The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-06

The nrrl- OF iia"'n are l''''i.''.
Ever. 1903 ~''li .' .'" l.r i~'""i'
"Il "ur efforts should 0' Nii''''iiS u.
develop iA'n 1l'a- ihr i.Ar~ oi q com
mGuiy col ailHl i''-ho'drI~ NOT OF
great planters N'iA cody tilcd cS
fIIr-.
Alaska.
An~Aa'~ urr~ w.r been partially
urt lr' th"r' mH-. Nr complete re
organization ot thr governmental ~ls
CO.., u.s. h.tc before Indicated to You
l-h your r~...IHi attention 90 thi~.
Our fellow citizens who dwell on Tie
shores of Puget sound with character
'j.. carr-y arc arranging 90 bold in
Seattle tir ~.a.Yuhon-Iacihc eN
position This exposition h us lnr
poses md SCOPE should appeal not ONLY
to th" pcopi' 90 ihr i"ciAr >loyc. 'ui
10 I'll" people oi tir uird STATES 81
hr-c
Rights Of Aliens.
N'' "''i> ''">' We l'''l al NATIONS
l'I'it "d' We must II''' WIN JuN'i'e
ai'd -''I VIII 'I Immigrants VII" COME
hrr' under iN' I'". w n"'h'r 'ne! are
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come here li"luliy ami WHO j. con
dli'inS himself property. 10 rrinen
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country. ms h'>'iiIl! j. Spor'ul' anu
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mans OF I.ns.'Nl''''h' + Ie'''Hi'l'h. huS
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humanity "''' CIV 'l'H'''oh' 'N" 1t H.
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our lii'rli''loliaI "oilG'u"hS j. lllt
lact mat Inc statutes OF lle hi''u
N'ar'S are enllf'iE il'drPua'e lhel
IAN 10 give I" the haiiohal government
Suih'iei''IE ample power. ,lrouGh l MI
'l ''"'e9 'o'''S anu ny 'i'' uH' VI ''i'
army ana navy 10 lro'''' aIiehS III TIE
ri-lltS secured I" uleih uhder So'ehiu
treaties which are ihe law OF the lahd
! therefore earnestly recommend that
the criminal ana civil statutes OF the
United States be 50 amended and add
ed to as TO enable the president, acting
for the United States government
which Is responsible In our interna
tlonal relations. TO enforce the rights
Of aliens under treaties.
The Cuban Matter.
Last August an insurrectiOn broke
out in Cuba which it speedily grew eyi
dent that the existing Cuban govern
ment was powerless to quell. Thanks
to the preparedness Of our navy. |
was able Immediately to send enough
ships to Cuba to prevent the situation
from becoming hopeless. and | FUR
thermore dispatched to Cuba the see
retdry Of war and the assistant secre-
tary Of state In order that they might
grapple with the situation on the
ground.
In accordance with the so called