Springfield weekly Republican

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tories in statecraft and of evidences of

goodwill toward the United States.

Among these he included the agree

ment by Costa Rica and Panama, at

the behest of the United States, to ac

cept an arbitral ward in their boun

dary dispute; economic recovery in

Cuba; estahlLhment of provisional

government in the Dominican repub

lic; restoration of peace and order in

Haiti; settlement of the old Tacna-

Arica dispute by Chile and Peru

through the friendly offices of the

United States; the recent Central

American conference, and the recent

fifth international conference of

American states at Santiago, Chile.

“Our feeling toward the Mexican

people is one of entire and very cor

dial friendliness, and we have deeply

regretted the necessity for the con

tinued suspension of diplomatic rela

tions,” said the President in his ref

erence to Mexico. “We have no ha

tred toward Mexico; no selfish ends to

serve at her expense. We have no

promptings other than those of

neighborly friendship. We have no de

sire to interfere in the internal con

cerns of Mexico. We. respect in the

Mexican people the same rights of

of self-determination which we exact

for ourselves. It is not for us to sug

gest W’hat laws she shall have relat

ing to the future, for we willingly ac

claim Mexico as the judge of her own

domestic policy.

Must Meet Obligations

"We do, however, maintain one

clear principle which ligs at the. foun

dation of all iirternatlonal inter

course. When a nation has invited in

tercourse with other nations and has

enacted laws under which investments

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Springfield weekly Republican. (1923). Springfield, Mass., 1923-08-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1923-08-02/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1923-08-02.