Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-23
commercial Congress Votes
nown Two offered by William
]. Bryan Last Night.
APPROVES MONROE DOCTRINE
As enunciated by Monroe, Relter-
ated by Cleveland and Elk.
pounded by Root.
r,,o,s Merchant Marine-Approvcs
s,o.ooO,OOo Appropriation for
Harbor improvement,


vansas city, Nov. 2S,-The Trans'
rIs.ls.ippi commercial congress voted
- hold It's next gathering, IN 1907 at
u,skogee l. r. Denver, one OF the
,nadlnp contestants. moved to make
me vote for Muskogee unanimous and
this was done.
John P. Irish. Is presenting the claims
~ San Francisco for the honor OF en-
tertalning next years congress, denied
with yigor the truth Of the appellation
recently applied TO San Francisco, that
Of "city Of graft
Never one mill of the thousands Of
dollars contributed for the relief OF
sufferers Of our recent disaster" de-
clered he was diverted. / deny with
ali the ardor OF which | am capable
The truth Of the stories printed in east
ern papers regarding alleged graft in
San Francisco in this fund. Such stor-
les are SANDERS upon the fair name OF
san Francisco"
Transmisslssippi commercial congress,
in session this morning, voted down the
Two resolutions submitted TO the con-
gtss last night By William J, Bryan.
The first OF these resolutions favored
the endorsement by the congress OF the
resolution adopted by the lnter-parlia-
mentary union at the London session IN
favor Of settling Of international ques-
tons impartially by a court of COM
mission of investigation before declara-
ton Of war or the opening of hostilities
by any country
The second resolution sought to place
The congress on record as being opposed
y private monopolies and, believing
them "indefensibe and intolerable."
fA'Ors the enforcement OF existing laws
ard the enactment Of such new laws as
may ne necessary 10 protect indus
Wy from the menace offered by the
trusts
meleport OF the resolutions, as sub
mltdto the congress al the afternoon
session. Is as follows:
RELATIONS WITH SOUTH AMrpI-
CA.
Our trade relations with sonth
America and the cultivation OF better
UNDERSTANDING and acquaintance with
ne Pople OF our sister republics have
lus'y GAINED the attention of this con-
sNs 10 the secretary OF state Of our
su wuntry, and to the representa-
l,s VI lne other nations who honored
tneir presence, we extend assur-
auees OF our profound respect and earn
nope mat their words OF wisdom
s'g counsel may bring about closer re-
peVWeen az of the countries Of
w. WESTERN hemisphere, and that the
, p.i regard and confidence now ox-
h"'s may Increase as the years pass
we realize the value OF orr frlend,v
Intercourse. The Transmississipnl re-,
s,oh especially Interested In encopr.
sms al Efforts To bring about tho
~ aee OF commercial transactinns 90
~ safest and best way of establIshjny
.ho,is nuuiale friendly rotations thar
MY u eAlst between us. To promote
gens ie'atons, we endorse the pronosi-
to S.s submitted by Secy, Root for on
scraag our merchant marine and for
lnas,hs our intercourse with Soutb
''s ny adequate mail facilities.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
Al ~ renew ass and emphasize our approv-
,.s and devotion TO the Monron AZ,
LT. as enunciated bv its author
N ~ monroe, IN 1928 when prcsidenf
nv ". United States, and as reite,S,te,
4 o'ef Cleveland I'm his yenezuo,a,,
tbis sse OF 1895 and as again stated ~
sons, session Of the Transuississinni
r,,n ny Elihu Roof, secretary ~
Kan , Slter MS tour of the South Amor
&~. Interpretation OF The Monroe
p,rciaIo oy The TransmissIsslppi onm-
IA, ~. ovhgfess Is that tho people of
hal nv, , states are unalterabIv on
wjr,rs anE European government ac.
jun.S,' any ADDITIONAL territory or
III 'he western hemisphere.
The MERCHANT MARINE
,, ~S re,alirm our previous action %
nsfcbsn, uppuilding OF an American
he nooa no. u'drlhe especially IN view OF
and ln,oss OF fostering commercJ
ana s"n . communication With Central
he to- ul America. We advise that
| The ern,. parlles in Congress consider
hartns a,.on OF an American merchant
az hon-partisan issue.
CONSULAR SERVICE
,hore0ssag again earnestly urge s,cb =
system organization OF our consular
servIcs ~ 10 secure the most efficient
We beljsv, our business interests. ana
plshed ~. mat THIS can be best accom-
upon oyns, having appointments based
nnblasa1S 'iuienee, ability and Character.
ton, Thus ~ any political consldera- |
Is onlv as, lilsuring the efficiency which
Quest tba CsIled oy experience. We re-
to enan, ,ous,ess OF the United States
W THIS subject, ~ eNpu'''e order
NJ. VoNriNENTAL RAILROAD.
t.r.con,inUarr,the construction OF an in |
United gta,n railroad between the |
CIV, 'eS and South America.
as RIVERS AND HARBoRs. |
the earnepam,aIlcally approve and endorse
obtain neesss mort now being made to
NE natIonsI aid and support from
various branch government for the |
holds IN stora OF this project which
snn,se 70 the whole Tran., a'u. anu
ne M We commend 10 onn
tlonai s,ement represented ~, t'ioers
ADOPT sefs and harbors eonsros o Ia
appronrts ours Its slogan~an an anu
m erpendeS OF at least $50 900 600 10
This hshiu.ea In the rurthtrnnc' ~
here may a,y important work W. -,
Mcendanco pc large and represents,ive
slonx on :. W our members an M az
Wsshinptona congress TO be held q,
We hesr,iii,. y. q, Dec. 9 ana 7 ioos
tsoomnoIuly endorse The lsvo:
" the Mlss,aeohs unanlmously adontad
,sulf deem sS'sslppi Valley Lake-topthu"u
" 81. LON" wafer way conyentlon ha,a
sser the Inns Nov. is, 1905. We siso "s s
y the prinr,grs,ment and DEVELOPMENT