New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-21
SAY AMERICANS
NEED TRAINING
Continued from page l

States can accomplish little for man
kind save Insofar IA WITHIN US p0I
ders It develops an intense SPIRIT OF
Americanism The professors OF every
/ form of hyphenated Amcricanism are
as thoroughly the foes OF this country
az If they dwelled without its borders
and made active war against ~. once
i IL was true, as Lincoln said, Tat TINS
country could not endure half free end
half slave To-day it Is true that II
cannot endure half American and hall
foreign The hyphen Is Incompatible
with patriotism"
Patriotism should be an integral
part Of oar every feeling Mt all times,
for II is merely another name for those
qualities OF soul which make man IN
peace or in war by day or by night
think of his duty 70 his fellowsw and Of
his duty 70 the nation through which
their and his doftiest aspirations must
ind their fitting expression.
Argues for Patriotism.
"True patriotism carries with II not
hostility 20 other nations. but QUICK
ened sense of responsible good Will
toward other nations, a good Will OF
acts and not merely OF words.
IL stand for nationalIsm OF duty,
10 oneself and 20 others; and, there
fore. for nationalism which Is
means TO internationalism
"World peace must rest on the Will
lingness OF nations with courage, cool
foresight and readiness for seif-sacri-
flee 20 defend the fabric OF lnterna-
tional law.
"No nation can help in securing an
Organized, peaceful and justice doing
world community until 1t is willing to
run risks and make efforts IN order
10 secure and maintain such a com
munty.
There can be no real preparedness
10 perform our duty in time OF war
unless there IS preparedness 10 do our
duty in time Of peace.
I'VE Must BE Prepared"
"Of course. the most important OF
all types OF preparedness is that OF the
spirit Of the soul. This comes hrst u
We are TO get the proper social ana
business preparedness. But II must
EXPRESS itself through social law Tor
corporations and business prepared
ness; and furthermore. although TINS
preparedness IN and for peace must
lie at the bottom OF military prepared
ness, vet II Is useless unless guarded
by preparedness against war. S2cial
and industrial efficiency go hand IN
hand with military efficiency.
National preparedness either tor
peace or war can be achieved only on
the basis OF unity and through the IN
strumentality of an efficient national
governmental system.
"All the forces that make for In
dustrial or military preparedness must
be under the regulation OF single
power, and that power the national
government.
zone sovereignty must control. -
fciencv cannot be attained Sn0eI forty
eight conflicting soverelgrues. re
vii OF the cation car cs carried 20
effective results 3n.y y givirs me IA
tor a.. ~. 5oWe; 1eedec ~ 90 =, =
power tina, W.. overrias sry a9verse
power that wou.c impede ne purpose
or conflict with ne AIMS }: he nation.
AS regards military efficiency here
is Al presen. 1th.ug y this .oant.y
10 which C point as a. example. AID
even q our n.stcrY We have only
achieved .. as regards The army. rela-
.ive.y % he rest II ne world. 4. he
close 81 he -iy.i Var
a. regards he nsvy. ne we're In
good shap, seven years ,go Sut .ince
ihen Sermsay England snc Japan have
go., IheaI ser5 fast While ve AZ srs:
stopped !olas ahead And 'or he last
three rear. cave Sone oackwsrd.'
Oenounces Oemagogues
then. turning &C socis. oettermeut,
Hr Roosevelt praised -aii,oruia. and
saiti
"Oa me whole, n. temacogu. IL ::
leas, az great an enemy - social ,d-
yancemen, as ;he rocked hampton u
business and pollt.e.. privilege. ca!..
tognia's experience LAS shown that II