Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-09

1eSSikt, 49,
Isft said:
tbe senate and the House OF Rep
4 p.entaslves.
- relations of the United States
m al foreign governments have con-
,,as5 upon the normal basis OF anity
a GOOD understanding andsare very
.Denlly satisfactory.
Europe.
me American rights lin the fisheries
,be north Atlantic coastl under the
.,s,les article Of the treaty OF 1918
49, heep cause Of difference be-
s,,p the United States aud Great
p.p.,lu for nearly seventy years, The
.,ssts involved are Of great lmpor-
,.-p 70 The American fishing Industry,
"A me final settlement Of the contro-
sry Iby the permanent court Of ar
ptlon at The Haguel VIII remove
source Of constant irritation and com.
snt This is the FIRST case involving
srh great International questions
utleh has been submitted 20 the per-
lament court OF arbitration at The
Bisue
Negotiations for an international
difference to consider and reach an
Management providing for the preser-
n,on and protection Of the fur seals
The north Pacific are ia progress
rth the governments OF Great Britain,
snn and Russia. The attitude of
n governments interested leads me
hope for a satisfactory settlement Of
his question as the ultimate outcome
4 the negotiations.
The Near East.
Ihe quick transition OF the govern
nput Of the Ottoman empire from one
4 rplrograde tendencies 10 a consti-
uiioBal government with q parlia-
ri aud With progressive modern
oleies Of reform aud public Improve
neni Is one Of the important phenome-
y q our times. Constitutional gov
gnment seems also to have made
tTther advance IN Persia, These
vents have turned the eyes Of the
rW1 upon the near east. In that
lirter the prestige Of the United
aies has spread widely through the
acefal influence OF American schools.
alrerslties aud missionaries. There
every reason why we should obtain
Ffsater share OF the commerce OF the
iir east since the conditions are
''e favorable now than ever before
Latin America.
Vae OF the happlcst events I'm recent
hAmericau diplomacy was the pa
Independent settlement By the
'eume0ts Of Bolivia and Peru Of a
.haafy difference between them.
M Tor some weeks threatened TO
- war aud even to entrain I'm
.lsi0ehts affecting ether republics
directly concerned.
Our Citizens Abroad.
- administration, through the de-
''aeat Of state and the foreign sorv-
: ending ell proper support 10
--l--te and beneficial American en-
s''s' 10 foreign countries, the de-
% such support being measured
~ rational advantages 20 be eE.
\ citizen himself cannot By
a. % otherwise divest himself
nslL nor can this government
'le obligation. o. his protec-
his personal and property
-, saeh these are unjustiy IN
- % foreign country. To avoid
-, 'eKations Il h proper that IN
~s whether American enter
.'''ia De encouraged or support
PARTICULAR country the govern
=. 10 give fun weight not only
-, .l'l'ual a. opposed TO she Indl-
''neats 10 accrue. but also 20
- ], snether o. not the govern
y $50. ~ ,l7 oouairy IN question s. IN
-. l''faiion end IN iis diplomacy
= 'ae principles Of modera.
,--y and justice upon which
prads laiernatlonai credit IN
a. Vsii a. b anahce.
1s' N'.ros Dossrins
49, - Auerieau policy 81 this
- las lonr been ana ID ~
80. 'na rsmslas unehanred.
- - saiassd circumslsnses n TIE
- sa,.a aud % ne repub,ies 10
- q - nost - rhIes hnVs
- - p n-aoufceu. stable roreru-
i'oEfsnrivs i8aaia ths az
w. sh.rh gave rias g. t6s
- - uay b. naA e have
isared snd aelihrr ths
= sEis'I 90 any oshsr &c.
fiess peiiey shaia -
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