Territorial Expansion And the Federal Constitution
Territorial Expansion And the Federal Constitution
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How long it may be before these local conditions become^ 9 satisfactory, no one can say. It may be ten years, or fifty years, or one hundred years before Porto Rico, Hawaii or the Philippines have local institutions and social conditions justifying their admission into the Union. The rich and prosperous States of Kansas, Nebraska and Min- nesota were held as Territories for more than fifty years, while North and South Dakota, Idaho, Montana and Wyo- ming remained under territorial organization ...for nearly ninety years before statehood was granted to them. New Mexico and Arizona are still Territories, although ceded to the United States fifty years ago. Their population is suffi- cient, yet they have not been admitted because — owing to the predominance of the Spanish race — their local conditions are not such as to warrant it. Under our institutions and gov- ernment they have, however, made vast strides in civiliza- tion and progress, surpassing their Mexican neighbors across the border, who are only just beginning, under the powerful rule of Porforio Diaz, to realize the blessings of a stable government.
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How long it may be before these local conditions become^ 9 satisfactory, no one can say. It may be ten years, or fifty years, or one hundred years before Porto Rico, Hawaii or the Philippines have local institutions and social conditions justifying their admission into the Union. The rich and prosperous States of Kansas, Nebraska and Min- nesota were held as Territories for more than fifty years, while North and South Dakota, Idaho, Montana and Wyo- ming remained under territorial organization ...for nearly ninety years before statehood was granted to them. New Mexico and Arizona are still Territories, although ceded to the United States fifty years ago. Their population is suffi- cient, yet they have not been admitted because — owing to the predominance of the Spanish race — their local conditions are not such as to warrant it. Under our institutions and gov- ernment they have, however, made vast strides in civiliza- tion and progress, surpassing their Mexican neighbors across the border, who are only just beginning, under the powerful rule of Porforio Diaz, to realize the blessings of a stable government.
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