Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-01-07
grossncss of this outrage and the insult
to our dignity. even apart from the saw
agery of the threat
"John Hubbard,
.E,tn,i, q, ltlf IL q. NAVY

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This plain officiel account SHOWS tiiat,
instead of 100 much provision by the
American government, the orders for the
movement OF American ships had been
TOO long. delayed; there We're but forty
two marines and sailors available to pro-
tece Aineric N men ana Women. ~ MaS
Which 'a THIS e99 fe baad a faaed ten tines m
their number that prevented catastro-
phe. At Panama there was no american
man-of-war, troops or sailors A. Color
impartiality towards both sides prevent
ing any movement, whether ny the Co 90,
lomb,ans or the l,anai,ani, which would
produce DloodsneI. In the New y ofS
Evening Post, under date of Panama,
December s, q special correspondent sets
forth the unbcarable oppression OF Co
lcnbin in Panama. In ths article IS an
aman, IN part as ioiio"s.
we locked upon the building, Of the
canal as matter of life or death. TO us.
we wanted that beeaase 1t iAennt, WITH
the United States in control 81 IT, peace
and prosperity Tor US. President Marco
quin appointed an isl'lnlah 10 pc son-
tll'tf o. aia,,:a, i.,,a we [uoS.n pl
Ihas me canal treatH VS. hol nKey =. ~. ,t
approvsd ~ liosota' heNt we neaId s.laI
ni.o no
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seded ~ scld'er from Bogsia.
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aiu llos s i. .or us d si!isle iNei i;nl
gu ~ VIZ ot', .ullufc3 Houia ne
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he nav, ,,ererale S.,.,,e W, ss;yed' ,nan,
aI.reetad ihem and tn ta,rn 81 ps ,ia',,,.
a,ae J., ~ ,Got ,,ro. N,,i,s. -
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forbs.c esi,nsri,,tonsIe,,f sba1er ~ ,I,oy.
NJ 70 ilrosl ~ traneoor+ t5or,ts for fiti,e,.
Vary rhat Is o,ir story ~
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c,i,1;,,s, ,,rtfo, of ti,a. ipta,,,io,, Will,
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,,it ta, - ,,sn i,rc Nv, ~
fore ta sel INTO = position Whers tbe
TN V faet ~ ~ p r1, o,o,to,, 49,
mr. -. ast .,,.a 80, ,.,r 49,, -,
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w5 !, 5 9ss'" dfssaibe au' siie 'e'ioii
"li1gh h.'h isSS'1'e'i'
i,e3.,ite 20 feler 20 we Injurious ~
sl''!ssiot!s or co'il'icily, pH inns Govefii-
msit ~ me reNtantloll. Ihey are as destl-
on eNii'seesess IN tiiis ,.oN.sfhileft mad
any i.tFl ~ i,fefafinS, melting. or on
coufaelhs me late reNolntionaon the ISM
mus OF panama, a,ld that Save from the
reports Of our officers. given ahove. no
9ha epQhecte1 WIN thiS government mad
kia "iepSe OF si'e revolution except such
~ vas accessiole 10 ;iay person Ntn read
M newspapers.
have MOI denied either the validity or
the plopricty of t!a general rule that ?
ntw state should not he recognized Til
it has shown It's aaiiitE to maintain it's
Sui the rule IS subject to
and there are imperative rea-
sons why departure was justified in The
present instance These reasons embrace.
1ilsf oli5 treaty riehts second, our ma
lional interests and safety; ard. tilild,
the interests of collective CIVILIZATION