Evening journal

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iu Primary Principle Number Four:

"Every nation lias the right to terri

toryi within deputed boundaries and to

exercise exclusive jurisdiction over

tills territory and all persons, whether

native or foreign, found therein."

Particulars as to the degree in

whlch the Government of the Domini

Republic and the Republic of

run

Hayti. under coercive process past or

present, are now exercising exclusive

jurisdiction over their respective ter

ritories and over all ru. ns, native

or foreign, within their defined hottn

darles may he obtained, we have no

doubt, liy application to the Hon. John

of the Pan

Barrett at the office

American Union.

The second generality of interest

in this relation Is declared in Primary

Principle Number Five;

"Every nation entitled to a right by

First Class Power Could Sink

U. S. Navy Gen. Wood Says

Rv The United Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.—The]

United Stales navy would be.at the

„mi., 1 i- •"„•sis

da» 8

•'I'' ''''J asH H (wcr

r nn«rn 1 Leonard^VVhmil told I he House'to

committee on military affairs today,

•ontrol lost, the present mobile

force could not slop an invading.

force which would capture New York

and the North Atlantic coast states,

exact tribute, and rtiive Hie Ameri

people back into the Interior

where they would he left defenseless

without ammunition and powder

('ontrol of several eastern

Sea

»■an

plants.

slates would give an invader 8 per

cent, of the gun and powder plants

and Hid United Sûtes' "store ot gold."

"We are living in'an era of war,

most of the gold and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening journal. (1916). Wilmington, Del., 1916-01-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042354/1916-01-27/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening journal, 1916-01-27.