Show CONTEMPTIBLE OBJECTIONS The New Ne' York World gives particular ar emphasis to Senator H Halos Halo's protest aga against sending some battleship battleships battleships bat bat- to the Pacific It It is only necessary to state that hat Senator Hale is statesman and further that a p price peace while Senator H Hale le is next nest to Senator Senat r Allison the oldest Senator that Senator that is he has been a Senator more years than any of his brothers Senators Senators Senators-he he is nevertheless nevertheless never never- a most provincial man He wants the Philippines Philippines Philip Philip- pines given independence and when it is pointed out outto outto outto to him that such ch a thing would only precipitate a deplorable deplorable deplorable de de- de- de race war there he is color blind and cannot cannot cannot can can- not see it In n point of fact to him N New w England i is bigger than all the country west of bf the Mississippi 1 though California could take New v England on its hurricane deck and have room enough left to take on on New York and Pennsylvania He is so generous of soul that he does not believe that Japan would ever strike an unarmed nation His thought is precisely like the thought of the eighty in Idaho who met a band of Bannock savages savages savages sav sav- ages on the warpath The said in bad English we good and gave the savages their guns The result w was was' that in ten minutes there ther were vere eighty dead The attitude of a great portion of the Ea Eastern rn newspapers over the proposition to reinforce the helpless little Pacific fleet is js as narrow a and d' d contemptible con con- as it is short It was George Washington who vho said In In ti time rie of peace prepare prepare f or war r K T v 1 R l r i il l i r It t. t J. J Ji S t- t a I |