Evening journal

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If this confederation does come into being, a ticklish

situation will confront us as a herllage of the Wilson Ad

ministration.

The despotlo regime of the Wilson AdmlnNitrntlon tn

Haiti, w+ilcli lu» lieen marked by tlie "Indktcriminale

killing" of some thousands of Haitians, coupled with the

cruel suppression of the Dominican govern men I, has

aroused nearly every southern republic to a sense of fear

and distrust of our intentions with regard to them.

Not so long ago, according to report, the Colombian

'Congress adopted a resolution of sympathy for Haiti In

her subjection lo the United States, and that under an

Administration which has been crying to Heaven for "self

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abandon the taller.

ts It possible that Colby's errand Includes the eneour

For the benmfil of the Latln-Atwerloans let It be said

determination" of small nation*.

Mr. Colby's utterances while on voyage will be critically

studied by the people of the Unlb-d States, providod they

are permitted publicity in the American prees.

Particularly will this ho the case with reopeet to hi*

comment on the Monroe Doctrine, If he «tiould stray Into

that field.

For a long time It has been suspected hy discerning

students of present-day polities 1n America that Wood

row Wilson lias had In mind the subversion of the Monroo

Doctrine.

It will be recalled that In the first draft of the League

of Nations which Mr. WUson brought bark from the

Peace Conference in the spring of 191(1 the Monroe Doc

trine was utterly Ignored and cost adrift.

This created such a torrent of expostulation that tn the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening journal. (1920). Wilmington, Del., 1920-11-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042354/1920-11-20/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening journal, 1920-11-20.