The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-12-07


ulH U. Porto Hu. together with those
of iHn Philippine lHwuI and uHr other
.Nsl'If prosecutions. should 900 ho direct.
preference tlD department uf State or the
department OF uHr
Naturalization Of Japs.
President Roosevelt scores Sam Fran.
g.a.I and 0th.r ruDIn. coast DIt'.a Tor
their treatment uf tHe japanese. amt
makes tHH following re.uurIruIHUons
as rr p'1s" on I ,b, Ghn mi ''s s jg,,
t1 play constantly growing part Iu
ih' great ocean ~ TIC orient We
wish as "" gnF1t io wish Tor % gregi
iuEs with Asia. and 10 Dr. out NJ tho
question That w" should permanently
nave .u.h ggN'lnuW'ni unless We free
lN and GLADLY extend to other nations
tnr same measure uf Justice md good
treatment which We expect Zoo receive
bog return ~ IH only very small body
] mo federal government hHH power It
VIII deal .uwmlrIly with amy such
Wherg t9c several states my, powor
viael, uHd promptly with such e1n-
Duct ur UIHr thIH small body uf wrong.
d"ora m'' nrur shame upon the Eroat
thinking fellows tHHt Is unou nur
nation Na whole Good w1nunfa
ln individual attribute uak nIr
. treatment fur thr Japanese Ha would
lHk tuf treatment fuf Germans ur
/ IurlIaHWUu lr"uuhwtu Nua.I4nH oI
] UuI civilization. nHk ~ Ha due 90
] ourselves because wr must HDt up.
] rIrhtlN toward 400 men.
"I recommend tu tIr congress that
/ Hu Hrf Nr ptaHHi specifically providing FOR
/ the naturalization uf Japanese who yuWs
] bore intending tu hc0umc Am'urnn rIt
. lftUri'ur tnU performance uf our Iu.
/ tUruutIuull obligations 4. Che fact that
/ oumput ore entirely Inadequate rhos
I nl FOO give f1 the national government
. sIn.l"ntN nWr.o power through United
lru, and navy. tn protect alous iu the
. rEntH secured Co them under solemn
treaties which ufo tho law vt the land
/ tho criminal mud clvi statutes ~ the
[ United states be- Hn amended and ndied
40 ng tn enable the president, acting for
I the United states government which IL
. responsible ln our International rrla.
I TONS tu enforce the rights NJ aliens un J.
der treaties Even aa the law now is
/ government toward this end aud IN the
matter now before me Affecting the Jap
aneae. everything that II u in my power
military aud civil. of tho United states
which ! may lawfully employ will be
ao employed There should however, be
mo- particle uf doubt uH 90 the power Of
the national government completely u
perform and enforce itH own ohllgai iont
to other nations The mob N a sinEls
] glty may NJ any time perform acts Of
lAWlesa violence against some class Of
foreigners which would plunge NO into
war The city by itself would be- power.
s G 10 pow %9Ni qua s', s..su nna " n3s
pendent NJ this government " would
never venture to perform ar permit ths
] performance ~ the acts complained o.
rhe entire power and tho whole duty "a
/ protect tho offending city or tho offend
lur community lies In tho hands " ths
| United States government u IL IN
thinknbic That We should continue a pol
Icy under which " given locality may h
allowed 90 commit crime against
government limited, not to preventing
the commission ~ the crime. but, IN IN
last resort g defending the people VII,
puoncca Of their own wtongdoing"
Cuban Intervention.
= The rebellion In cuba and the. Inc
\ dents leading up TO the entnhNHhmen(
2 the provisional government " revieAs
\ l ana the president says
q when tho election has been held ~
y the new government innuEurnted
]. peaceful and orderly fashion Of tho prov
\ aionni government viii como 10 an on
upon behalf Of the American pcopl
with all possible aolemnlty, our MOI
! earnest hope that the people OF cub
viii realize tho imperative need Of pre-
] serving Justice and keeping order In N
/ Island The United States wishes moth
ms u cuba except that Il shall proape
morally aud materially and wishes moth
| inE Of the CubanH save that they ahal
/ bee able o. preserve order among them
selves and therefore 90 preserve thsi
farce and ~ the infurrcctionary hahi
becomes confirmed in tho island. u 10 alb
. Holutely uut Of the question that IN
Island should continue independent, anl
the United SthtoH. which hnn nHsumei
tho sponsorship before tho civilized Worli
Tor CubH'H career aH nation, woul'
NaH 80 NfUNH la Ia
/ the government was managed In Hucl
/ orderly fashion uH 90 secure tie Hnfct'
NJ ne and property, The path 20 b.
| u0ddon by those who exercise sclf-goy
/ eminent Dr. always hard anu We SHOULD
. ] have every charity aud patience with th
| gubaus an they tread THIS dlmcult patth
Z have tho utmost sympathy with nni
, ] regard Tor. them. but I most earnestly
| allure them r1lfmnly 10 wclEa their re-
sponslhiltiea and 20 sec mat when thei
, / smoothly aud with freedom from nn
grant denial ~ night ON the ono hand
and from inaurrocuonafy DISTURBANCES Of
Considerable space Is devoted 10 IN
/ international conference Of American r.
, / puhlich ana the visit OF secretary Zoo
10 South America. ana points 60 the FAC
that our efforts ln behalf NJ the nation
, " that country are appreciated by then
on the subject Of the Panama canal d
promises q special message ln the nea
. future
nc NlNlI anu NaHl
i The message closes with q plea 10
, ] the maintenance OF the navy go ltH pres
\ ont standard, 10 do which be- Says Wnul
4 mean the building Of one bHttlrHhIp taC
/ | year or the present efficiency 0f th
. / army ana navy hr says.
1.-THE readiness and efficiency of both N
army and navy lu dealing with the ~
cent sudden UrluH lu cuba illustrate
Z readiness hud efficiency would have bee
very much less had % not been Tor IN
existence OF the general stan in tho arm
I and the general board Zoo the navy bot
! are essential CO. the proper development
and uHp of our military forces Hfoat an
ashore. Tho troops that were sent {
. cuba were handled nlwlcHall 10 wa
y the Hwlftrst mobilization ana dispatch d
. troops over HgH ever accomplished D
I our government The expedition lnndT
p completely equipped ana ready Tor I'm
mediate HrrNIre. several NJ ltH urgauias
& tons hardly remaining lu Havana owe
: night before splitting up into drtact
? mrutH and going iu their several posi-
and efficiency ut the general stan SIN
Z Marty ID WIS owing boz large part 20 ~
3 general board that tho navy was adj
FOB az the outset 90 meet the Cuban rriHl
- with such instant efficiency, ship att
b shin appearing on tho shortest notice d
! any threatened point while the marin
7 CORDS loo particular performed Iudlhpeui
Z able service The army and navy wa
d colleges urr of lncalCulablo value 10 "a
p two services, and they cooperate VII
. constantly Increasing 'moifuDN ana ln
7 ] poriuuCe.
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