Show PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT OUTLINES HIS POLICY of of nic bagua lansil table to he I 1 ted president poosevelt eielt has outlined in some deta 1 the policy he will follow during his incumbency of office in no sense are tl ey divergent from what has been understood as mr mckin ley s policy this pol cy as outi ned will be for a more liberal and axtens ve ty ohp burcl ase dad sale of cities that the overproduction of this country can be sat dis posed of by fair and equitable arrange ments with fore agn countr es the abolition ent rely of commercial war with other countries and the adoption of reciprocity treaties the abolia on of such on for eign goods as aie no longer needed for revenue if such abolition can be had without harm to air industries and labor D commerce al 1 nes ua be established between the eastern coast of the united estates and the boits in south america and tl e I 1 ac fie coast ports of mexico central america and south america the encouraging of the merchant marine and the bu id ag of which shall carra the american Ame ritan flag and be owned and controlled by A aei leans and american cap tal the au an I 1 couplet on as soon as possible of tl e isal mian canal so as to give direct water corn to the coasts of central america booth america and 1 jahe construct const luct on of a cable owned by tle government connecting our mainland with our fore agn possessions notably ha va i and the nes the ise of COOL statory methods 0 arb in all d shutes with for eign nat ons so as to avoid armed the protect on of the savings of the people in banks and in other forma of investments by the preservation of the ommert al prosperity of this country and the ng in pos eions of trust of men of only the highest integ nty s will be noted these policies are n line ath the deas advanced by president mckinley at the pan amer ican exposit a tl e daiy his as bassi nation |