Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

lucalIrcd and NOT allowed tl become
epidemic. t0 spread death n11 lcsti.
tINIt areas
The development of fhr aiurf .u.1i
u,stow In ihc form off practical fuIr.
ing in such Industries as VIII assure
.. inf.BIH Hn'fHUUpHri under The
changed conditions IN which they VIII
have io live
Tha duties of thr Dmce NJ governor
should hn extended to include tho gu
UDrri.i1n 0f Indian affairs with ner.
nsaarv assistants in different districts
ilc should hc provided with the means
ANA ihn power in protect nnd advise
The native people 20 furnish medical
treatment ln Time of opiiomics and
fn extend material RELIEF in periods nf
famlno ana extreme draiiution
Hawaii and Porto Rico.
Tho Alaskan natives should hr
r.tUn iho rIrht in a'1JIro. hold 1nd
dispose NJ property un1n thn anmo
conditions nr rIfon other Inh1hf8nf.
ana Che privilege OF citizen .hln should
hr rirun fn such na may hn 1hir tn
meet certain definite requirements
in Hawaii congress should give tho
Governor nuwDr to Remove an the NJ
Ncl1Ia Hnn1Iufrd under him Tho har
nor of honolulu should hn drolrnd
The mnrIro hospital service should ht
empowered il study lrnrnsv ln the
islands. aak special confederation
I fnr The rop0u and rrramWHudBtin ions
I 0f me governor off PORTO Rico
Foreign Policy.
ln 'r nfIur of uuF furDIeu policy aud
of thr altitude ihat ttla Froat nation
should assume iu tho world nt large.
I i' o. absolutely necessary to consider
I The army and navy and tho congress-.
through which the Thought of tho ma.
/ tIOn finds hg expression. should trnn
over WILDLY lr mind che fundamental
I fact tunt o. is impossible to treat nur
foreign policy. whether thIs policy
I inhua shape in The effort fO secure
Justice for others or Justice for our.
selves save nH conditioned uuuu tho
I attitude We Hr0 Wii'inr fn take toward
uur army. and especially toward our
NAVY 10 Oh NOT merely uuWlHo NJ lH
I cOnfrWuiIh Tor n nation. aa flf 1n
individual fo ulo hivh sounding Ian.
unFo tn proclaim Soc nurnosna. or t0
take positions which are ridiculous ~
Unsupported hy potential force and
] Then t1 refuse t0 provide ihls force
NJ hDr" O. mo- Intention OF providing
/ and nf krepine the fOrro necessary tn
hack mp n strong attitude thcn 20 lH
far hoftor not to assume such on at
tIiudo
Tho steady aim OF this nation. as of
900 enlightened notions. should ho tn
strive tu bring over nearer the day
when there shall prevail throughout
the world the peace of Justice There
arc kinds of peace which are hirhly
desirable. which are ln the long run
as destructive aH any war TymntH
and OpproHHOr8 have many times
made wilderness and called 10
peace Many times peoples who we're
sl0fhmi ur iimid or shortairhtod who
had boon onoryutcd hv case or hy luv.
urv or miHled hy false teachings.
have shrunk ln unmnnly fashion from
doing duty that was stern and that
needed aelfHaCrifcO, and have sought
Jo hide from their own minds their
/ shortcomings. their irnohle motives.
by calling them love OF peace The
peace OF tyranuuuH tDvror the peace
off craven weakness me peace of In.
Justice. Hll these should ho Ehunnoi hg
we shun unrIrhtcuuB war Tho goal
fo Fot before uH aa q nation the goal
which should bo Rot before an man.
kind is tho attainment nf tho peace ~
Justice. of tho peace which Gomez
whom each nation la n0t merely safe
Wnrdod I'M lts own rights. bui scrupu'
Z iouHiy recognizes and performs lt1
duty toward others Generally peace
tolls FOR righteousness. but " there ~
conflict between the Two. then our
iealty o. due nrst 10 tho cause N
righteousness. UnrIghtc0u8 wars are
common. and unrirhioouH ponco ~
rarD. bat both should he summed
The right of freedom and tho roHnon.
I aIhiiiiy for the exercise ~ that right
can not be- divorced. ono of our great
noeta has well and finely said that
freedom IL -, n rim that iarries long
IN the hands ~ towards Neither does
O. iarry long IN the hands N those TOO
I slOthful too dishor.Hi or too uniniel
| Hecnt % exercise A. Tho otornal vie.
Iloncc which lg tho price ~ liberty
must boz exercised sometimes 20
ruard AGAINST outside foes: although
NJ course far moro often 10 GUARD
against our own selfish or thcuFhtless
shortcomings
m these seltcv.Bpnt truths arc kept
boioro ua. and only ~ thcy are ro kept
l0iore uH wO shall have clear idea
lot what our foreign policy In lis larger
aspects should be % iH our duty t1
remember that "a nation haa no more
right to do injustice to another nation.
strong 1r weak. than un Individual has
TO do Injustice Goo another Individual
fha. thr same moral law applies In
ono case nH M ihe other Buf We must
Iaiso remember mat o. ia aH much tbD
duty 0f tha nation to guard .rs own
|r.rhH and ifs own Interests as DO iF
ltho duty 0f the Individual $50 t1 Co.
I Within tho nation tho individual haa
now delegated thIs rIeht f0 me state
|tHIf iH % The representative of au
individuals ana b. ia mnrim of tho
iaw ihst for every wrong there Dol a
remedy uut in International inW we
have n1f advanced hY any means uH
far AL we have advanced in municipal
Ilaw There D. aH vet mo- judicial way
|of eufopr.nE O. rFLt in international
law. when one nation WRONGS another
IT WrOnEs many others there Is 600
Tribunal before which ihD Wr0nFdoer
can be brought Either o. iH necessary
IsuulneIy tO acQulebct ln the WRONG
and thus pul "a premium upon brutal
|lty and aggression. or else @ ls ueCos.
Isay Tor fho aeFrIeyei nation valiant
|ly to stand up fos lfH rights Until
some method d. devised ly which