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Republic or !lexieo

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HIS LIFE

On 1&nU"~ ry .)0, 188:2 a great u.n ••• born in lf¥de Par~, New Tort. Ht

was Yrankl..1n 0.-Uno Rooeevelt, aon or Jaaea ltooMnlt, • wea.l.UQ- aa.n, and

Sora Delano, a 7ounc 1nt.ol.l.l.gent - with - cifia whiel> abo later ""•

between ga.MI and l&u&ht..r, l.Deu.leated in her onl7 10n .

During hia eh1ldhood he nonr ratiglled h1uelt t.oo web witll h11 ochool

dutia s but sainod hie main instruction trom naturo, for h18 !ather' s house

no at tllo ed( l or tho HudJ!on River and thoro the bo7 learned. and c..,. to

Jmow, 1n COJIPOD7 with tile ehildran or tho C&r.l, onryt.b1ng perte1D1n1 to

fi shing, bunt.iop , ...u.1ng &1111 bost1ng.

ll'hen he ••• l) JNrl old he ent.er.c! U\e aehool ~r Groton, MeaN•

cbu•etta, destined tor the eloildran or tho rieh. In this enwironment ho

did not !eel eatJ.atii'Cl for be did not. observe uona bia mates anythiaa bat

co:~:petltion coneern1na their clothes or tho fortunoe ot their tathore .

SOJM ttllra later he entered Harvard Onlvtraity . ?her e hie co-Jtudente,

rocognl.oing h11 ability ..., an orator and bia &kill 1n tho aport. ho loved

so well, raft M.a the poa1tioc u ad.J.tor o1 tbe •Crla$oa,• the W)1ven1~

atudODt cowepepor. Tbo orticlea he Wl'Ot.o &bowed hit dloeotistactiO<I with

the spiritual attitude or tho 1"""1 """ ot tho pri•Uopcl elo .. who attondod

the school a nd who tlloui)lt that booauoo ot thoir 1ncn-r thor could n>lo

everythloa; a.nd demand everything . H• wa.ated dut1ee and honor• j uatlJ'

• ~ivided in auoo .. nt with urits and • -111tioo and not 1n proportion to

on•' a WMJ.tb. R• alao &&k.ed 1a Ma new•pe.~r for the eoDa-tr.l.eUon or fire

It

l t C.pel , 80 that 1tudenta c:or.J.ld IIC.t pe t o aafet, i n ~~ Of a flH. Tbil

already tllowo h.lo preoccu!*ti on 'IIi th oocial •oll"are .

AttAr the death of hio father, 1rankl1n bee&IIO the •u.n• ot the

hou , e , tNc,i ng over eJ.l t.he aetivitlo a of hia b t.e parent. Pro• ti~e to tlme

he rlsit.d hil rol• tivoa, n th .m ... h lad oet abliahod a !!nee ... trioodohi p .

Tbl e wa t eapechll.y the e&M with hio couai n !le.anor , 11boa he aarried when

he _.. 22 reare old .

Eleanor ••• OGlJ 19 yeara old .,.._.... ahe urrted. She waa .._,.

peoplee• povorty and toll, and Abou t. tbe r1ght a or woaaen, tor t hio kind ot

read1n~ ~•ttri&l i nt erested her much mor• than novels and poetry.

The YOUDC coupl e moved to ~ew York where Fra.nklin studi ed l aw. lo

edclitt - n to tbe ao 1tudiea he took .f'.D '"~1nc.J"'U.s1ng 1Dtoreet. ln a r1t1M

prob l.:ts, porb&pa bec.ftu~e since hi' chil dhood he bAd Node •aar t.r 1pa on the

HUdson alMS SMIM'\PI also beeaus~ the int-eres t 1n the sea waa 1n hJ.I blood,

f or he waa de scended thr ough hie mother tro. eeatarlng aneestor a .

tHE t D£Al4 0[ !'l\t.l/1\LtN DELillO ROOSI!VPLI

S lnee th• daye or bia childhood Rool evelt. engraved on hie conecieoce

aDd heart t..'te following words t

-we bold the se trut.ht to btl eelf-ev4.A,ut., tha t all aen a.re c roat.d equal; that th.,. .,.. ..xlowod b7 the~r Crootor rltb ce rt.aln 1nalie:oable ri.sbt a ; that a.»n.g t!tcH an 11/ e, Uberty , and the purau.lt o! boppinooo . '!'bat, to .. .,.,.., tbuo ri&bto, r;overnaanta are inatttut..d asona aen, derirlng t heir juat. powtrl fro:~ tb• conHot ot the &ovtrned; that, whantver AJ'O' form ot aovern.ent btdOIMI dtllrudt!Ye ot these 1nd11 i t 11 tho rii:bt of tho pooplo to oltor or to obollah it, and to inatituto • ••• govo,..,.,t, l.qin1 ita !o\IJI4ot1on on Ncb principles, aDd orcuitt.na ite powera in mob to ... , •• to th• shall """"' DOst ll.kol;f to al"toct th•ir aatot)' and bappino oa. •

TheM p.r1nc1plea aernd at t.h• baale tor nao the ..U.e llt a oUoaa

aZid intoc tioao ot hio lito up to and duTiD& tbo period that ba ... pred.doDt.

,

III.

Perhaps these ideas were part ot his whole beine,, for one of hi s a:t~ee.atora

wna Robert Livinaeton, who wae one ot the conmit tae that eo=tpOeed the

Declaration ot Independence on~~ 7, 1776.

When he undertook hie ti:r3t electoral campai gn , to become a Seoator 1

ho kncrw ~~:en and woe aware of the 1nju3ticos tha t ~ded thea. He wae

a"alcc to thei r wiahos a,nd t'elt tha.t he wa..s c.apablo or giv-ing thea what tblf

wanted , for he was convinced tha t to r each t.Jlis goal it a s only necesaa.ry

to work on the basis of the principl es which had inspired tbe Declaration ot

I ndependence, n~e~y that Well men ~re created equal . • To thia bia

conscience added •and the governments are there ooly to prot ect these rights

which the Ore&tor has given man . •

Retiring to private li.fe a.t't&r los ing his C&.!!lp&ign tor the Vie ...

Presidency, he 'f«<S striken by a terrible siekneas, infantile paral.yds, whieh

had not been 1Jell axplored at. that time and: therefor e was ditticult to cu.re

- but. aft e r th.J~ee years, through hio willpower and the care of his unseU'iab

w-1.fo1 he was able to overcome his handi cap.

In 1929 Roosevelt tr1Ullpbed Md becMIG Covernar of the Stt\to ot New

York . He i.m:tadi.ately directed an attack against t he great monopoli.es .

'I'h&t year saw a f ateful econo!lde crlsia e.nd bia measures were lmi:nediat;.e)J­

r e eiated by the great trusts and mlllionairea , who said. tha t he wanted to

interfere with their businosses .

Soon $-l'·terwarda Roosevelt (who in the meantime had beeo elacted to

the Presidency) convoked a Pan A•erican conference at Buenos Aires known a a

the "ln terama.rican Conference tor the Conaol ida t1on ot the Peac.e .• In the

inaugural add reeo he mado the following at&tuaent1 ( abridged)

-while expressing fai t h in the Western Remiephero • • .rrtr. that we will m.alntain and detend de!DOCn.t1c1 reprewentat1ve1 conetitG­tional governllont. We &lao 'll1ll rea1'tira our boliet that thraqb

,

IV.

this form of governmtlnt we. e:hell be able to otter t.o the people the greateet extenslou,of culture, education, lde&a, and free thought aa well aa the a reateat measu.re or aecuritt and equality of oprortunity tor digniJ'ied Living. In attircine the .. Yeritieo • • oball ba able to avoid rivalry i n ar:u.aenta and the riae of ill will . Thill Corm or government offers hop-e for peace and a iNn abundant lite to tlle trbole "orld . 'J'he faith in the Am.er.hcaa, tht)re!ore, is a apir 1V.1Al one. Br otherhood in the Americes will ~ 11'\vu.-loerable ae long oe the A.mer ican nations ~a.intain that spirit."

This speech ot Roosevelt. becAme the- corners-tone or P&.n American

unity . I t. initioted the real cooperation or the Latin A.merl aan Republica

with tht'l Woshington gover nmant. Fr a.nklln o. Roooevelt was the one who

really inspired 411 Amer!oa with • feel ing of solidarity through the Good

Neighbor Policy .

Of equal i=portance w~a the Interostlonal Conference on world Pea e&

held at the Castle of Chapultepec in l'ebruMY 1945. I ts most i1111>0rtont

result was the Act or Cht.pultepec. 11. sgrees with Franklin D. Roosevel t's

ideas which he developed in 19.34 at Chica.eo in his •ceepta.nc:e apeeeh for th&

Pr esidential candidacy. Then he said, "I ulce you. depositaries and I make

mysalf r~aponsible for a New Deal for the A meriean people. I believe that

tho individUAl should have tull liberty ot action to develop in tho maaauro

of his or h er abUiUes but· I ale:o believe thAt a few ponr!\ll men should

not have the rieht to sacrU'ice half of tho popu.la.ti on of the D'U1ted Stntee

&IS industrial canno·n fodder for their notion of individualism."

THE PAN ""!ERICAN l\'ORK OF l'RAiiltLIN D. ROOSEVELT

One of the fi r st action a of his government •ae, and sUJ.J. ie , of the

higb .. t be~ofit to tho All!ar1can people, becsuse it founded and initiated tho

Cood 11a1f)lbor Policy . Tbo gonrnment ot RDosevolt refused to yield to tlle

influence of the Wall Street mill ionaires who up until then had domLnated

hoahpbere policy , and throuil> t he c:outh o! Vice Pruidont llolleco, 'P'raDicll.D

0. ROOMVelt eaidl

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v.

"The .tronger nations will bevo the privUege of helping the 7CJU.ng6r ones, but. arty kind of lm~rial.lam will ha'f'e to closo . The e en ot A cor lea IIIU.St unl te tor defenee, llDd. atlll we can realiae the d.rou. ot Bolivar, t.bo dreM ot internationlll cooperntion, wi th j ustice and reapect. for the rights ot our fellow man."

Thu:. began t he work ot President. Rooaovelt for Pan Ac.er lc.an unity.

He bt'ld declared that. nationa c&Mot. Uve in i solation and that

api.ritu.nl and mor al unity in tbo Western Rcslaphoro was convenient oo:l

U8etu.l to tho United States, o.nd Ulel"ofore !f..IJ.nWned the Oood Neighbor

Policy . 1'he .first prectic&l action he took in f avor of Pan Ar.eriean.ie:.t woa

t.he acceptance o r an agreement e.t ;.:ontewideo tor the United St.'ltos to

o.'bolish t."le 80-.c.slled Platt Aoendment i n the t re.aty with CUba •••

t he Declaration ot Chapultepec co~t~ed the ideas expreaaed in a

speech Roosevelt had delivered two y e ar& 'before i n Monterrey , • hen Ltexieo

aod the U. s. exte11ded a cordial h.tlnd to eoeh otber . Sd4 her "1'te kno•

tbs.t. the time ia definitel y over when exploitation of the resourceo and

paople of a country for t·he benefit of another country w&a the gen•ral nUe .

'I"he hour has coma when each cithcm ot each Am.eriCUln cou.ntr,; will h'!.vo to

r ecognize the fact tha.t tllo Good NaiehJ'or Policy means that dU8£8 to one

c:o\Ultcy h dua.ec done t.o each of the.:a . lfe h•ve finally roeogniud the

pr-1Ilciplo of independence aDd now it h tl~:~~~ to recognbo that tho inter-

depe~enc:e of our countries constitute a priviltite•"

On the 12th of Apr il 1945 the world we.a abaken by the nowa that

franklin Delano Rooacvelt had died in his "Litt.le 1tb1te House• in Wa:ra

Sp-r inss . But this great me.n ha s not died . His ep1r1t t hrobs, U vea, a nd

will live etenu&lly in tbe en t ire Westel"D Heaiaphan.

Mexico, o.r. on the 8th of Auguat 1946.

Tara Parra "-•cNair ( sian~)

14 years old , 2nd Iea.r, Croup 112

Dey Hiah School Ill

(countersigned) Director 1. Cerc1a Corral

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....,. ot ua MN MYe f0180\- u. Yaa _....,.,

•rn tbo tlau ot IIOJ'l d polt• 1 -u 6Mt- tilts _._ ts - JOUer

of tba fOod •lcbbor- tbo DCllbbor *• N~IJ rcs,..w ..-u -·­

ca.,.. bo -. co, r.s,.atc tba "'"• ot otMr. • tM -~ - r s &a

C~rl4 ot ne18bbo re. •

Bo r.ctotcd It to • 1- t-u;, us bo cell fOOl lop a .., ~

to take up t.M clut.S.1 ot P t tw•Gor to llbSOO. IICtas.et-, t. •t«, -I ....

_,., ln& tt 1a )'OU'a to ...... w tc., to ltft 1t.--. oar rM..., •'•!til,

eo ban •a.tlMe 4mlbte4 our 4S.b\....,.tf •• a., 11111 •h &'•' _.

1. n --s 1121 u. ._.. tzun w _. 1 a rt•U•IU JOllelee .. ..._

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3. AD4 tbot o•oo ID tllte -U-N - at otbOI' -ftll ........... b~

ond tiDe ...-4o - ODd tiler •ttld .. ..,., - ,taetttsM I.D •"1111 ror ....._

• · '~boo CDDeocnUCID to tile MIA~ 1114_.., .. of tile ,_.._ ...... u ..

CID t.M 11ootom -Upllero I.D thle ~ "-' I.D l.la •• --~- - ­

~no bel tbo rl~ to I.Dto~ I.D tile !.D\eftal or --el .rr.t.re at

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lloll, ,.. lalow now tbot tbo eoto followed tbo - oa tbot b teVrto

llal'Ob the fourtb dolo: 'lhoo Plott --• d"-""• U.. lut .... ~.ae.

nottoa ot tbe Unlt.ed St.atea •• reapaDatble tor thia be• th iN 41....,.._.

otbor DlltlODI do•olopod, ot COUI'M, tbo tllll crowtb of tbo Good .. ~­

ldeol ... oot o progreto llloo o poroM, 'lhoore heYI boon ood \bore atll bo

dlttoroocoo bot_, ncUCIDo. ~t .. lo>ow todeJ' tbat tbo ldMl lt..,do. 'l'bl

Qood lltl ,.hbor to our pottoro of, borit-. _, • coo ·--• tbot •n• \','aab~to.D e.nd lolhar made ua tne Dlt.lcm.a, l'nDJt1..1D RooeOMlt la4 u t.o

ditl>ltJ ODd booor , nopcct end ... elltJ 1D tbla *•la lleal"''lle... Ill tbo

hM~IC .. DlltlCIDal looeNlptJ' boo - Dot tile ..,.-o1 ~ prl .... -

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._tbor tor tbe -· ODd -nr ~ all --

Ill le36 - Prool- .......,ol, .,,_ all pnoe•u •• Ia M~il&

to llola\b -••• to ot'-4 tile ,_ -- _,_ ... lie • 1 Uld eM -

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OUr took 11 not done.. - · tile· pollor ot tile 0ooc1 Jo~r u o

ll•ln8- policy la .... llblcb .. at&!...,. be In-· ot naun ... 1n tbo boono ot""" •d tbolr ototo-. l!ut"" bno o.,;,. o 1- .., •

• ID-4, tile oxporiGilco ot t bll llbo1o boalopllere lo to4c:r tile 110n boon_.

Ins ex-.plo ln a troubled worl4. Jo bo .. oooo tor ooo~ to .-bor tbot

~hen .Rootovolt. epolco on that dea,poret.e d., in Karch 193:5, bo •• apoUlD&

not aoroly tor tbo Uni t.od St.etoa . cot MI'Oly to the Martoan.t, but tbet be

1101 onwsctat1n& tn tho laepa ot all MD'• UDdwatudiD.g a p~ tor \a. .. rld.

OUr """ pr<>geoa 1n tho Mlrlcu ct ... Ul bull tor toltb lJ> tbo .. r l4.

wo oood not bo loot 1n tho •ohcloo ot dtplcmaor or tile -lolOIIO omd -.

ot pooplo. llut "" auot hold toot to Roooo .. lt ' o ro .. oltas tolth tbot ... 11"-

•hero •01:18 nattone •• among BeD, the hope, tbe aoo4 wtll, tbo'Wl'llt-heer\ecl­

neu ot aood netcthbor a 1e tho ool.y bella tor pMC-o •Oft£ nattoea or acoarU.J

t or tbelr pooplo•.

dreoa lo nlll tho pottolll tor oll - Ia .,.... tiM. ,