New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-11


lieycd 90 have had a powerful IN
&c or SIR. Garrison.
T' President made public tonight
@ Full correspondence between him
and Mr. Garrison. The accepted
r nation Sc that this was 20 proven:
possible belief. either here or
.-,. a. tnat che breach was due to in
Goual questions.
IS correspondence shows that the
der. has been unwilling for some
20 take O. definite position on
the preparedness OF the Philip
r. question. lie has maintained
. ne must keep IN open mind on the
CT and practically has put him
.f tie position that he would fol-
e he ,cad Of Congress on both Qoes-
o,. nc has not wished in either
20 assume tho responsibilities OF
rah.p and Nr. Garrison has
ed vigorously that forceful leader
was absolutely necessary.
Clarke Amendment h"ise'
Presidents position IN regard 20
Philippine bin IS made perfectly
"Thc Clarke amendment hc
Ts urvise 20 this time. hut IL
q clearly be most inadvisablc for
~ take the position that I must
.t...r5 h..L
nt ii''' "a. "'.'"
cs Of Congress concur I'D bll
,l,... clio amendments"
..r..:. ..r,.,,, he save.
.5 H., I.o
aM .'- F'. e'"' .'''" '"'-
sure f.r preparation for national
... .r..rb v., deem necessary, can
..-...t ,.,,o.3
D.a'.'l .--- ... 10. 0''''- '''' ''
thiu. that % would be most un-
aud MOST unfair TO the committee
f........ sos. ,bo+ - cannot be
e..
DE- Garrison evidently read these
,,.,... Sd, connection with tho pre-
.....-...-. 90 tbo President re-
- l.,-;., tis reco,t
go.
OF INC "''.' -'"o '' '' '''
.e 90 form au adequate force from
. ,,ft+. Al that time end previous,
.i...+ had f,,1,. summarized
VIC -. =
-. Carr SON views ana 'ue views "a
war experts. 10 was the refusal OIL
. President To make this stand def
20 rs rerards Congress that led to the
change Of letters which resulted IN
~ RESIGNATION. This exchange began
.o,,t tro middle Of January. a. a time
,o,, .b. President WAS still hesitating
to roaLiro The defence pro-
nm ,tse1f a Dersonal issue.
.0, r.r,..rr b Mr. Garrison wrote
~. p,ls,l.rt o,nosirc the military fu-
'it,. and nol.-tca strength Of the
homo which had been hatchcd among
- Doro,-s.ie leaders in the House
"a ,,....1 ... President to take hama
.t.a -..,,...o. ST once
a.. .l'0 nod " be wrote chat
.t,stion ia dealt with
.,.,,,,t1r and effectively We can i'm
. '3n,ps ~. a. ""r -os.orsbie expectation Of
' ''N ...l,..bfe rceult.
M. C,uod ulusorV
""' '"
$50 far a. the MILITARY par % 20
ouai defence is concerned lhere can
e. uO honest or worthy solutloH WIN"
oes not result in national FORCES uI
or the exclusive control and authorily
+ the national government. An! o'heI
olutiOu is lllusOry and not real, is APP
aren't and not substantial: c,
"Thcre ls perfectly lesi'ilHa.e 'eI"
T discus non ana DEBATE a. 20 ,'
lcans of obtaining - 49,
orctr. me ii"I"l 'i''' .e,....,,. .ig+
h0uld be regular s'S"u'l l-... urn tEe
houid DE ois"N'1'u .bo,id he
OCULAR eldAuihi al ny ....l.- Co.,
raWn from lhe pou! VI 1,'.-,s.,,h o.
horter periods OF halloIiSi se,,,C' '' sre
hose pa me regular t""u''.- - g.
III legitimate anu piOp,l M i;.',-es;l
onsldcra a"3.9 a. ateso,t
bnt mere u.s. aoSo..,,' rl ~ from
rom ING i'li'.1is p - r.eaeure
ne coNclus'ol' .-"' . ,osgoesos any
'l h"tlo""' - rational
lrtue ~ o"o "''0" f''''''
oices' H., - o1oeyaca
me Fei! -..,l..,,,toroj
here ore, when must ne t"'VN's - -
md dealt with by the STUDENT " '"e
ltuaton is between ielt"l'yo "fOt' - ="
ystem OF STATE ,lov,ps' IoiS ~ 80. ,,h;ob
20 cons u'0Het l". .".4o..o cd, 49,
'encer rem "Ds'!u'e'! .''.'J Y.,'o o. nm
lli.ce 'ot . .., ', ,.,'cJ oacercd trained
'15 cn~troIIc5 bv the national author
ties non rhis subject there does not
visit. and there cannot legitimately eX-
III anv difference of opinion among