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

should - pfottctNd az Noo 90 tntf ere
international agreement ~ ihls purpoae
asa q .almiinf aErtcmert dtiininH CON
''''' Sr n. ~ st century ih,re has boon
distinct diminution in ne number u
q ~. uuHt cithllru nntiuuf
International relatlons have eeceme
Of ,hia growins cioseness 81 relationship.
can be fur,hessd. orr ,'s AZ " should h. u
from tir' az time 30 take ffch steps ~
may nf uuaainlr toward crfnfiuH SOME
thing Ike an vrEanizaiipn ~ itr eiYii-
comes more highly ornanlsed the med
for navira and armies win dlnlnlah ~
= n"t r,,.Hiiin tn atniifn ANYTHING fhc
would first io hrrraeHft go settle Whist
ptorift ARR on he whole a menace 10 Tho
reNt - mankind. and ~ provide against
"a Into r. movement which would really
tnN i.f ihNffN these eDnnklnla peoples,
but u may hc possible o. exercise somo
check upon this tDndoEcf 60 swell in.
0rftulfe.i fhf h4'dffta fof military 81.
uondIiufn. on course such an cnort
could auccecd only IL d dd not attempt
taken in q snifit nf sanity ~ fnr 80
moved az u1aiihlr from n merely hyfier-
ical pseudo, philanthropy. lt b. w0rth
fsciion ln tha philippines this na..sn hrs
shown ~ practical faith - the policy
~ niHnfrnH mont ~ -rlucinN ~ iittls
peytr be- 81 nrie.o lmportnnce. there u
mufe need 90 81 ga 81 the causes 81
war than y fhe implements u war.
world wide Peace o. Justice.
have ~ clt much on the dangers %
~ ayeincd y stecfng clear of any mere
Tor peace IL % gui,..sAe and earnest, bes
cause have real 49, great desire
That ~, SECOND hlEus cQnlcrencc may
ton ~ securing the peace Of ,Uaticc
Throughout the world No object IA btt-
ter worthy The attention or onliHhte,,ed
ainttamanshlp than the establishment OF
uurcr method than now exists % H..
curing Justice ~ between nations. b Hh
for the protection "a the. little nations
the hig nations. 10 thla aim We should
but, above all. effectigely 70 girensthen
Hhonid b. aud ~ the world grows IN
morality "a win be the guiding rule of
conduct among nations ~ nmonH lndl.
not ho construed ia Fantastic manner
a. fpruiddinG she cserciae ~ the police
power. This mighty and FREQ republic
sfcat or ANAL. on d basiB of high honor.
/ rcangrtiug their rights 90 lculnusiy Nv II
aafeEuarda lis own.
monroe Doctrine Cor Peace.
| one % thc most effective Instruments
/ for peace b. the MONROE Doctrine ~ "a
"a by this nation ana accepted ~ other
nationa DO other policy cluid have
been az efficient ln promoting peace in
/ each nation thereon the chance 20 de-
! yeiup along ~ own linUa. az w. had re-
I fused e. apply the anctfiue 20 CHANGING
outwofn. would not meet any 81 the
needle % the present dny and indeed
would probably ~ this time have SUNK
homo ana u meeting with recognition
! abrUHd because We have adapted our
application % Il O. meet tn Erowiug
When Ne snnounee u Solicg. such as
| the Monroe Doctrine. We thurnhy com.
mu oureclveu 90 the consequences d the
sms si 70 si%e sitsr ph = es q tho aues
I ton 10 claim right and yet ehirk the
raaponaibility Tor 81 esFroiss Not only
bencntsd 6y fho eSialence o. ths Doe.
trinc. must recognize she obligations
each nniion ~ undet rs rrrtfua foreign
tcopics no less thar ~ duty 90 insist
That our Fights and interests are deep
~ conCerrcd In thc maintenance ~ the
sss,,,ns ae els.r pc 9sfa ,s 70 9 ase
VI The construction 80 the flnnma Cannt.
A. mere matter ~ Nrlf-dffcnAc Mc
must exereisc close watch oysr she np-
that we must b. Thoroughly alive 90 Our
interests IN the Caribbean pea.
s se,se ere esr,a'n ,ssassi points rs
CARDS tho Monroe poctrinr IA the mrs,
place ~ must - nating niaee y ,eyi.
dent that We 90 not intend ~ irees. y p
any shape % way ~ ~ exense for ~.
grandlzofuent on our part va tbs expens,
of the republics 90 the south We mnsi
ssss a, sss ias, ns M hseo much
suspicion iept We should Interpret tht
Monroe Doctrine ~ ia some way mint
ca' 20 their inierc"ie, ana We must tt,
"a convince an The othst nnuous of ihl.
continent ancc and for ai tbat np ilsal
and orderly guvrrnmrnt hn7 ant thinf
70 fear from ~ ihets nir e.t,s'' p.
already reached such pniut ~ stability
order and prosperity that they them
selves though Ne 500 A1rhif cos. c,'.,,.
~. are amgiie ihc guartntnfr ~ thl.
Doctrine fEtne republics We now Iucc'
not only on n hahiH ~ entire cGnnlltN
by ln Hpifit ot tftna ana f.,p.' ~ 4,
Az % the rcuubilci 40 tnr south ~ ~
will only grow az thuaN % witch ! 49,
lude have already FreWn, ~ u1cd fnr 70
trine viii disappear. fof mo- stable md
growing American republic wishes 90 scs
some great nom Amfricau military powell
An thai thls country desires d that ~
Other republics un this continrut sinai
vs. happy and l'rpspefeus. aud .hes CIV
rnatntnl.. order withln their houndnrirl
ara behaNo with h inst rsaard Tor thcl'
obligations toward Quiaidefa u must p
( viii tha United states USE the Monrr'
fnrfrine aa BE- cloak Tor torHtorin hG
. FFtaHl1n We desire peace with nii ~
ether urnni,.s III ~ American continent
.rhere are Of course limits 20 the ArunF'
which ans self respecting nAiien can en
dure u y Away. rnsainls that Mfa,'
citixtnH % this nation % aosnn state IN
able 10 Keen order among iiH own pfoplc
unable 90 SEIZURE Justice from nutsiutte
and unwiliine So ID iuntire 90 those oet
. aldera Who treat Il Wcil. may result y
our haVlnN 10 take Nciiun 60 protect ON
Hfhta. but Hnch action VIII not Ne takei
with p view ta tgyritnrlai Assig saloii, an.
X Will 81 taken IA nl only With crtrcmi
rflurtnnra mud when 4 hnH hrtnm" ehl
dent that every other frHonrce ms hee'
exhausted,
dust Not b Abused.
Moreover wo muss make q oylgea
/ that W. DO NOT iutrnd % permit thg Mnn
| zoe uualfi1e SEQ 81 used hy any nation ui
: this continent ~ shield o. protect :
ffnm thr ttHfflufnrfs ~ ia own mi-
public % 49, south of uH COMMITS 3 Tor
hgaiuHi g Foreign nation, seer ~ hu .Nt
raec uHsluef rltitrn % thNt nttion
I thrn iht Monroe pnctfine dues not iQrc
ua 90 lntcritrr 90 prevent inN punish
, mrag ef thf tort sHfr tn see ilint iW
1 punishment uuea uoi assume tilt Torn
I, ID tpfutaftl gceultt'nn in hhf .htp'
! Tho ease p mofe difficult WHEN Y rfiri
7 10 cont moium obligation our Owl
rutfrnmfns uas nlWAka rNlnhNA % 90
. iorco fsrh enntractnal obligations on 1r
4 N II much 10 6s Wished i26t an forrig
: governments would take the same view
liui thps ip nni anil 80 crureqns nee I"
I to face with dlsasfrrAulf alternatives
r Dn the one haud THE country would Ger
tnintit otclint % 50 " war ~ trDi