Caption: Sophograph - 1891
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rHE SOI >< ,i:Al'il. isthmus, and thai the one being constructed is in tbe hands of Europeans. No sooner w j this treaty signed than differences of opinion in regard to its correal Interpretation began to arise between the two governments. Various attempts have been made to settle these differences; bul aothing short of the abrogation of the treats itself can give permanent satisfaction to the United States. England, naturally, will Dot consent to this; but our statesmen are coming to believe that no treaty can be made an eternal bond, and that the great change in circumstances growing out of the development of our western coast, fully warrants our government in considering the treaty of no force. M e a n w h i l e 1 )e L e s s e p s h;is begun his world w i«i od tinol ^ ,oJ il principl b< n depart* d (li MI of (lolurabu ould ha n ized ye \ a nd t h e U J 1 HI ing cha of tin H ; the golden a of i on A l.,iw( i Europ< and th< 1 would nut only fiav< th< i •i bul would i much inflm over the affaii oi the Id than tl otherwise hope to canal and the work steadily progresses, in ipite of the expostulations of this country. Now, however, if t he proposed canal through Nicaragua is construe! I, the fad that the Panama canal is in the hands of Europeans will be of less consequence to the United States than it would be otherwise. \Vh< the principles of the Monroe d trine have b D upheld by the govern< ment, it 1 8 wrought wonders in the destiny At a. It called the South American republics into existence; it j svented Cuba falling into the hands of any other Eun poi r than Spain; it caused Russia t< hdraw fa ims to the Northwest id j I Mexico from becoming tarch v t ributa n to Fra ace. I n accompi tin alts il removed d a n g e r s [ J) of t he (Fnited States, and d t he i weal! h a ad securii j for ih nintin.uits. These are a few of t h e Its v-hieh it has brought about. Jnd Influence h a s been almost SPRING. Spring, with happj (lome m to bh w ? I D her t rain a n Teat it v ng to her worth. In tin air tbi otle br With bis flat -->ft and l < Plaj - for her a laj <-f v. W bile the birds theii Happy, oar eh n in ton i < J a<U\ v. crept thv u l Thini \ . ihonX an n Sent ! Him wh< i I It 1 1 AH 1 • good thai thou 1 I m Him v i n pri
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