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“我关心巴拿马运河,因为它是我搞起来的。如果我按照老一套保守的办法,我就应该向国会提出一篇冠冕堂皇的两百来页长的咨文,引起永无休止的辩论。但是我攫取了运河,而让国会去辩论。当辩论还在进行的时候,运河就动工了。”(1911年3月23日美国退任总统西奥多·罗斯福在加利福尼亚大学的讲词) 最后通牒 1903年6月9日,美国国务院向美国驻哥伦比亚公使贝奥乌普雷就美国与哥伦比亚关于巴拿马运河问题的谈判发出一份密码电报,指示贝奥乌普雷向哥伦比亚提出最后通牒。电文如下: “哥伦比亚政府显然没有认识情况的严重。运河谈判是由哥
“I care about the Panama Canal because it’s what I did, and if I follow a conservative set of old rules, then I should have given the congressional piecemeal two hundred pages long message to evoke endless debate, but I snapped The Grand Canal was opened to debate in Congress, and the canal was started when the debate was still going on. ”(Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States, Retired President, March 23, 1911, at the University of California) Final Conclusions 1903 On the 9th of January, the U.S. State Department sent a courier telegram to the U.S. Ambassador to Beaupore in Colombia on the negotiations between the United States and Colombia over the Panama Canal, instructing Beauppre for a ultimatum to Colombia. The message reads as follows: "The Colombian government apparently did not recognize the seriousness of the situation.