What then?
Our navy can bombard the cities of the coast, but will our marines leave the ships and defeat the land forces of the interior?
Evidently not.
What, therefore, must we do?
Send army against army, as we shall have sent navy against navy.
Consequently the same policy which logically requires a powerful navy will likewise require a powerful standing army.
And our masters know it!
Mr. Roosevelt:
Do you, also, laugh at young Garfield?