The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 21, 1899, Image 4
Shall the Philippine Islands Bo
Annexed?
'I'he Stylus.
STvy.us: With your permission,
we offer a brief discussion of tile
great question now agitating tile
political world, tile disposiioll of
tie Ph,iilippilne Islands; not with
any hope, of course, of being able
to elucidate the subject, but simliply
for the u11r1pose of exclianlging ideas
with your readers. We believe
that no national question to-day is
more illnport:nit th:,11 thlis: Shall
the!e isll!tls I ecded to tle 1'ni
ted States? and if' s, what shall
be Iheir posilionl in) thev ('n1ioni
Il ir. rejection womll evidently
mean11 SOmeI ineCxcusa b'evailato
on tile part oIu gmvrnment ill
asmuch as their cession wa slig
gested a.nd d41eman11ded by its inl
st rute I cd re preset.Itat ivc> a,t.d, c n- il
se IIIe t y N., a rT-Opt.n iIIg (f 1 lit war
with Spain; thwiei cvs.il ml the
othe Iha d, ;In exNpamsion of ()urI
imlits ynl l e \\'esr CoIIt i
neit- conrar to) ourt) eaurd ra
ditional views; (u enta gIleieit.
it may.1). bv, inl the J jI(Ollsies a1n(1
c(intenition" (fl, castertl nat imns ; vin
lagdgovet,-neIvntII powers;prb
ably) a2 lairger S stning army1 andiit
navy; i:d a pos- iitbl increlasc (d'
I tx1 1 itiol b MI aniy fresetnCIt COmII
ptttionl. THuls th honomi r, genkiuls,
:m staliity of' I nit. 1.*iiion , a Id t hIte
iu1criall w 4lae oi all its peop4)le,
are ilvolved.
We a 1re no I st Aand in Il n the )
vihmre of anl unlknown okc0an1, anId
I1 Vision is c b l f pnile a ( ing
Ilit 'ii2 h I d S C N I M:l4 l s t'i 1 .1 l'()I- g I
the1 bo,tnkvlle,s \\ x;mse b14 fore., u1.1, m
andt of1 sainig wVinit stormlis nui.y not)
bull'et ie Ship of State,if lanllieltd;
11o whlat rocky Iree's niy * iperil
its existetcie. Tle fIaI liter shloin
mayIN, for aughit we( knowv, he rm.ck
boinnt, bleak, and ddesohite; 4r it
11a) ue the bahny ports of aicb bod
ing peace.k. :tiid plIItv.
We do not, thlteretore wnl
thmi ourl. s 1tat,me are )n\w
pausing inll plxt ani dre-ad ;
and tHiat coitry o)pilils are ield
by Omske equk lly wise 1a d pi,'friotic.
Btt inl propl rti l to its impor
tallct., we 1th1n1k eit in eill il IIIom
these statesim.en to studyt1 andt. en1
deavor. to sveihle pribdem inde
pendenitly ofl our. Ira<ditions anld
their local and political differecies.
WlIatevert miayt have bIen 1te past,
new fields of1 ationi tleidtly tlis
simliilar to anyin ig bet.hindit us5 n2w
lie "bet.yond1t the Alp)s," wherte, byv a
hihe type1 oft statesnumip, wei:l
maythi witn lresh hores o by ouriti thI
filre prove ou icapacit tor :tI
Naot'(ion a re li keiitv individuarl s.
Therehis a. 2i peid of chIlihood andtS
telion wt!g ithi i urserv whenlit
tteptyIVt baublt.s and 12 decetive tales55 i
ai'l lires sullisert.:li s o tish mule use-5
gyothfes, whenlOo. (ls ag ilions i are iStS
prmedt j liter by110111 pasin tlm
byi see o and~ e ust ice~; and1t Iben1
s)'toet ie s as of ie ntured unm- i
hopdew heie en1tlight.eedt ib
vidul,~t .oisideing thle lutec of
his~ i I exstnelec, stnds'' f oe
for io nd humanityl, regardessm
Thse hit are11 thef only frleeen
the kolege amle i1h>ve of22 thet
e rhlerthem,i here is:2 noel ph-a
iure i worCjthlss baublesan theiti'
dece11ptS ivetae goof ntrses; psionil
has yieLe a!l&t lngthgtofjudgmenl.;
likre wlighc irriepresible ihnivn
eti ely (lthrough th irs t w o pe- t'
tie lm111 and substalce of all the
Opposition to tihe allnexatioll of tle
Philippiell Islands the following
propositions :
1. Tle l iii iii1los arie incapable
Of Self-government.
2. They are tiiiwilling to be gov
(.r-ied byN thle Unitvd st.-Ates.
3. if is tlvnwis to p;articipate ill
casterl citanglIreelts.
\\'e do not So intich favor vither
:11n1Rxing" or rejecting, as Seeking
exactly what ltle present Stage of
CiViliZatiol den nd an doingill it,
whetherl coalpatible with our ini
ditional principles or not. Thatt
aIll tun ait created free and e iull,
an11d nlone Should be governeit-d wtit h
mit their consent, appear to have
been) cmnsiderefd rather "ad captanl
dut' rli I toricA )hI ass IIatl p -
tical pri llciple'; )I'f goverineillit, as
we ite by revie-winig lthe progr-cse
of ouri1. governinent.) few A I'.\v I IS
ways le-d and dragged the mnajority.
\Most (d, theclnit were inl favor()
1f H rit idh ru le ; it h ie - tit uit ion ,
I itefs forcedI h by ail1 Iew theii In-j
diall tribes wcrt-e m I I Irgar-d d frie
anld c<pual, but1wer subduedc( anld
virt ally x v t'cir ilittedli fonu' i lo
Himn, of ngoswere hcld unlder
'll et ll', iii) Ilit S mIli t-- 114I i'
fcdcraev, m.'"imlized 1il11der t he
I'll,ae 1141. l (Ie I rille, t l- I i
l~i t' ij) l it\ waI foc eveI blotc I froil
Ilhc list 41f n1a1 i s, - ll direct vio..
I;1Iimn (d those b().l.ted prinlciples ;
i i n w illOi , thilt' (dIitida t-d ('I it'],
frt wllit f<ill a c eal, we
l;mvc cvvrwlcert. I'-mlli the ilatiiolual
CouclCIS to t wloweI lp litical as
lllt't' I I wihlill I -lt i n gm;tlt)l"t I)
s'Itn lit- 414141 w414 til riill ' ' ti'
r1I ald i t i ntI of t he it m(W14r itv.
I1 ltl trit is -rt, why II I is Ihe
frut I t' ls4 I 't ' sci 1i 1g o IIIt't
I I tll ) i lI t' i lit( i plvs oV f i i II I tv
kll( I ly'v anl d it' 1 u1 ice be1 t' 1) ia 1 cti
caIllyt tb' er e b) Ihe I'i g 1,-rin I ' n .
thIer-ls Itntil Ithe I 11 l iu . s :nI I theII i r
decen-i dantIs , t hc l tIIdnIcs" .gricu111
I ItraI resour tces 4f 1 h1is clut i rv \\W t-t
ceI]n conint wo h IICt Itod 4-tlyv bc
whitciing tl h1 Curfa*e of4ver ;1e
withi retlicl -Ahip' mr [lte f;aiihinig
(d, every- nawtimn, A \lI wmuid ha.ve
relu ilie I 114m-ilingr \\ jldcrl-li s'.
un1Civilized sa:vaqges. Ithe\- ate d
wi-cly inl their daY and genetrat i(on
Il intheding t he vieof civili/.at ion
rallter thanm S01nc sent ilnenital phraist.
a.; It Inan'is c(ItII'lityv, inight1 we nlot
belit-ve ()urIst-kcs aIbleV da to St.
cure unt1old addiltional ble-Ssings for
I he litlnani racc bY doing I he s:nne?
are the same. No government,
therefore, has lie right. to dictate
policies to another. Yet. a young
nalion, boasting the principles of
e(uality and justice, has passed
coidenllilatioll, ex parte, upon its
elders, and, either directly or indi
rectly thro.1gh practical interpre
tation o the Monroe Doctrine,
whic has been to) fomlieit discord
and ac<ilire territory whecre foreign
nations preslimlably could not de
lend thiciselves, butl, to avoid con
plications with I holy horror of inl
justice wherever there inight be
d;aniger, has wrested from themn a
territory three times as large as
1.1ur1ope. 11' E.1uropeanl powers do)
It lkiow hov to rule their subjects
justly in) tlie \\'esternI hlieilisilire,
we 11nigilt by some acite logical
Reasolning iniler that ti hey are equally
deficienlt ill this respect at. homIle.
If, thnli. soIle piit ical filibuster
ing inust e litdone, as ill tle Case of
Ulal, it woumld be at least more
oilmable to (d(, it tlnder open
aVOw;i1s aid wvitli tlie range of'
I lie enlei i''s gulls.
Hut tilt vit.1l qtiestioin is a1 differ
eit m1c.
If thw United States, discoitinl
uiig her political wranlgling, iijls
lice., andl inllIiciency at h<nne, Canl
risc I(o a prprapprecciatiiln o)f the
noble. m1i.sion,l noW presenlting
itse(ll, ot-k securing lutte social id
p4litical c"Inditions f'or tile poverty
sitrickei Imasses wherever opportu
lliti,it preseni t 1iem1lselves. as inl the
c;:eof thc l'hilippinle kahmds ; if
sIte c.an lightel Ite birdenls of gov
it' she( ctan oducate, enlliteni, and
elt'vate e nimsses bv :t just and
wis. diillst rat ion (il' laws ; it' she
can11 bY I lmorc extoeIded 111d active
Plricii pat ion inl ill t latinail atfairs
s'cure IV he! tter coiditimns every
whert., and e(nc up new markets
I'mr her Ailmericanl ndsris and
dlp(.1411 the resouces til undevel
(Wed and d(wrmant region" abroad,
then we( nll-td not fcar 1he recsuill
lte wold will soner or later say :
"Tho4u, ti)(, sail onl, ( I Sip of State!
Sail on, 0 I 'nimn, stronl., anl great!
111tu1iimnlity with all its fears,
With all its hlopes of future- years,
Is hitiiging brea.tlhless on1 thy te.'
1). it. B.
F,llry, S. .,alitnary, I.S9<9.
P'FINSIONEWCS AS SOL,D IE,11-4,
Nonc iif the v'iaenVteano h ivii
w r--A Sho tI' Itnal 4f 1111li or of Thuni
wIto Iiti- ?ipor.ct Cured.
(Theli Jostoni liTranscri pt.)
31r. Tlillma1 tn's tqueriy in t hto Sontoc
thle uot' dlay ats to hiow it cou1(1ld ho
os ilet for' civil wvar vet eran s to bo
alasea tdisability pentsionIl a t
the sameii lmo ho all to ipass thi
phsica~tl e'x,nniiition nec'tessary for'
uncoverst't sometll intoriest inig feuaures
ltho <test 11ion iimor t han to say thait
v'idedi for. Theli law, it. soms, cuts
toli the' penrsion of a lman whlo ro.on
luulto hoi piaI ussi't to restorto to fthe
liioitt i'ol I I esti 11menWl whad( lost
t.he'ir ensioits by reaitonis of rectPO
(illicers' t his conhIdlbe andt was reaidily
'1-Sonatitor' Huit ter or South ( 'aro
lina, foi' exatmple, whlo was niale a
1 riigather General ini fbie Spaish.1
war, is at ludly uimed ii solior' of
te Coinfedera'cy. liut int th caso ofM( 0
last. war, at. olie stalge oif whic ethe it
the ntmhr of voelumnIors whlo conhl1(
(GallIiingter, t ho chia irm'tan of th pen. ~'t
51ion(s11 tonuit te, saitd that while I ho
plied to bothI otli''ers and pr)livate',
lie catsesi which thadt patichulai'ly di
ree h iis attoiltlonl to t hie need( of
such'l ltegiti t ont werie thloae of prti
vaittes. hlow, then,tcould I bty pass
ian textremely13 r igalid phyeal examiina.
titin, and1( at the samoti timo bie di'aw
igs di,sailit y pensions for, old in.
jiuriesr
sutitl oin wast wrtoig, atatl yut nobody
setemed'( prepautred to corr'tect him 0. Hto
i'eferi'td to injie 'ts incu(1rred "th irty- v
livo y earis ago."' Now~ th l'o imhiiit
would have't pr'ovoutel ini - if not
all, the St ateOs, t he r'e onlHsta'nt, as
pr'ivtes' last yea o'i'(f civil wari vet.
or'aiis. The'v tile [hot the' OnieM ('I.
c (orned~ ill bis billI. It wia s athter
I ho yountg men11 1:hoi hi . servedt't in
tho regulatr airmy at somet ctomlpara-u
tivolv rnennt neo, a,1 boo du:
charged atnl pousioned, who wero
able to get into the Spanish war,
and who now want. their ponsions re
stored on account of the old disab'iI
ity could have ro-onlisted last year,
nainely, whero lie han't recovred
from the disability for which lie was
pensioned, but. wis still dirawiig tlhe
penision. Thero is no law to pro
Vent, his doing this. Up to 1879 it
wia t lw pructive of tkm goverminent
to requiir at bionnial examiniation of
th invali<l pnsioners, but in the Act
of J tne 2 1, of that your, as a part of
an executive appropriation bill, this
praetice was ordered discontinued.
Even if somo savings wero ma<e,
tho co-st weuld far outweigh thom.
Tho fee is $2 for Pach physician, and
ili almost all casum a board of throo
physicians sits ci each casv. This
would iim 'AI for eich of the 720,
4-16 invalid ponsioners now on tle
rolls. It is easy to seu that $2,000,
000 annually would inot be saved Iy
the discovery of caso- where pon
f3iollnr hald outgrown thetir disabil.
tivs. It is therefore a part of econ
Oilny to Idt. the law stand ias it is.
It remains true, however, tiat it
mann who draws a pension for a dis
ability has no ioral right to that
pension after that disaihtyilt l has
pa'ed awiy, whiatever Iluaty bo the
legal aspects of the caso. A few
men inl snl(h ci remuiistanices Writo to
the penisionl oflico, asking that, their
pensions ie stopped. The ilunles of
these 111011 colstitit tho Imost gen
U1110 roH of honlor inl connection with
the poension st establish uen1t. It is to
be regrot.t'od, howvoer, that the list is
not l tg. It is said to be thill oc
casion of a smildh inl the pmIsion
oflice wlenover a mae volIntarily
serves not ico thit li does not Wiit,
his pmnwion any 1noro. A comnonmr
ocCurrn'Mick, is for the mali to conl
tinuii to draw his pension and to do
voto it to smo Worthy object, like a
grand arly relief fund or a public
library inl lis town. In ImITIy cases,
of coulrse, tle lino of demarailliltion as
to recoverv is not cleiry (drLWII, 1tid
this Inakts it ensier fori half-consei
"Ittious 11e1i to conltinuo to take i he
pnsioll. Thwy fool Ilit the disa
bility may recor, and it might. be
(itlicult (o get their naiies back oi
ti pension Iroll.
TI'll I
8OUHEL -FARM 11AGAMZINE
01 IA.'ll,itoltv., VII).
Manufacturers' Record Publishing Co.
A It.bys aed.ora e
vote t.l o Sout,hLiiern Ag ricu lture , dieal] ig
wtV1.1h alI liLatters r' eated t.o ( 4ienera
MinIintg, i Ave1 Slock, 1l'ou1ltry~, I)airy,~
i ng, ''uck Pitamu ig, I"ruiit, ( rowing,
andt everty farm intere;tst. andi pursu it, in
the South.
it is widely rea'id by Nort hern iand
We(sterne farmiers 'onIteniip1lat ing mIov
ig South.
1I, ought, to be ini overy Sout horn
family, for' it, is ''of thle South, by thle
South.and for the South."'
EDITORIAL UONTRIBUTORS:
of A\gricliture, l'x-I)iretor- iniil.ed
tion ill Noth Caurolina, l'res5ident,l
ini Vrty o V(f 'T'neseai t1'80Il1''esi
dent, of tinitd SLtates Agruicu lturatl
i>xperiment1 Stat.ioen inl Teinnesseeo.
Il-Conunissie of A gricut ure (for
Ten nessee. autLhor of "Cuturoe anid
CurIing of~ (4 'T)obaco" for' U. 8. ten th
0ensulS, "' Tiiobacc o af," "Sheep
"(G11sses,"' antd other1 agriicu ILt.ual
The regiular- suibscri ption pice of
The Southern I.'armi M\agazinie is $1
year, but we ottor ii, aind The1i
Herald1( and1( News togethe 11'onlo yeari
for $2.
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Sh ines
Silve rware
Sur pr isi nglIy
w it hou t
Scratching.
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114x , 14ost-pa;hl. Is eS 4 . ill stiinlp.
Thet I.ee It4 Si 1leiCon c . 4 Cliff sirelt. Newt vo4 rk
en .1 ho44p e, in~ tenI
.4i4:n.e et T hAYS 4. r ,I,41 ini fr -
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CopyRIQMT8 &c.
Anyono sending a sktch andecptnma
invenion i proal atnablot. 'ohmmuntca.
litons st rictly conltlnt tl. llndbook on) Paftentsl
sont, froo. odest agonecy for seculri4r i4atomni
P'ateta taken throuigh Munn111 & Co. recel'vo
$ cientific Jlmerleaii.
A hanidsomfeIy Iitnstrated weekly. Enireoait cir
cnlationi of any scentiflo j4)41rnal1. Tornms. $3 a
year: four months, $1. Sold by alt n)ewadealers.
MUiNN CO.seow, Now Ynrk
"Ot :>f Sight
Out of Mind."
In other months we forget
the harsh winds of Spring.
'ut they have their use, as
some say, to blow out the
bad air accmulamted after
Winter storms and Spring
thaws. There is far more
important accumulation of
badness in the veins and ar
teries of humanity, which
needs Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Ti is grc at. Spring Meivcine clarifies
the blood :,4 nothing else ('an. It cures
MCroftia, 1idnlev disoasv, liver tronblfez,
rheumnatism anmI kindn-d ailmentis. Tinvi
it, gives pIer.fec'(t health, stre(1gh ant ap
petfite for inonths to) comne.
Kidneys - " M1y kioliv s'i ol1h41I tile,
ai<t oll: a vice took I lood's Sarsaparilla
Wh'ich gave promnpt relier, btl4A apintite.
My sleepi is refreshinl". It clired 11y vife
also." MR-InAM. ioY:. 3173 Denny Street,
P11ttshtirg, Pal.
Dyspe)sla -- "comnime:tt-il wit h liver
11nal kminley trotible, I stidlerlf41 or years
with) dy"peps'at, with sevvre palin'. Ilmidi's
sarsa lparIIla mIde like str 1.Ong i he :Iw tI ty."
J. It. IE.N1I oN, Main1 , Stre t, A NIr. .e.
Hip Disease -"V-ivo rinnii: sores 41
illy Itill canst-d Ine to ist el ( lit's W a s
colifinledl t hied vvvry winlier. Iloini's Sar
saiparillit avc<l 1y li.e, as it j iij,ol ii4, pler
fectly. A lit sl roig anld 4 well." A.NuNIK
Itonsh:ur, -11) Foturth St., Fall River. Mass.
linm4's 1Ili esire ilver Im. livu mi4n 1irit:ithiini :i
-414.n 1 h I1 1 to tIake withII I n IId's sarhaparila . I.
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In Every County to Supply the
Creat Popular Demand for
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Told ili Pictirc aid Story,
C'omnpiled id %n rltenu by
SENATOR JOHN J. IM ALLS,
of Kansas.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time 11o11tween coliumbla and Jack
liuyllic. Eastorn Tinmo 1iotweet 0o
Itunibia and Other Plointi.
Efotive Janiuary 10, 1890.
No. 88 No. 30 No. 82
NortabouUd. Daily. Daily. Exeun
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3 it 0-NW YOK AND P7,No.1.
T uthb ond'F,li(l s it .till y.d T ail of
Iv N w York. jil 'ixi lt .lt NIll t I n : : pi 2 n t,
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TO ALL POINTs
North, South and Southwest.
Schedulo in it lect Dev 11, ]
SO UTl.ilt( UND. No.43 ho.1
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v. 1iy, ex. Stinday.
No. 1 li3 1n) 4o2.-"'-t he A tlimiti Specti 1,
_;olhlVetiu Tr-aini of Putllrimailt Sleopere
nd1 (onches het wieii Waiington and A,
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Atimta for Aonioillery, Mobile, ZNvw -
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