Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

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thu. With al the natiDns ~ The Wr-f
: armed and prepared fur var, Un must
! ~. ourselves In n si,n!.ar condition In
i rrGnr ~ rreYent other nations from
/ taking adfautage ns ~ and II our In
{ ability ~ defend our lnte-esta and as
snrt our rlyhfa With q strong hand
/ In The International cpntroreralea that
arr. likely ~ arise In the orient, grow
/ Ing ont ~ the question d! the
! opnn IoDr and other issues, the
| rnltrd states ran maintain her inter
/ r4ta intact and ran secure respect for
/ her lust demands She viii not be
! able ~ IN ~, hpWever II Il IL under
j stood that aht never Intends ~ back
! NJ her assertiDn II right and her de
/ fcnse ~ her interest by anything bV:
! mere verbal protest and diplomatic
! note. Far these rnasOus the expenses
I IT the army and navy ana Of crast de-
! frngr4 should Il Ways be considered a.
something whlch the government must
| pay PR. ana they should not b: cut off
/ through mere confederation ~ ecnn-
/ 0rny. our p0pcrnmtnt Is able 10 af-
/ ford suitable army and suitable
navy. H. may mnIntain thcm without
/ The slightest danger ~ the republic or
I the cause " free Institutions, and fear
VI nLditlruaI taxation ought not 10
change q proper policy In this regard
Probation For Our Citizens Abroad.
The poliry Of the United States in
the Spanish war and since has given
it. n position OF influence among the
! nations that II never had before and
| should be constantly cXertcd 10 sccur
ing 10 ita bona fde citizens, whether
native or naturallzcd, respect for them
| IA such in foreign countries. We
should make every effort 10 prevent
humillating and degrading prohibition
against any Of our citizens wishing
temporarily 10 BnJourt In foreign coun
tries because Of race or religion
Tho Japanese Question.
The admission Of Agiatic Immigrants
who cannot be Hmnlga maicd with our
population has been made the subject
either VI prohibltory clauses In Our
treaties and statutes or Of strict adj
minlHtrative regulation secured by dip.
lomatlc negotiations. / sincerely hope
TINT we may continue 10 minimize the
evils likely to arisc from such imml.
graf ton without unnecessary friction
and by mutual concessions bet ween
self respecting governments Mean
time We must take every prccautiOn 10
prevent or, falling that. to punish out
| burpta OF rucc feeling among our moo