Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-01
Friend, All Friends at the
New York Banquet.
In Favor Of World Peace and
! Pres. Taft Is the Fav0riie.
,$tlfrers Of STRIFE and Directors Of
Dlseord Disappointed.

Qut INT NlAAStilS ASoSN f1ts'A
tquet, Saturday night, proved to be
Ianrthing its name implied-so far at
Ileast as its attendant conditions were
kcnncc-ned. President Taft, who was
1.-THE guest of honor and the chief
Ispeaker of thu evening. not only made
This now familiar arguments for the
Ipending arbitration treaties between
1.-THE United States and Great Britain
land France, but specifically answered
some criticisms which have recently
been made of the principles embod-
led in those treaties. He also replied
to the charges lodged against these
. advocates of the arbitration treaties,
who did not favor arbitration of the
4 differences between the United States
and Russia.
Those of us who are in favor of
these treaties have been criticised as
inconsistent because we did not invoke
| arbitration in the recent difference
| with Russia" he said. 81 am not en-
! tirely willing to speak as frankly as
/ might of that because my tongue is
tied in a slight way by what | hope
| for in future negotiations. All that I
! can say is that if You will read the
4 great argument of Elihu Root on the
question Of whether the treaty should
be terminated and why arbitration
would not do. ! am content TO stand
vi i,,s s''' 1'' ''1''
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o,,ex,ion under tho treaty Professor
Rassett Moore who ;s nerbans tbe ereat-
es, international a,,tboritv we have in
this country saws tho very same thing
Sir Edward Grey ssys so ON the floor of
par,iamen. So 7 think NE are rather safe
on thai question. Then The question is
whether we shan,a arhitrate tho ,iyht of
anvbody IN come into This country
against our will or course If we make
q treat, ia,,ine no. -, nh, Nc ,.,
hound Ia resnona m tho treaty. hut ~ ya
do mot the question of letting anvbodv
in Is a ouestion nj national nolicv and
not OF international nolicv and cannot ha
arbitrated II Is question of the liber-
alitv of the Country thar owns the
ground and Tertiary That is all,
The nossjbIiitv ~ some t,ih,,,,al hai,,,
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