The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-12-11


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KnoWtng thatsfev Z zion has already
slombianl 6ayS Ihat .1fs tsle n Verurnenf nf
thes United States VIII lind tfoopss to pre-s
serve Ssgiomb Ian spxsrsienty, and s the
Ed.ahaires, this COVE nmenf MI declafS
sfitutionsi hen pubic order
sratiheations of the canaI treaty q sisned::s
or IS sthAa& ovefnIaen of the United 8tatea
prefers, m call extra ession Sc thescon-
next Nay 90, approve tho treaty. fAnsen,f-ss
gnent Colomblan1 has the perfect eonf1dences
Of vice ptesident, he nays. and ifIt became
yepresenfatlve there 70 adjust maffsrs
saIong above lines to the - isfactiOn or
the speople there. ~
,tendposnfs IL of asls 81 mem tT,o
guaranteeing the treaty to ms lis In shernSy
&c0nftaSt VITA the positive and -c0nteMpt.s
closed its ssssionys TO sconsider favorsbiiy1
I such 2 treaty. t shows that the govern
: ments Wnlcns mas me tfeatY really had abb.
soluts consr2a over tne tahit.uasion but d!
S9ispaicns !nEsaer 81. en- " Iosestore or
Der and geenles G9loMDian ,,supremAcyin
~, e. !ne Soy
t nar ~ gys pIeVentin9 the c0nstfnctaon %
tne eau IS
5.s lAportant to u.
e me coniTol. ~ the interest or the com.
9esse sAns 3. q OF tnes 2 ole. e1yli1e9
,he ~ 81
I s q ahyat acIOss tn. lstnmNs 9! aname
- ~ .itsa De- 81.
70 .ne onatsu sve nave repeated-
the ~
9,e me from IoseiSn
D.,.,.sa .eo1 assaI &c ing
= s.ts ~ not
ists%ss il tse case & W. sSss9ssn o1 Peru
has aiWevs haa DO tt.sSe
Of its priyileSas cnnfarrei Nv tha' atraatv
expressed ia expectat ton That N e fis
the IYnited ssta Ia,,Id :. So. u1l
feet the - nv, tItiy = Hh
have been few afiministra Il tons ion nf.1't hs
has not peithar -
other. been used as q hssi. ore .1 Or
less important demands. It was said 81
state had reason beii e an at t.
tack UPON Coinmhian 81. the
isthmus had. on sseveraI occasions. been
averted By warning from this govern
the menace of hoatflities from Itaiv' In
the Cerruti case NJ Rsvar d. ernrszsa1
the serious concern that the United
pean power shoml,1 sresnrt "a fnrca S .eaInst
sister renmhIics nj This hanoisnhaera 800. !:
ia the sovereions s,,ri1t ar,,,,sto; ,,sa -
part OF whose territory We are guar
The above recifsi farf. y a.tahsshss
beyond question: First. sthat the sIInited
States has Tor .oyer.--haIf a ,centurv nas
tiently andgin rnnd fniti, carria5 AFT he:
obiieations under the etreatv ~ gp1S.''
came nossihie fnra co1er, Is - go .n Ds-
thing II ran,,ito ~ tL
peatefliv Rendered 10 r. fnr 81 ,,sa r .s " fT-
the Tinted Stata. +ha :. Nn,as va's ~
ernment peremntoriiv and osppnsua,ys gs-
to do 40 wn,,,d Saue is,, en-
fsra asS aa e Ueen ~ ~
eeth anu !iune 4suIADly 20 the adVantaSe
GarHit ~ AZ Ihat ume un-
enn.. snls ReIlOQ sEevolutions, riots, ana
tdcuOnai oaslurpancess OF every kind have
U 90! one AFTER tne other in almost
IL sim tar . sussesslon. SOM. OF them
while the central government was unable
~ put them GOWN or to make peace with
ances instead AZ shnwnp nv5 e;s,., "
abattng have tended ito grow more
numerous !N and more serious in the imme-
gate past; fifth, that the control OF
Soi99mpla oyer the lsthmus Of Panama
could not be maintained without the
aEmed. intervention and assistance Of the
ernraant 60 Lotner words the gov
S Soa 20 maintaln order on the isthmus.
A Mas nevertneless decllned$ to- ratifyE4
tIreaty the conciuston OF which opened
Inc tno onay -cnance 70 secure ITS own. stabil-
ny anu 70 guarantee permanent peace
on, ana ~, the construction of - canal
across. the isthmus.s .z.., 4 .ss.s. 81
Onder such acircumstances the govern
a mGmt OF the United states would have been