The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-28

OF the relations Of our goVerum euts
with those beyond the seas. u is II
entire harmony with the Monroe Doc
trtne. The Monroe Doctrine IS D ma
tional policy Of the United States.
4 Pan-AmericaDism is an international
policy of the Americans. The motives
arc. to an extent, different; The ends
sought are the same Both can exist
without impairing the force OF either.
And both do exist and, ! trust. VIII
ever exist in all their NIgor."
Ar Lansing said IN part,
Nearly century has passed -iacc
( President Monroe proclaimed t. the
world his famous doctrine as the. l.4-
Gpusl policy OF the Inited state
Doctrine Respected Bs Eur,pr
within recent wears the govern
mont II the uited states hasbfaaud
no occasion with the exception uf the
Venezuela boundary incident to re-
mind Europe that ho Monroe Doc
tr.ue continues, uualtered, a national
Yolcy Of this republic. tn" republics
eJ America are uo longer children IN
the great family of natjpn4A They have
attained maturity VITA enterprise
and patriotic iervor they are workMs
out their several aestuicS.
w hen " attempt to anaiyfr
Fan imCTtcHui~fn We tiud i;tat
the c~-cnttI, qualities are those Of
the rtnily--- ympatli,, helpful
ness and a -lncrre desire to SEQ
another crow in prosperity. al
-eitce of j,o,etouSnees ot another'S
posses ~iou... absence Of jealousy of
another = prominence. and. allow
alt absence Of that spirit of in
trigtte Which mcnaCc> thc dome~tir
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Across the thousands 81 mites II
sac Atlantic we see Europe GonYatsed
WIN Toe most terrible conflict which
hls world has ever witnessed Ne sec
me manhood ct THESE great matt ms
HnattereJ. their homes ruined thetf
productive energics devoted 70 The
one purpose rl destroying their fellow
mcE- W hen NC contemplate the un-
told misery which these onee happy
people are enduring and the heritage
" hIcb Trey Hyc transmitting 10 sue
HeTdiN" generations, We eHnh9t bus
ontT@f q continent az war and con
fl"tU( "' peace. 7 he spectacle teae9eS
q trss"ii we cannot ignore
W hlie we are not actual PAftlei-
pants IN the nomentous struggle @hieh
Is si"ttefAHs the loea{S 10" ara v men
CiF'4i<@t4on was H1'NlHE' ana Is bfe8h
ING down those principals on "bieh
internationahsm ~ founded. we stand
as ANXIOUS spectators OF TINS most
terrible example or nationaiisht
Pan -Americanism Is an expression
or the IDEA OF lnjefnauonallEHi Amer
Tea mas become the guardian OF that
idea, "hleh VIII In Inc ena rule the
Wofia. ian America Is the most 40
Vanced as well as the most practical
FORM or thSt 1dea.
Twents-one $o.eretans Meet
Nith all earnest" So, therefore, !
commend 10 you E"} Aensehs the
thought OF the AustlaaH republics.
tweuty-one SOVEREIGN and independent
nations bound together by faith and
justice. and hrmly "efnehted BY
smypathy which knows no superior
aud no inferior, but which recognizes
only equality and fraternity"
The followinR TELEGRAM from presi~
dent wilson 30 Director General John
\. Barrett Of the Pan-American Union
p" az received
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