Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-18
NATIONALITY CALLED UPON 10 STANDOUT
 FOR LOYALTY
Vice President Marshall Tells Scottish Rite Masons that Deeper Sense Of Duty Is Necessary In the United States.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Vice Presi- dent Marshall, speaking here tonight at golden jubilee celebration of Scottish Rite Masons, urged a deeper sense of American obligation in the war. In the belief that the United in European politics, he said, the question of dual citizenship was not raised until the war in spite of the great tide of immigration
 Loyalty Undoubted.
 "No one ever doubted the loyalty to the flag of all these people whether foreign born or the sons of foreign born, said the vice-president. "Our isolation made it immaterial to us whether there was any difference be- tween loyalty and patriotism, and we did not face the question until it De- came of moment.
 Closer to Europe.
 1.-Two years drew us closer and clos Ter to Europe in the ties of commerce and in the friendly relations of travel. More and more we became a part of the world; and suddenly a made mon arch, drunk with military power and crazed with the idea that he was di- vinely ordained to rule the world, plunged Europe into a war so awful that all wars which had preceded it passed into insignificance.
 Hereditary Patriotism.
 Still We stood by our ancient ideas of isolation, but in two years and q half we discovered that there was a vast difference between loyalty and patriotism. The hearts of men famed up virtually largely in response to the blood that flowed ill their veins. Patriotism showed itself as depend ent. not upon place of residence nor political ideas, but rather upon he reality Patience at last was exhaust ed and there was nothing for a self respecting people to do, if their re- public was to be true to its traditions, save engage in the war on the side of democracy.
 neal OefnOCFdCJ
 q do not care to engage in any hair-splitting, although there seems to be much discussion as to whether this war is being waged to make the world safe for democracy, or to make de- mocracy safe for the world Of course it was meant by the president when he spoke of making the world safe for democracy, Of making it safe for real democracy.
 Liberty Not License.
 We all know that liberty is not license, nor democracy demagogy. We know the world cannot be made safe for murder and arson and pillage and anarchy and tver.f hing tor f"asch the syndicatist and the l. w. W.'s may stand; and we know such things as these cannot be made safe for the world.
 Rule of the People.
 Democracy means the rule of the people under whatever form of gov ernment they may choose to express it, but when once the rule of the peo- pie has been expressed, through their chosen representatives, then - and particularly in the war of war-how- ever much any of us may think that certain of the policies are mistaken policies of speech, press and liberty of conscience do not justifies criticism for criticism. however unintentional. invariably gives aid and comfort to the enemy. \
 conscription In Debate.
 "Conscription as a principle may be a subject of debate but not now. This democracy has adopted it for the pur- pose of this war, and does not intend it be held in abeyance. This goveru- ment has, by its chosen represents tives declared war. If there be any who think it is not justified let them not be of aid and comfort to the en emy by voicing their sentiments.
 World Federation.
 "I want tiis war to end, but not 10 end until the people in every land shall possess the right to make peace and declare war either directly or through their chosen representatives. I want blood, and birth in social stand ing, and educational qualifications and religious trend all to be forgotten in this new parliament of new men. this federation of the world
 No EntaneIing Alliances.
 "I do not want entangling alliances