New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-23

rights Vb vi ne strong hand az r,f,,..
Sic S when Il was bound - mllssry p,w-~ ~.
compact upon vSISs OF union and ds~sst-o.noia t.
represent the owner Of pb depended its -, Ne
from the trle vas; Shall we take Sslon tor
Iatnless trustee and FOR y we take Il rom ~
neck OF Panayna s o. foreign domuafion I TIM
Hse ~ Wnlch has tried to ~ ssl or that EoV.-s
treaty with C6io-,bi There was no Ne part
~ yer CalI. Tor our ssQlifed Is 70 arr.
There was no RE IS solely to foreign sn,y
re ELS - TO recognize the WronaI isW which -.
not concern itsalS se Tor international IN o.
states. But put II to the .slnal aairs -
action of rb SO are passing tldgnen, 's .A.ri
OF our President ana Whether ths der,,sSSss
~'7 Was not righteous decision "a stats and ssr-
PANAMA REvOLUTION1srs e,,
BY, By al the principles OF tlstie. 80
Iatners and all peoples and al learned from 90
ne an, me reyolutionsts In Psnsms ms should
agaln. the isthmus was tbaiTs e M to Be -
sSsIss 20 govern IT, and it would hsyy. were
sI'es 70 return them again To- ' serS oI the uaiss
ernment ha8 me- Ss1I to say now that ON
PprngIn about the revolution on tb sso1eentins o.
~, All the world knew that there Womb =.
oy the people Of Panama h az ZIG Sl Pc rrs,
Slsss dal9urned without approvirs En- 9lan Con-
t{ H., dII 4aJqign on October 81 me gSsaty 20
me United States we're fled VITA ss5SN.spapes q
IGa{ erect and our State and Nav 1lhsas 70
could not fail 20 be aware ~ n - debaraspss
same steps they had always taSe, - took o.
L IaAces 70 have naval vessels -Ir nnfs
ana property. II any criticism h M AneIean a,,
sEeL course. u is that there was too made Ep0a
Objection has been made mat ooS1II;aIon
can erection the Panama Railroad ~ . Afnsrf-
Panama 70 attack the 800 i nsuSvn soldiers %
srT1ss NI 'hat we officers OF the Arner,rss Ans
either party from making the Inc ~ troops o.
ne Lnealre o. hostilities: but this wss ssroad
Poncy aeysed or applied for this occssiS, 10 new
was impartial as to both parties In IN and Il
vsIsy; Inc insurgents We're anxious that ~ Sonro-
te S9Ion Plans more than three to oneSaS5 O ss
tbaTSsrt 1850 taey asked for transportaios sa
| mat was refused The year before a co Sose nj
ti0a hac been sent to the Commando ~ MIA
lomolan forces and the commander OF fbs - - 20
sent lor'es on the isthmus in these words 4f'
n..- g.. Z s $ Cincinnati. September 10. ~.
r--Jss5 go nae ne honor 20 inform YOU IA a
trains and he Inc o. traGs Seo,s s az .b h: as
1s aosd 70 obsJruei e5srrss, or Is %s..'V sl
aneF Win ne trains or the route o. transit 10 a..
men except totces Or The United states VII - 49,
,.4 A 1 % d ms + T9o5: grsaa;s q s ~
/ Please ac1nowletss receipt % this co1munic.uo,
/ remain, very respectfully i c NFI.E1s@ !
/ Commander U. 3. " Cona asssh
/ SAME POLICY IN 1902 AND lsR
The policy embodied IN this Official not,cs q, ~,
and none other It was the outcome OF the sxn -
ence gained during the long course OF warfars az
the painful experience OF property DESTROYED 80
, trafhc suspended. which showed that IL the r4ss
I or the United states on the Isthmus OF Psrs-s
were 70 he protected they must be Drorecta5 - ~.
United states Itself insisting that its right az -
! should not De made the field OF battle
II was not the neutral force OF fOrty-tvo r,rs..
/ and bluejackets or anything that the AnsS-s
I government OF American officers said or did H..
I led the 40o COomoians 70 retire rom Colon: n IN,
the fact that they found themselves alOns among !
I noslle and unanimous people with Overwhel--
I Ing lnsurgent force in arms against them, which
. recognition OF Independence and the treaty wiz
/ Panama are the real grounds OF COlorbia's cor-
plant. and upon the Justice OF those acts America
stands. fairly. openly with fun disclOsurs OF svsry
step taken and every object sought.
L pc1 the firm foundation OF that righteous acton
With The willing authority OF the lawful owners :.
the SOIL viii dig the canal. for selfish reasous
not for greed OF gain. but for the worlds CON,
not get back the money We spend upon the cana
any more than we shall get back ths money We
have expended % make Cuba a free and hide
/ pendent republic. OF the money We have expended
4 20 set the people o. the Philippines on the path q
. ordered liberty and competency for set-govsrn
! ment. But we shall promote our commerce. VI
T shall unite our Atlantic and Pacific coasts W
shall render irestimable service TO mankind am
I We shall grow in greatness and honor and IN ths
\ strength that comes frr IN difiicult tasks accom-
\ pished and from the exercise OF the power TIA
strives IN the nature OF great constructive people