sic einen Sohn
Ster1ing9"
Stirling. Sterling9 Sd CLAUDE
ni9t. 9o9 balt, ib erinnere mid ei=
nes Sterling, Der meines 0aters @elbz
sef6dfte beiorste."
Song ri@tis. gr farb teste
Nadt."
Limb mas tpeiter9" fragile i9, ba id
natiirli9 anrabm, nit feinem Spbe Sci
elm @ebeimnfB berflodten, bas meme
Sbdtisteit erbeif6e.
Ser Mbbpfdt anttpprtete ldnafam:
.gr bat S6nert teitamentarif9 flint
nnbfiebenaisfaufenb Dollars perz
maht."
.Was!" rief i9 nnb fprans, pie bon
elmer Rugel getroffen, bonn Stuble auf
ngr fat Sbnen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
feub Dollars bermadtt" tpieberbolte
Der Surift rubis.
xtanmDgli9. Sd Babe 9errn Ster>
ling sidt perf0nltd gefannt, babe ME
NIT ibrn sefproden, ia, babe i'm bielz
Ieidt rnbt elm Mal gefebtn."
r@ebr m0sli9, aber ct bat Sbnen
bic qenannte Summe bod nerma4t."
vWie farm i9 aber elm 0ermd9tniB
: nnnebmen, bns re4tli9 Weib unb Sinh
9eb1rt?"
.gaein, granpton, re6tli@ seb0rt es
Sbnen."
Sic fpreden tn HGtbfeln, Serr
Dottor, unb i9 berfebe Sic ni9t."
r6Dren Sic mir aufmerffam 5u:
banrt tperben sic balb begreifen. bnB
bas @elb SsSbnen re9tli9 eebDrt. Der
8eruf tes Mbbofaten bebingt bteSfenn'1
niB Der 5amtliensebeimntffe. Mtr
uurben i'm Qaufe meiner praris matt
de Oinge anbertraut, beren @erDffents
IiHuna bic @elt in Staunen feben
piirbe. Qeute, tpelde ghrenS unb Der
trauenspoFen irne batten, tuelde als
Muffer bon @atten unb Wdtern gdlten
iii benen maj. nit 9epunberuna uno
Werebruna aufblidte. tpiirben als 9e<
friiaer, ia, dIs Werbre9er Der 54limm~
Fen Mrt Dor urs feben. Ofefe Be,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17

Dor fiinfsebn Sabren bate id, ssobn
Sterling, in Maibenlane Elm 8anfsez
f9dft errt9tet, bas suerft sldnaenben
@rfolg berfprah, na9 unb mad aber
bur9 ungliidli9e @pefulationen mir
eine groBe S9ulbenlait aufbiirbete. Sd
fab feline Hettuna; bic Slu6t Bot ben
ein3isen Muspeg, unb ih bei6loB, i'm
gu ergreifen.
Nm Nbenbe por meiner Mbretie fab
i1, nit ben n0tbigen 0orbereitungen
belhdftigt, in meinem Nrbeitsaimmer;
bd flopfte es, unb mein Sreunb Sbo<
mas champion trat Elm.
ygntfdulbise, penn i9 Did auBer
ben 9eihdftsitunoen ft0re," fpra6 er
freunOlid; naber i6 mOdte germ iiber
gelbanselegenbeiten nit Dir fpreden.
Du fennit Die 9ppotbet, pel9e ib auf
8lan6arb's 9runbftiid iteben bate;
Der Mann bat bas @elb beute suriid=
be5nblt unb i9 bite Did, es fir mid
anauleger."
.Mit @ergniisen; Du tpeibt, baB
t1 Dir germ btene. 49,"
.WeiB f9on, neiB f9on. 9ier 1T
bic @umme: $4,000 Dollars; i9 leae
fie lieber BEL Dir an, als Bel Der anne>
rifanifden 8anf. @ieb mir einen Oe<
pofttenfhein bafir."
rNabbem i6 ben perlanaten Sdein
ausseftellt unb CT i'm in fem Saf9en>
BUD selest bate, faste ct lG9elnb:
r9ott Jet Danf, baB bas @elb iebt in
suten 9dnben 1T; es 1T allies. mas ib
fit Weib unb Sinh eriibrigt babe"
.Wie fam 8landarb baau, bic ST.
totbet 5uriid au aabIen2"
-Das peiB ih nidt; biellei9t mDdte
CT fein giaentbum aerr fret baben.
Da meme yrau dngitlider Natur III,
mill t9 bon Der RiidaabIuna bes
8etrases ni@ts ertpdbnen. bi{t Ou bas
@eTb tpteber argelest 6ait."
.Ou baft Nedt, Grauen berfteber
ni9ts bon gelbunselesenbeiten. Du
barfit iibrigens ritbis fem; ih iperbe
bic Sude sleih morgert beforaen.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17

- S~allspranb ats @hiffsfo9.. Qls
!6err bon Sallepranb, Der na4maltge
ned1tise fran5Dfif6e Staatsmann unO
Minifter, 1874 @nglano, mo er franz
sOiii6er @efanoter mar, gu perlaRen
senDtbigt tpurbe, rpdblte er ba5u etn
Families 5Giff, bas ipglet4 unter
Sesel gtng, I'm mad Rorbamerifa gu
Iahren, Muf Der bohen See besesnsts
elm britilhes 2inisniaiff benz Oansn
uno stpang i'm, beisulegen. = nWas
perben biegngldnber beginner" fraste
Der Staatsmann. uSis merben eingopt
ausfeben uno bier nahfebsn, ob BET uns
Niles in Srbnuna 1T" LIMB finoen
fie mid2" So perben sic umteb=
rem mifien!" r0as barf ni9t fem.
9ibt es fein Mittel. mid gu retten9"-
rgie mjilien als shiffsto9 selten."-
rJaimmermehr!!" = Damn reiIsn Sic
5uriid. NiGt bo9," rief Der friibere
gtI9of bon Mutun. = n9eben sic
Sdiir5e unb Miibs ber!" = St nahm
eeibes, befleibe.e 1i6 bamit uno bate
eine Pfanne eben CUR 6ano genommen
o!s bic gnsldnber bas bdnif4e S4iff
betraten. r9aben sic feline Sranz
sofen an 8orb9" fraste unter Mnoerem
Der englif9e- Sffisier. = rNiemanb."
antportete Der 3apitdn, rals einen berz
na9fenen Seufel, ben sic bort eine
@auce einriibren 1eben." rDiefer
fImmert uns ntdt," bemerfte Der eng
Timber, nbieier Oummfopf mirb uns
ME aefdbrlid perben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
SriftiQer @runb. Die Suppe

= Sriftiger @runb. Dte Suppe tit
aufsetragen unb Mlles fdon bamit Be-
f9Gftist. rRellner," ruff Elm 9err, ber
in Der NGbe bes prinaipals fibt. 2ebz
terer 1prinet fofort auf. rWas lit Sbr
Wunf9, mein 9err9" frast er Dienitz
bereit ben Sremben. = rOie Suppe
fann i9 ni9t effen!" mar bic furse
Mnttport. - .Darf t9 Sbnen piellei9t
cine 8ouillonfuppe brtnsen lafien9"-
Dies gef9tebt. Sebo9 au9 bieie riibrt
Der 9err nidt an. Wieberbolt ruff ct
ben &ellner, Der fofort berbeieilt unb
ft9 ni9t entrdtbfeln tann, narum i'm
Der @ait 19on tpieber ruff. r9ie Sup.
pc tann ih ni9t efien," mar pieber bic
Nntport. Gum britten Mal bolt ct
cine anbere. Nu9 iebt ruff Der @ait,
5ab er bic Suppe nidt effen fDnne. 9et
Wirtb. ben bies drsert, frGst ben Sat:
rQber, metn 9err, narum f0nnen Sic
Die Suppe ni9t effen, sic follten bod
felbige t%penigitens foften." = .Weil-
id feinen 2Dffel babe" antportete falts
bliitig Der 9err. Sin allsemeines Sc
ld4ter NOR bic Solse Der ganaen Sadie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
Wuin unb Muine.

.Du bift mein Huin" feifte eire afie.
sabnloIe Grau, bic einen iunaen, lei3ts
finnisen Meniden gebeiratbes bate
limb Du meine Huine@ mar bic Mnt<
mort bes 2eimtfinninen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
SIM Winter.

a.: rWenn sic mid in adt Saaeu
ntdt baablen, 10 mub i9 sic bertha
sen!" - g.: nMds f9on in dHt Sa<
gen2 Bebenfen sic bod, ipie t1ra iebt
Bic Sage finb!S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
Sein Seller.

nDer 9ans bat nod INNER nidt um
meme 9anb a~nsebalten." = rNd, es
lit eben elm gar gu filler Werebrer!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-17
Gortfebune foGat.)
9raftiide 6utmpbe.

rgrlauben g, 6rdule. baB | mer a
Geberl ~'raussupf' gum pfeif'npuB'n2"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
{ !. hi. !. { J
Days Was My Life p
Limit.
Agony From Inherit
ed Tie art Disease.
Or. Miles Heart Cure
Cured NGc.

One person il every four has weak heart
Unless promptly treated weak heart Will
easily become a disea ed heart. A little extra
strain from any cause is sufficient to bring On
this deadly malady, the most common cause
Of sudden death DR.. Miles Heart Cure viii
tone up the hearts action, enrich the blood
and improve the circulation.
"My trouble began with catarrh and have
always supposed it caused the trouble | have
experienced with my heart. / had the usual
symptoms of sleeplessness, lost appetite, con-
stipation, palpltaton of the heart, shortness
OF breath and pain around the heart and I'M
der left arm. MY mother suffered in the same
way and | suppose mine was an inherited
tendency. At one time [ was in agony. |
suffered SO severely and became so weak
that nay doctors said / could not live thirty
days At this time had not slept over two
hours a night on account of nervousness.
The least exercise. such as walking about,
would bring on palpitation and futtering of
the heart so severe that would have to give
up everything and rest. Nerve and Liver
Pills cured me OF constipation and heart
symptoms disappeared under the influence
OF DR.. Miles New Heart Cure. | am in
better health than ! have been in twelve
years and thank DR.. Miles Remedies forit.
/ think they are the grandest remedies on
earth and / am constantly recommending
them to my friends. SINKS. L. ]. CANTRELL,
Waxahachic, Tex.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
WAIsON'S CONCLUSIONS
DEFENDED By SWIFT

Editor Constitution In Tho CcMsttu-
item Of The SON of September Mr.. scruegs
has undertaken criticism Of Mr. Wat
esn In en- article lnder The caption Of
Thomas jefferson and the loaroe Doc
tliue.r
ar Watson states that "tl,e molly ALI
ance had determined to drive back the
South American republics into the
clutches Of Spain" we fail to see how
any one can question the correctness OF
this statement. such q purpose or the
part Of the molly a'i!anca was the only
thins chat gave rise to the protest which
became finally enbatied jim the message
O President Monroe and since known
the Monroe doctrine If the proposed
object Of the holy alliance had only been
the regulation OF the relations between
Christian countries and tho conservation
q existing European dynasties." neither
England nor The United States would
have paid any united attention to its
proceedings o. purposes.
Mr. Scrugps refers to some original cen
cCption Of the Monroe doctrine in Wash
il TONS farewell address We do not
fud in this address an embryonic init
nation OF the Monroe doctrine Wash
Ngton IN his farewell address enjoinel
On 1l5 country not 10 inteI weave our
destiny with that of any part Of Europe;
rot - entangle our peace and prosperity
IN the rolls OF European ambition. rival
Snip, interest, h'lmor OF caprice" In
fact If the holy alliance had confined its
purposes to The principles of Christian
charity and T. the conservation Of ex-
listing European dynasties," it would
have been impairment for the president
of The United states to have said any
thing ana entirely contrary to the advice
contained in WasAinstons farewell adj
alcss-lo hold ourselves aloof rom con
troversies ana causes which are essen
tally foreign TO our concerns"
When it became a manifest purpose
of the holy alliance Ito drive back the
South American republics into the
clutches Of Spain, or the reconauost of
the Spansh-American states, the parti-
ton of those states among the allied
powers" it Was then essentially a for
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eign act, which England opposed Tor
commercial reasons, ana which the United
States opposed for political reasons.
IRELAND had established consular and
trade relations with those South Amerl-
can states. which their reconquest would
have ended and destroyed, and thus and
in this way England got with us on the
Monroe doctrine. In September, 1923,
Mr.. Canning proposed 10 Mr.. Rush that
the United States should cooperate with
England in preventing European inter-
fel ence with the former Spanish Ameri-
cen colonies. as had been proposed In
the interest Of moIarcbial abs1luteism
at the congress OF Verona III Ie22 Two
or three months later Monroe, with the
approval OF John Quincy Adams and
Thomas Jefferson, declared the doctrine
rs it is formulated in the presidents mes
81 &c Of December 2, l823.
Mr. Watson in last Sundays Constitu-
ton quotes the fuller text of the letter
which jefferson wrote TO President Mon
roc in the year 1928. when Jefferson was
80 years of age and which concludes as
follows: "Our second, never to suffer
Europe to intermeddlo with cis-Atlantic
affairs"
Nj Scruggs complains that M. Wat
son gave jefferson too much credit Tor
The Monroe doctrine, and that he (Mr,
Watson) 'contradcts some Of the ac
cepted facts of history" The fact Is
Mr. Watson did not contradict any 'or
the accepted facts Of history, bur he
omitted giving jefferson fun credit. Mr..
Scruggs says: 'Iriftcen days later, that
is to say on the 18th Of July, 1923.
three months and seven days prior to
the date of jefferson letter, Mr. Adams
! had a personal conference with Baron