American Imperialism the Convocation Address Delivered On the Occasion of the
American Imperialism the Convocation Address Delivered On the Occasion of the
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Irul ^'etiirai American repaljiics, 'vith a population in all or about 14, 000, 000, mostly Spanish-Indian mixture — making at least nfteen states, -vnlicled to tiiirty senators aud scores of representatives and presidential electors. As to the character of the people v/hom those sena- cors, members, and presidential electors are to represent, I will let an authority speak that may astonish 3''ou, con- sidering- his present position — the Hon. Whitelaw Reid, who said in a public address at the ...tmie when the an- nexation of San Domingo was under discussion : " This land greed of the Anglo-Saxon race is still at work. We have absorbed the best part of Mexico, but v'/e have plenty of propagandists, mainly in the army, and with influential voice near the head of the govern- ment, clamorous for the rest. We have taken a foot- hold in the West Indies ; it will be of God's mercy if vve do not find the v/hole West Indian archipelago crowded upon us to tax an already overloaded digestion. What are we to do with the turbulent, treacherous, ill- conditioned population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irul ^'etiirai American repaljiics, 'vith a population in all or about 14, 000, 000, mostly Spanish-Indian mixture — making at least nfteen states, -vnlicled to tiiirty senators aud scores of representatives and presidential electors. As to the character of the people v/hom those sena- cors, members, and presidential electors are to represent, I will let an authority speak that may astonish 3''ou, con- sidering- his present position — the Hon. Whitelaw Reid, who said in a public address at the ...tmie when the an- nexation of San Domingo was under discussion : " This land greed of the Anglo-Saxon race is still at work. We have absorbed the best part of Mexico, but v'/e have plenty of propagandists, mainly in the army, and with influential voice near the head of the govern- ment, clamorous for the rest. We have taken a foot- hold in the West Indies ; it will be of God's mercy if vve do not find the v/hole West Indian archipelago crowded upon us to tax an already overloaded digestion. What are we to do with the turbulent, treacherous, ill- conditioned population.
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