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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 3rd, 1904.

THE UNITED STATES AND THE 1 stations is nearly always a matter for discussion.

PHILIPPINES.

PIANO Co LD. tion by ex-Sooretary

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"I look for the timo when the Philippines sball awunte substantially the same relation to us as Cuba now holda" This striking declara. Roof, in a speech at the Union LeagueClubin New York last mouth, just after his retirement from the War Department, is considered to have considerable significauco. The government of the Philippines is adminis. tered by the War Department, and Secretary Taft, Mr. Root'a successor, signalized the eloso of his administration »9 Governor of the Philippines and the beginning of bir administra tion of the War Department by speeches in Manila and Waslington, declaring that "ti Philippines for the Filipinos" has been and is to be the kay-noto of his policy. He is under. stood to moun by this that the islands ara to be administered for the benefit of the natives rather than for the benefit of capitalisis and adventurers. Secretary Root's declaration quoted above, occurred in the course of the following remarks:-

"The now republic of ours governs itself on Its the old principle of Americau freedom. star is in the heaven to lend all the republics of South America. And let me tell you, my friouis, that they see the star. All the Spanish Amerionus of the continent to the south of us ara barning from America what they can do when led by our star of liberty. And in the Philippines, where they know not freedom, for there was no freedom nor any law in the Philip pines ere wo come there, they ere beginning to learn from us what liberty menus, I look for the time when the Philippines shall name enbstantially the same relation to is as Cuba now bolde. But all this sever could have been done without what resta in the word sovereignty. Never could we have rescued these people from the yoke of tyranny without the exercise of sovereignty. That sovereignty already has mads a better day of liberty and law for the MAKE Philippines. The questions of five years ago Aro dead. Now ones have arisen, but we shall be able to meet them. We shall have the Caual. $395.

Guarding the neutrality of the Isthmus we shall give to the peoples of South America the

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freedom they have not known. We shall teach them liberty and how it ought to be used.".

The anti-imperialist Springfield Republican

This has been the position of the Republican from the outset, and now comes the lite head of the Department of the Republican government having to do with Philippine affairs with a declaration that he agrees to that policy. Aud if he agrees to it there can be no question that

the President agrees to it, even tho' over 50

quiet'y for the sake of not appearing to have abandoned the imperialist policy of never haul down the Flag in favour of the anti-imperialist

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As the race was rowed on Saturday it may fairly be said that, had the stations boen changed, the race would have ben a much closer one.

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Fer, with the Surrey station, FOLDING CANVAS CAMP BEDSTEADS

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Oxford woukl not have led so much in the first mile, and the bonis would probably have gone

THE MOST under Hammersmith Bridge level. Then the PORTABLE. station would have · scrvad Oxford; and it may be said that, if they were holding their own at CAMP BED- that point, they would not have fallim to pieces in

STEAD EVER the same way as they did on Saturday, in which use they should have bad a lend at Chiswick Then Cambridge would have lund,the advantage of station, and, in order to obtain the same result as in the race, they would have bed to make up five lengths or so between Chiswick and the finish, which they would probably not have done. But still, judging from the form shown by the two crews on Saturday, it is fairly certain that the Cambridge crew would have w from either station.

"THE CONGO LIBEL 'ACTION."

In the King's Bench Division of the High Court. Loudon, on the With ult, before. Mr. Justice Ridley and a special jury, the trial of the libel action brought by Captain De Keyser, an officer in the service of the Congo Free State, against Captain G. Burrows, the author," and Mevars. Everett, the publishers, of a book entitled The Curse of Central Afcicu, was conscluded. The jury found for the plaintiff with £500 damages against the defondanta jointly, and bis Lardship granted a perpetual jojunstion against the publication of auy portion of the book containing libaltons maldar. In actions instituted by two other plaintifs for

libels contained in the book'a verdict for £50 was taken by couseat in each case.

The Brussels correspondent of the Times writes on the 27th ult.:--The Burrows care bas been followed with the closest attention hore, and it cannot be denied that a certain

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THE UNIVERSITY BOATRACE.

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Cambridge they went the faster. They had. however, been unfortunate in training, and had not been together long enough to row as a crew when they were tired; and this was marked when they reached Hammersmith and when Cambridge were gaining. Oxford then seemed to fall to pieces entirely. Cambridge, on the other hand, when they rewed in their true form. were much better together and were more of a "crew,“ und

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