The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-06

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III offcr uatjms WI o,hor nnlicv cnnlI
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na,en III Ia ,rrs+,ro homisnho,,o ami
ii. giving Il. c.ta, natlap lhoreon the
chpnca \, devote, alor.. M own lines
N Nsnh,d reenssl 4, .nm,,lr tlia doctrine
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he cap,n,c;rlr a,tc.,,,n ,-o.il M moot
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have ylinG tntn ,.,anlyo nslki,r II
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policy srrb ~ fhn lIogrpe doctrine ve
thereby cangnit o,rsolgas +, do oanse.
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n dit Of tho question to claim \ rifrh.
aud yet shirll Tho rosnonsibflitv for jts
exercise. Not only NO hut ail .Ameri.
can republics VIII, nre benetlted Inv lilo
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South American countries there has
been much suspicion lest we should
interpret the Monroe doctrine as ia
some way inimical to their interests.
and we must try 10 convince all tho
other nations Of this continent once
and for an that no just ana orderly /
government has ANYTHING TO fear from
US. There are certain republics 10 the
south Of us which have already reached
such point OF stability order and
that they themselves. though
as YET hardly consciously. are among
the guarantors of this doctrine. These
republics we now meet not only on
basis Of entire equality. bit tn spirit
IF frank and respectful friendship,
which We hope is mutual. If Oh of the
republics 10 the south Of rs will only
grow as those 10 which allude have
llready grown. all need for as TO be the
special champions Of The doctrine viii
disappear. for no stable and growing
american republic wishes 10 see some
great non American military power &c
Iuire territory in It's neighborhood An
hat this country desires is that tile
,ther republics on this continent shall
)e happy and prosperous. and lhcy
.amot be- happy aud prosperous unless
hey maintain order within their
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ac unao'e 70 A'fp of'eF among ~
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o9 result III VuI having 10 tdAe ac- :,
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non WIZ mol be taken WIN view TO "
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Ken "l al phg WIN extreme reluc-
nee anu Wheh II mas become evident
All every 0inpf resource mas hHNfI