The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-06-09

NNi| A - On NNA aNN a MFnMMfaI G.FM
o. - cailoss % sorrow arf slrerrg az
Blind to our duty o. % an ulfrrs p-rssls
Tor ne brfferuenf % social r.rfIff4rn
Hat 20 o. an unspeaka8fF foolish utirr "a
strive fcr uiH hetfaffnerf - nsara %
destrs1iys THAT they would have ~ 80
ou conditions 70 better 90 dsagnE uIus
AT Nefe social Df15.rra Win tie iau-
mate relations ~ fhs family with usaith
in DrFtfe Use and bEainFfs utf. with "a
h1r Win poverty. she ore Drrs ne.ss
afy H tr ffuamDfr Uai Urolra bard
rises ~ heart is e. great evil % r. 20
greater a. rl than s1ftrffa ~ hs1d
But ir at1Iuuu % MrEa problems ne
most Intimate ard important rf af
pHirh 20 q larssr 0r less degree nFsct al
fh0 modern nations aamrutat alike ~
of th- great nations that have eHpartsd
mat ere now tr e~umpLcatrf rfIEu1ra with
one srrfher and With ellen rares have
special problems aud special eIuss - our
own You belong 70 a nation which Pee
fefHFo TIE greatest empire upgn which TIE
sun has ever shone J belong % a nafl1a
Whirh la trying. On q scale hitherto urer-
anD.et. % work ogt the problems q r1v-
eminent FOR o. and BY tie p=ogle vale
az ne same time doing the International
duty q a great power. But there are
certain problems which both q ~ have
% solve. and a. % which oar rta~sa-EH
should Dc the sane The EnRIshman. trs
man q ths British isles. ia his varoca
MONIES across the seas. and TIE Ar1er-
can. b1tr al home and abroad. are
brought into contact with utterly ahsn
peoples some with a civilizadyn more az
cent fh11 our own. Others stI ia. or
having but recently arisen from. the bar
harlsu which our people left behind ares
ago TIE problems that arise are % we'll
nLEn Uncomfortable difficulty. They can1ct
- solved bv the foolish Eerrue-tau+v 4
EiaN-st-roue people. vf-h little patsat
recipes and those c~uf-aut-tred theories
- the political nursery which have r-ca
limited applicability amid the crash q
elemental forces Neither can they -
solved tv the raw brutality q the mea
who. whether 80 home OF On the rresh
frontier q civilization. adopt might IS
The only standard % right ia daals-r VITA
other men. and treat allen races ouly -
subjects Tor exploitation
NO hard and fast rule car be drawn -
applying 10 all alien races because they
diHrr from one another far more wide
iT than some 81 them dIrer from "a But
mere are one ~ two rules which must
NOT Pc forgotten II the long r-r. there
can be 90 Justification for che race man
aEi7E or controlling another unless TIE
management and control are exercised IN
me Interest and Tor the bensf. q that
ether race This Is what cur PEOPLES
rave .r Tire main done. and must con-
H--e On Tire future IN even greater de-
gree % GO. IN india Ergr.. ana the Phil
-pT-es alike n the next place. as re-
CARDS every rlcs. everTw Aa-e. az home
cT abroad, we cl--C: E1crt 70 tevlats
tr-- t-' great rule o. righteousness
which BIDS Us treat each man on hAs
worth as a man He must not be sanu-
mentally favored because Re beIonEu 70
q given race. be must r1t be given I'm
neatly 'r wronE-toLrE. or Permitted %
elmh~T ne ground, or given other privi-
ieges which would De cenIed 20 tho
vicious and unfit among themselves. On
TIE other hand. where he acts IN a way
NtacE would -aiiiie him 70 respect and
reward y h were % our own stock. hs
- '-st as much nutet 20 thE; respect
and reward ~ Re comes % another
stock. even though that other stock p-o-
curss q much smaller proportion % r-rn
% MS type than does cur own This Naa
nothing 20 Co with social lntrruirru-E
With What is called social equality. u
has 70 60 merely with the question q do
Ing 20 each ran and ra-h woman ,ezt
elementary Justice which pau permit him
Or her 20 gain from use the reward
which should G'vays thrift.
soh1ety. se.'-eortrgl respect for t-s
rEhus ~ Others and hard and intelI-
gent work 20 a given sra To more than
such s-Ff treatment no man ls entitled
ans less than such Jus; treatment no maa
should receive.
Duty of Natlon 10 SstIcn.
The other type q duty e he in.s--a-
uorA duty tho duty owed hv one ma
ton f- another Z EalH that tie laws q
morality watch should govern l-gErfsu-
ais IN their dealings o-e with the other
are 'as' as b.u3lrE concerning nations In
their dealings one with the rtae- IRE
application % tho moral law wuFt -
tif,rs-' RI the Two cases because IN
one ease 't has. ard o. tire Other q Nss
rnf 'fF sanction % a civil law With force
behind o. The individual can depenH Tor
tia rights yp0n the courts which them
selves derive their force from he urTs-s
power c: tho state The nar-- ran ss-
pend upon nothing O. the E1t a-A
therefore. as things are now 70 ~ yhe
hts Csf duty q the most advances and
frcrs' peoples 90 kesP themselves On such
q state ~ readiness as 10 faraI3 O. any
harnH-sm or tvspuIsm the bore % ar
resurE the progress o. the world b. r-rt-
hirg 'evn tie nations that lsaa q, that
progress 70 would Be foolish indeed 10
pay heed Go The uuvtse persons sho de-
sire disarmament, 90 De begun Gy o..
very peoples who. % 90 others should
not Pc 'rft Nr.pleVs before any pnSs.l.s
Zoe bot we must rfprnhate quite as
strongly both the loaters and ere peoples
who practise. ,r rn"nlrarr or r.nsHrg
aggression arf iHi4g,y ty sho strong al
'"r expense 70 frg v#.E We should trI-
crate Hn.sEFersT ans viefrF-rss rgtrrr
10y she weak r"r tv fhs strong ans Itth
weak sr1 strong Ne sNHaIt In r-..n
ftrai with -s.rHpainus fairness Ire fsr-
rigu policy o. great ana sr~EgrcrryHf-r
country rNH#iU tr curEartrl on exactly
Geo raHnr plane % honor. 90 .rrsfuH-s
.Iou nHss own rgtts ems Hf rrs-c.t fHr
fH' r.chts 90 others o. when a bravo and
honorable man is traHHC v..H Fs frI.
lows Permit mo o. Support this state
wrnt Qua 90 uN owH experience Far
ryar'F yIEhE years Z was IH- HoaH %
Eryat nation ana charged especially With
ihc nHu'ugt 90 is foreign policy. ana
taT.ug those wears I faHk o. action VIA
.sfrr.n-r Co arN ether people ra The ta-s
q rho earth thar I wHa|s rrt have tr.t
.usfaId 'n taking as au individual Ia
dealing Uift other Individuals
! believe that We % iaG great civilized
nations 90 TODAY have a ficns Co Zee. tnag
long careers 90 achievement ue bcfrrs
uur several countries Tr each q 20 .
Nourhsltrt the honorable rusflrgr % 90.
Ing his part however small. ln thai wrgk
let us strive rarl'y fav su-ryas even u
hy sH doing vc risk failure. splruInE
tay ruurrT souls 90 sua-. rgarsvar wEs
krow neither Failure uar suCgrss LEI -
hope that Cur own blood shah rUr
iU ytr LAND that our grI'1rt- art chff-
trc1's gh'trsn 60 endless gvrtraUcus
shall arise tu take our places ans Fisv .
mighty ana dominant part Ia thc uurlA
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