The Ordway new era., 1909-12-10
az Reform, Waterways, Creation of Body
n Deal With Interstate Commerce
and Other Topics Handled.
vi Expenditures and Revenues Most Important Question
-p.Ldon. with Other Nations Nicaragua Excepted,
Are Declared To Be Generally Satisfactory.


s,s..p,ially as follows;
s.,,,e and House OF Repre-.
ksss:
-. of the United States with
!. ,o,,rnmcnis have continued
nal basis Of amity and good
'.sn.. and are very generally
Europe.
:, ia the provisions Of the gen
4, arbitration concluded be-
RATED States and Great Brt-
= 4 lss. special agreement
- INTO between the TWO coun-
i,,uafy q, lsJ. for the submls-
-..,ions relating to the fisher
xor,h Atlantl. coast to tribu-
I. ,c,m,I from members Of the
!, sour Of arbitration ut The
,abce with the provisions OF
ii agreement the printed case
r5,,tnmcHt WAS. on October
,-,t,J TO the other and to the
,sl4naI at Thc Hague. and the
-, of the United States Is now
Q, PREPARATION.
,-,rran rights under the fisher
|, of the Treaty Of lNls have been
q alarr,ucr between the United
~ Great Britain for nearly 20
Ths Interests involved are Of
rs5r;aace to the American fishing
arl the tiual settlement OF the
nv ALL remove a source OF con-
,-tl,lon and complaint. This Is
sasr Involving such great In
al questIons which has been sub
ihs permanent court OF arbitra-
n Hague
resident tells OF the sending
pnmissIOn to investigate the
Is Of the United States and It's
ID Liberia. the commissions
nox being under examination
apartment OF state.
i.O notes the invitation extend.
he Norwegian government to
tar 10 an International confer
,It year to devise means to
existing conditions In the
s'sen Islands. and of its accept.
.,ier certain reservations. Men.
made OF several international
Fs,oes. and then the president
that provision be made for
tan participation In the worlds
Brussels next year. The ques.
rising out Of the Belgian an.
% Of the Congo Free State, he
ne in a more hopeful stage.
Latin America.
Message speaks with enthusi-
a the settlement of the boun-
dispute between Bolivia and
md Of the fourth an-American
renee, TO be held in Buenos Aires
!aly. Mention is made OF the
iahe republics great information.
Felltural exhibition, which is to
May, 1910, and the president
mes:
more than ever before. Ameri-
a'i'al Is seeking Investment in for
'an'fes and American products are
va more generally seeking foreign
As consequence. in all coun-
nsfe are American citizens and
san interests to be protected, on
II, oy their government. These
,as @ OF men. OF capital and of
tues bring peoples and govern
aOser together and so form bonds
and mutual dependency, as they
naturally sometimes make
POINTS OF friction. The resultant
~ inevitably imposes upon this
.,Fh' vastly increased responsibili-
.Is administration. through the
laeht OF state and the foreign SER
enIing all proper support to le-
ana beneficial American enter
io'elgn countries, the degree of
polt being measured by the ma
rn,an'aSes VA to be expected. A citi-
|ei Aa' cannot by contract or other
ss' himself of the right, nor can
|,r,s',nt |unent escape the obligation OF
rSssuoh In his personal and prop
sns when these are unjustly in
foreign country. To avoid
'eSatons 1t is proper that in
r"s whether American enterprise
sn,Oe encouraged or supported in a
s,n. country, the government
NJ, s"e iull weight not only to the
n, M :. as opposed to the Individual
u. accrue, but also to the fact
~ VI not the government of the
!, "a !" question is in its adminis,ra-
rina,. IN It's diplomacy faithful to
!. pies na OF moderation, equity and
,,p svn which alone depend interna-
!, s IN diplomacy as well as In
hss hsihnerican policy of this govern
,sun,g ,vng been fixed in It's principles
N a,ns an, unchanged. with the
u s,s circumstances of the United
m"., . VI The republics to the south
NJ, '' oi which have great natural
y ,s stable government and pro-
ri,e s' ,e the apprehension which
d h,u he Monroe doctrine may be
h ase %as, nearly disappeared and nei-
t,no erihe as 1t exists nor any 9TH
ted AZ ~ vi American policy should be
.snon.,.p operate for the perpetuation
lhsloie oh,,.ie government, the escape
ds'al'ons don' or the insidious allega-
liu,,,lhating ambitions on the part
United States.
~ th,
fundamental doctrines OF our
r.a,i.a.n policy there have grown
,nl,v ,ion a OF political interests,
t,h,no Vi institutions and ideals and
Rreo,,'. commerce. All these bonds
Iuy Inauly strengthened as time goes
banL Leased facilities. such as the
Ams.,.s soon to be established in
I "n ea' supply the means for
Il. y me colossal intercontinental
~ OF the future.
Ist,nnh Isths with President Dias and
ssles, ,exchanged on both American
,hs SOL served, hope, to sig
10 w.E xiose and cordial relations
rrss s,' bind together this republic
betvss. ss. republic Immediately to the
ssn n, which there ID 20 vast
hsn,,m h material interests.
'p' 10 say that all but one Of