Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-20
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to acrept p acefully the judkmentl
Of the majority and leadsnthe entire
community. however. deep may be thei
feelings. to bow with respect to the
judicial Judgment. The same spirit |
reinforced BY sentiment for humanity
ana the desire to promote progress
peace and justice throughout the
world. may exert powerful infiuenc
not only upon our own AFFAIRS with
other Saations, bit Upon the internat-I
ional intercourse Of mankind. Media
ton = and arbitration are useful
methods OF solving International con-
troversies without recourse to war
but the true preventive of war 10
the willingness Of the people Of the
world to be just to one another;
the strong desire of the people of tle]
| earth to be kind toward one another.
the application OF the same rules by
all men to their treatment Of other
| nations which good. citizens apply to-
their individual treatment OF each
other. The true and fnai antidote
for war Is the love Of Justice and peace
among the people who make war or
preserve peace"
| Minister Calderon said In part:
BOLIVIA has the friendliest feelings
toward the United States. In prac-
teal proof OF this we have. commenced
/ through the RAILWAYS that We are
building. We are building about
1000 miles Of railway. It viii COM
meet Peru, Bolivia and the Argentine
republic. 20 that It will be possible
| to go from the Pacific to the Atlantic
| by train. Mr.. Root. not only ON ac-
| count Of his worthy position ana ~
personal attachments, but BY his re-
cent journey to South America. dis
PEELED any misunderstanding that
might have been brought about BY
| wrong reports Of the newspapers. His
! visit to South America has been tiae
discovery Of South America f6r ~
/ United states"
1llniste< Cores, address.
i Minister Cortes said In part: .tEvo-
lutino In this country has been
marked by two currents, both 'of
which have contributed enormously III
Its present stage OF prosperity ana
Ia wer. The Arst current, whose gan
US may be placed IN the -characteris-
tics Of the pilgrim fathers II ono ~
spirituality. the appreciation Of the
sublime. the establishment OF self
4 government. the educational mOve-
lment. the campaign against corrupr
ton In al its forms and the great
movement for the emancipation 81
1.-THE slaves The rival current has
moved n the lines Of production aud
In the cultivation OF wealth and ~
material; property The success N
thia direction has been such that ]
believe you have reac1aed The suzp-
'Emitx One 0f the treat bfQhl eins tlat
row occupies the minds Of the bssk
i people % the land u how 70 avoid
thesSa Ande1pite accumplat ipp *
Iwea3th. III fact syOu have & ~ {ched
sbes point - TO whether an; tnde6nit4
ss,nount " wealth Ii not considered
|er evil that must be. checked Id aorue
Ivay. 4 ny view and my hope a tint
lWealth WIN 10 vnnQulshed IN IL
lsfruggle asainst spfrituality ana that
this country. which HIS bean Rich IN
lsAFprises To tn world, VIII In the
future. at no distant fiine, assupS
ltbe unknown attitudA of 3 nation 30
looming the uphold2r OF the hixh
/ nsinciples OF mortality ana the vir-
ltue of Justice. sleye ana good VIII,
rot only In IN administrative way.
hut likewise IN it, international rela-
tn MS. ~ this position I believe Il
win attain p6int soS greatness en-
ltirelyy unknown In the history Of the
world and indeed 1t will carry the
lrrosp4rity Of the nation to point
unknown In the history Of. the great.
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