The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-08

not - The leash Danger tina, s.
vsesen Would result In any relassfSS4
isW ABOUT laoorefs. These viii
cSnu,,'ons. % Kept out absolu:cls
ana courtesy are shown. as 49,
be shown. TO other Chinese. n ,xke.S4u@
treaty 10 Trained M above s,,ys4
amlnntions should be compl.,eS - ~
OF departure from China. For ~ sueepI4
there should be provided a moss
consular service In China ttsn
nave. The appropriations. bolh ~
1m.ecss OF we consuls and for ths ~
.s.e." Tue eohsuia,es. should = ~
lnsular Possession.
lions In the Philippines ana aoIeoe4
that the coastwise laws on ,hs 49,
states ms applied to the archlneiasouaN -
pended unul July !, 1900 he -t,eow~
the Immediate fertilization a. ts..s
order TO conserve tho Interests ofis~.nA
try 10 the Pacific. lie also adyass,cs..s
adoption OF legislation that viii ,ss,.,.S
confer American citizenship on th..ssuuy
Of Porto Rico. n on tho general ,vs,,pee
Of insular aralrs says s'SN
wish also 10 call tie nt,.,,,o. -
congress 10 one question which ag,su
insular Possessions Eenerall, r,ms,, ~
need OF an increased iibcrallty In N. 49,
ment OF the whole franchise ou,.,,sssc
these stands In the proper 1.slrs 49,
vent the Islands being exploited nv "pne
tors and to have them devotion In NJ No.
est OF their " peopl. an error IA. -
made In refusing TO grant sum lentl, m
etal terms TO Induce III. ln,satmttt y
American capital IN the phIirnin,, .,xS
Porto Rico. Elsewhere In MI n..s.a
have spoken s%trcnri, against ne jsalssss
OF mere wealth. and especially Of 49,
poraie wealth as such. hut It " particulss
~ rerrettable TO allow any such iealo.s-
to be developed when We are d-aiins ,,,s..
with our insuiar or with foreign an.,,s
The big corporation has achieved lis rs.s
snt position In tho business vorli ms,
because II 10 the most effective frttur.s
IN business competition. In fCfs.gn araIn
We cannot anord to put our t.op al a Az
advantage with their comptitofs b, n ~,
way discriminating against the effe,.ses
OF our business organikatlora 90 ana
way ne cannot nfforl to allow our i,,aI.s
poss,ssions to las behind IN To- ustfal n.
yeiopment from any TWISTED i-ciousy =
business success. II IL. Of cruffe. n usrs
,rulsm TO say that the busirsss iHtefupS
the Islands will only b. dew arslfn~
come the financial Interest ~ omrbcd, Il
N'N'ANI h'hH v ANAN aNfNNNN| nv 10 ora
OF the things most earnestly fH ts vlskeS
for IN thu interest " the is,arfs ssi,,s
We have been paying MI r0tsih hss.s
the political q education. lftstauk
the is.ants, but, important iLolgt % ssso -
jccts are. II In not less IN pHff4ft ifat -
should favor their Industrial dove prttL
The government can In certain Wayshss
this directly. as by buisint saoi roaas;
bu; the fundamental and wa, hep nuss
- 49,. -. -
Industries Of the Islands ara a NOS; IN.
Glen, means to this md IL "a encourage W
American corporations 20 starr .fias;rss
In them ard this means 90 make % ai,an.
tageous for them To DO "a. To NIT IN
ownership Of minlng claims a. "a lea
done IN tho Philippines IL absurd
In treating Of Alaska b. ashs hat ,tst
territory he granted an elective 4s.egAsu
congress. and OF the tcffitafri u osls.
bona. indian territory. New Msaieo ars
Arisona hs says.
Admission 20 Statehood.
Z recommend that Indian t%ffiitary ,ss
Oklahoma be admitted AZ orc sia'e ana
that New Mexico and Arizona D., asnl,te1
as one state. There IL no OtHeaNgn spaa
Us to treat territorial subdisiHI.ta. vhNA
are matters OF convenience. 90 as ttft-
inH Us on the question OF admisri 1r 70 state
hood, Nothing has taken W mote nsla
the congress during the pass few ysap
than the question as to III siaisL0oi 70
10 granted to tho four territories above
mentioned. and after careful eorslfsraiisa
OF nil that has been dcV.iuIr' In he 10
eussIons Of the question ! feclmHehit thai
they be Immediately admitted a. I've
states, There Ia no iustincatHr Tor further
delay. and III. advlsabiliiy ~ matinf he
four territories into two Staf.s has besa
clearly established.
In som. Of u. tsrritorifs no i'slf'atlvs
assemblies issue licenses Or samtuns,
The congress should by law flfhii TIE
practice. the harmful results n Htlch are
obvious at q glance.
The Panama Canal.
lie refers 20 the Panama canal bat aisle
from asking for an immeiiat, spJfepfia'
ton does not rivs any recon m~rrGau2nsss
TO other legislation at this tiu'. ngt Prom
isea a later communication who. aiall COO.
tain the feport OF the board ~ ,f slteee
ard his own conclusions - % tie wee
canal On this subject be- say
The American people N p.,lgef % ne
specdlcst possihl. construction u a canal
adequate to meet the demands which ~
OF tho world Will make upon "
and ! appeal most earnestly Co ttr eohs
.rcss to aid IN the fulnllment lfthc pledse
Gratifying progress a been made dufiil
the past year n especially during me pAss
four months. The greater par ~ no rec
esaAry preliminary work has teen done.
Actual work OF excavation could be ttsuA
only on u limited seal. iil the canal Zone
was made a healthfu, pace 70 I've 10 ahs
TO work In The is,hmus had 60 be- sahitAt.
ed INST. This task has t.en ~ itofoufhv
accomplished that yellow fever has pses
virtually ~eStifpated from the hihinus ave
general health conditions vastly Improves
The same methods which converted ~
Island OF cuba from n pest roe, NhNs
menaced the health Of the wore, ines
healthfu! place Of abode. have been app.ss
on the is,hmus with satisfactory rtsl,.
There IA no reason TO doubt that wtentns
plans for water supply. payiug anl ses,r
age % Panama and Colon the arr.
labor camps have been fu,lJ 'iiflei ess
the is,kmus viii be, for the TROPICS nnus.
usually healthy place OF abode Iiewes
Ia no far advafeci now that The healh~a
all those employed IN canal work 70 as W..
guarded as II 10 on similar wefk ~ ~"
country and elsewhere,
In addition to s%aniiatiEg the nlhmu
satisfactory quarters are being proNs,yS
for employees and an adequate sis'sm
supplying them with Wholesome iooas
prices has been created Nv
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