Speeches And Addresses, 1884-1909
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" The questions involved in the future management of these islands and in our policy in the far East are of a nature to demand the highest and the most sagacious statesmanship. I have always thought with Webster that party polities should cease "at the water's edge." He spoke only in reference to our relations with foreign na- tions, but I think we might well apply his patriotic prin- ciple to our dealings with our own insular possessions, both in the Atlantic and the Pacific. The Philippines s...hould be an American question, not the sport of parties or the sub- ject of party creeds. The responsibility for them rests upon the American people, not upon the Democratic or Bepublican party. If we fail in dealing with them, we shall all alike suffer from the failure ; and if we succeed, the honor and the profit will redound in the end to the glory and the benefit of all. This view, no doubt, seems visionary. It certainly ought not to be so, and in time I believe it will be accepted. Unfortunately it is not the case to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The questions involved in the future management of these islands and in our policy in the far East are of a nature to demand the highest and the most sagacious statesmanship. I have always thought with Webster that party polities should cease "at the water's edge." He spoke only in reference to our relations with foreign na- tions, but I think we might well apply his patriotic prin- ciple to our dealings with our own insular possessions, both in the Atlantic and the Pacific. The Philippines s...hould be an American question, not the sport of parties or the sub- ject of party creeds. The responsibility for them rests upon the American people, not upon the Democratic or Bepublican party. If we fail in dealing with them, we shall all alike suffer from the failure ; and if we succeed, the honor and the profit will redound in the end to the glory and the benefit of all. This view, no doubt, seems visionary. It certainly ought not to be so, and in time I believe it will be accepted. Unfortunately it is not the case to-day.
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