Proposed Annexation of Hawaii
Proposed Annexation of Hawaii
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Not until this has been done will the Ad:minis- tion proclaim its Philippine policy.
I concede there are reasons from a commercial standpoint why the United States should control the Hawaiian Islands, and prior to the present war, when the matter was receiving dispassionate consideration, I felt very much inclined to support the proijosed annexation. I concede that it is advisable to have a coaling sta- tion midway the Pacific. I concede that we should control the Nicaraguan Canal, if it is eve...r built, and everything that pertains to it; but when I realize tliat this step is now put forward as an infant's step, to be followed by the giant's strides for conquest; and attempted colonization, I am forced to stop and consider whether it is not wiser to at once enter our protest, feeble as it may be, against the entering wedge which may lift the founda- tion stones of the Republic from their resting place of a century and institute a radical departure from the time-honored traditions and practices of this country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not until this has been done will the Ad:minis- tion proclaim its Philippine policy.
I concede there are reasons from a commercial standpoint why the United States should control the Hawaiian Islands, and prior to the present war, when the matter was receiving dispassionate consideration, I felt very much inclined to support the proijosed annexation. I concede that it is advisable to have a coaling sta- tion midway the Pacific. I concede that we should control the Nicaraguan Canal, if it is eve...r built, and everything that pertains to it; but when I realize tliat this step is now put forward as an infant's step, to be followed by the giant's strides for conquest; and attempted colonization, I am forced to stop and consider whether it is not wiser to at once enter our protest, feeble as it may be, against the entering wedge which may lift the founda- tion stones of the Republic from their resting place of a century and institute a radical departure from the time-honored traditions and practices of this country.
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