Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

tNN nntf ~ ntafIuH tWe another bur
also ~ afn0ng nations.
aanto Demlnno Needs Aid.
hnuto hominnu in nor turn. has now
m!uN sh appeal % us 10 help her. ana
not only every principle OF Wisdom hut
every Hfntfuua instinct within ~ bids
~ respond 20 the appeal. Al d uut of he
HIiNhteHt consequence Wegthrr W. Grant
~ alu ne.1.e ~ cento p0fningo - tn
incident 60 he Nise development ~ the
D.. Yuiuf tffriliut. uf in cuusa No tsnaral
the case Of HautO Domingo ~ standing
wholly ~ itstui Run - D. trtptcd ~
aueh. HiiH nos on general principles ir
with any reference % the Nnnuia DOC.
Urine The important point ln a. eiVf the
nftutd nid. 1nd She c1pt le rertHinl, sur
hciFnjly peculiar to dfscftu to n0 iudrfu
purely an ltr 1un mfrita rhf rnnliifisne
ln aanlo bumlnsu have fuf "a uumffr az
yeHrH Erovu from bad tu worFo until
rhf atn hh soyl.tf HHe 9n the Verge of
glr.piutinn Fortunately, Just ~ this
TIME a ruler HprHnn up in a1ntu 10.
miuEn. who. with his COLLEAGUES. atw the
danErfH threatening Nflr country ana
great ans powerful neighhor who nos.
ataaed she power and az they hoped also
the viii a. help them There uie lmml-
pre4 ipus rulers 90 aantu Domingo ha1
rprklrnnlr Incurred debts and nWinn fo
her internal disorders she Mad ceased a.
debts. The patience of her forolrn trti-
itura hnu hrcnmr exhausted. and ag lfaat
N"o foFoiru nations were uu lhH litslut 90
Tom inssrssnlrs 81 the o' 9uol6es sf"s ss
aufencs ~ Tits government that ID would
.tseii strive 20 help santo Domingu ln
these nations aniy DE ' ae,a'i opening is % os
negotiations 90 this END ~ OUT govern
mont prevented thc seizure ~ territory
s1,,to bsm'rsgo hy 4 Earopean power.
while some wera not % character
shieh ftAliy fcndcrs q obligatory uus ur
proper tor rsnto bominRo ~ pay them
~ full but she could not pay any OF
them unless some stability was assured
her government and people
Accordinely tho executive crsssmvnt
under which We are 20 80 % hrip tn.
Dominican people 20 efraighten cut their
unAneca, This treaty n pending before
the senate. "a the meaatline tempo
nary arrangement has booii made which
VIII last until the senate has had time
~ take action upon the treaty. Under
this Arrangement thn dominican Severn
ment has Appointed Americans to an the
important Positions ln the customs SER
Woe. and they are seeing 10 tbs honest
collection Of the revenues turnins over
A. per cent tu thc government for run
ming eApeanea and putting thg other y,
per cont into a nafc depoaitnfy for cuult
able division n vase INC treaty shali bo
whether European og American.
course Already Helpful.
The custom houses onar wen nigh ths
unii sources Qf revenue in hauto Numiu-
80 ana AHN different revolutions usually
nave az their real aim thc uutianlns pos.
SESSION ~ those custom houses The
mere fact that the Cullftfufa % customs
I aru Americans, that they are perfofm3na
thsir duties with efficiency eHd hon SO
sen4to gives u certain moral power /,
/ the government ~ aAHto Domingo which
u has not had before. This has com.
I movesncnfs n riie ID hss ,irSadp ~,
I duCcd such an increase IN thf revenues
I that the gcNernmont ~ actually Stttlna
American collectors turn over 10 Il than
b got formerly when " took tbs entire
l revenue. AZ u Cnabling the poor harasa-
ga people os haato bom,inss enes NOR p,
10 be free from tho curse % intcrmina.
bic revolutionary disturbance. a oltCrl
% al bona iide creditors, American ane
I ohtaln that 20 which they are Justly en-
] uileu while n N return gives 20 tnnts
Domingo lhc only opportunity of dftens,
pay. Tor now " Il meets the yieNa 81
the senate We shall ourselves thoroughly
examine ~ these claims. whether Amer
! lcnn Of foreign, and sfu that unne thul
arc improper are pa.d There h. ul
/ rourfr. opposition 20 tho treaty frou
dishonest creditors. foreign and Ameri
tionints of the island Itself We have Al
ready reasen 90 believe that some of tn'
creditors Who do not dare expose thci
sne ta sslf M eedliion M the islend rs,
/ upQ-rsiiiuu lo thc treaty. fu int mean
tins J have exercised the authority vest
% =. m', ~ ,ns ieet tesosa,'S,, gt W.
nrma into the Island Tor rgvoiutionati
Ind.r DO cnefrs taken. stability aui
"a lnnt cufninR 90 d1ntp Domingo dltH
ser ~ forr.en Intervention ms been SUE
pendcd and there IL a last q prospee
more and 80 iesa, NJ the afranacmHn
Ia terminated ~ the failure ~ the trent.
chaos viii folipus and n chaos follow
Involved III serious aifslcuitita with for
oign governments over the island OF els
may hr forced ituelf 20 intcrNrne ~ an
der ti,a proposed treaty tho indopendenc
~ tho ISLAND Va scruu,iiousiy respected
The dHuRor ~ violation % the Muuro'
se,sere y.a,.h.e ana ~ inierfise,,e., Z,
our government A. iniuimixtd, ~ TINT "
shall only act 80 conjunction with ~
and thert fore 10 secure tbs payment q
iust debts and 90 secure the bomiricnl
government aGn.nei demands for unlps
The people Of Hanto Domingo TIE sam
chance 40 move onward sud upWhr
which We have already given the peopi
% credit "a nation Il We as 20 tilfe AZ
/ vantage nf this chHnrr. fnf n Will ~ a.
damage % ourselves, and 4 VIII De q
esss'. seasid a ~ wias policy an
I above as every consideration or iltfA
ernesoslis. bids ~ uieft thu request -
ffria Domingo 80 W. So no" 'ff'ns
The Army end Navy.
We 1anaot conaidCF "a. ,s.ien ~ on
foreign policy without at she anime uu
trrstlgR ~ che army aud the hAf ~
one well nirh lnnnAssimal whon c0mpni
~ with the army ~ avg ether iarH
natisn az caneaf The army w DO has
and Tor lia size aH D. possible. 80 ue
believe that any army 300 tho world na
"a better uVUrsne 81 enlisted man ut
better type pf iuni9g nfiireri but tn
army should hr trained tn uot rnrNtisti
na q mnFs. Provision should ue maai
fF Huiurirui appropriations Tor W'ti. n
ycrH 90 practical hind ny that th
troops may learn how 90 take caro- z
themselves under actuai service cund
! fiauH, every march, for instance. nsiu
made wiih thA allditI loaded exactly 4
hc would De- in uu active campaign. 80
. Rtuefaig and ceiuucls would therahf haf
uuuuruuiUN ut handling fetimputs, nf
! FHdHa nad divisions. AMI iho cpmmiasaf
aud mcfllCN departments would ut tc4'
, "a in she uNlI. Provision snuuih nf NniN
/. for thr exercise ni lcnNi ~ IA brigade lii
+ uY preference 81 q division ln lnaruuin
! ana cmhgrhins % hme point oh ~
e0tat and HlNUmharkuH nt numr uthf
! point aud continuing Hs muHh. I'D
a uuWhff ui uNHiN iu which the army
NFnt in time uf peace should lie mattel
laiiy diminiHhed and the ruats tr-.t ~
. loft mnur currcfpundinHlt iurFrr n
! local Interests should hH allowed 90 stan
/ ga she way OF IkaomhiluH thr create
= part ~ ihe troops which would az nee
4 form our field armies M Htntinnr ~ sue
size uH viii permit HE best ffriuluH /
Dc given 90 the personnel OF Ali ll4dg|
4 / Including The high uilirnfH amt stan on
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