The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

Am~rtosu- from Great Britain. from
N"Ht trance and southern :
mace r. common cause.
ln, ttst ums De said Americas gates
swung inward Co the forsign-born
ar. an inseparahie and Inn
flAnl au- valued part OF our American
'HAhln- and the few zealofs OF any
En- Who Violate Our neutrality do not.
n- con not. lmuuEu the loyalty or IN.
which adds 90 the swelling chorus %
ny country ns o. Thee. sweet Land
Tn Mexican Problem.
ENprcssinE reluctance 90 speak 81 the
aIf-lnu - American sentiment relating
Pr toreiEn affairs. Senator Harding dis
'44 briefly the Mexican problem.
ml-t o. said. for th" truths sake
And clearer understanding. We have hun
A-msricanlsm a Washington which il
.Nsll IN American soul. hc
l'elafcd There b. ~ geographic modi-
ucatiun % American rights. They are
ih' same IN Mexico that they are on the
l.Fh ssa~. they are the same In Europe
that they are m Asa. and arr sacred
ever where. and tho American spirit de-
hihnds their fullest protection.
Whatever the ultimate solution may
history viii write Mexico a. the title
20 ih" humiliatlnE recital OF the greatest
La-'n m our foreign relations Ince~-
,alnil. instability. NJ an contcmpt and
every chapter. and IN. pitiabl- story Of
rt'rlfcfd American lives and the do
'N WN lawfully nfAl American
property viii emphasize the mistaken
policy 20 Watchful waiting and wobblinE
warfare
Under the proteNt ~ non-interfcrcnco
~. iNww-fatlc administration miscr-
nhlf msddled In the name 81 psac.
mat same administration encouraged
revolution. and the most 90 American
rt'rlfirrH was charged Co needless war
"u huertt wh'r' the real American .N-
pend Iiurr required ouly the voice OF au-
thofitv demanding protection 10 Amen
can RIGHTS The urRHuW.N mrHsH- .,Er -
CT. that the Democratic administration
lft ,uddl'd villa as a patriot. then
chased him a. a bandit"
Respecting Americas course with
Europ" m. temporary chairman assert
- thht no political party could draw q
Nariahi' chart for our hip of state
amid Europe warning ambitions
Justice he continued. points tho
way thruugh the safe channel OF neu-
ifnlitA There are dangers. cmi or
real looming on every side. but we
marked by International law and the
command. and when peace comes the
sober Judgment ~ the world will cNalt
US ever higher and higher a. "A people
strong Boo heart and noble In the cspou-
sal ~ lu~ilc" and Justices humanity.
in that world Wild. respect add confidence.
which needs unly To Doe preserved. We
shall have "a lofty place In the great r.
constitution. and We reasonably may
hops, 60 see this mighty republic again
mlhl-t"riug o. tho establishment Of
peace and all its precious blessings"
In connection With foreign affairs the
senator also discussed Wtd~usd relation
ships 90 the United states declaring that
. 'nl~ k~'N'fnw'nt d. Co urE" tho world e
attention O." International justic, and To-
h','iu' lh' agency ot a progressive civil
ltAfiUu ~ must assume the responsible
tiles uf Influence and sNampl and ac-
'Flt Lh' burdens uf enlarged particiua-
tiHn Tho cloistsrod life h. NOT POSSIBLE
]" the potential man or the potential ma
ton Moreover. tho Monroe doctrine.
L"ht'r l"r "a century FL maintenance,
iln.s an g~bigation OF neW world spon-
-nr-hlp ana old world relationship. cur
part must mot De- dIctaturtnl. % must b.
trusted leadership Iu a. fraternity OF
America Negligent
Tho senator declared America had
been Negligent concerning It's own DE-
Tense ans had b,,u dwelling ia faucicd
rather than real security and should
Republicans. De- said. believed In AIDE
uuuft national defense. Democratic
rartS De- insisted. interrupted when al,
lie puhlgru- were building Co high rank
among o." naval powers.
Il shall not SAY that o. is ours o. have
'h' t''hi'ei navy lu the world. said tho
instance and the passing OF cur one time
Isolation. We uuEhf tH haN, "a navy thft
fears nom, lu 90, world. and can say ans
time ana yWh're-fh,S are American
rights and must o., respected"
There are manifest difference, about
our ~l'l"pu'ui- Tor military defense.
Dee continued. The President mad, "a
] trlI from the coast 90 the valley OF the
Missouri tu t,l 90. American people
I ih' need ~ Ir'r~tr,du"=-. 10 might hay,
been more ~rtuly Goo r,l fh. story ro.
I Congress. Tor that body was iu session
and empowered 90 scf. and seemingly
ever ready To- TESTIFY obedience" HoN-
ever. Congress undertook leo pruNiI, an
army Tor defense and the majority Wub-
IIet between uucIr,Hfiuu ana ur.uar.d-
ness until the Republican minority ~
/ pending u.ttlr. A., I.sp
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