The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
NO PARTIAL
. LEAGUE FOR u. S.
Must Embrace All Nations,
Says Mir. Wilson.
jEopg PARTNER WITH EUROPE

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MahehcSte' oPee1"
anal Evidence CT agreement WIZ"
;, on Peace Fund.:aca.aIs
eier. Dec. 5'-i reSiueHl
I no a great audience III rec
|e<ati that the 'h'''" 7'''e'
= %'Wouid j"lh III any '"''i'' -'i''' .oii
T. /;Ati"lS which was h"! '"is'i''''l'oH
60 them all
lis declaration pr"'I""rd Il great
demonstration.
\nirsi every sentence me i'''N.u'",
uttered iii ms speech was receive"
with appiaNS" ana cries 81 li'"'
ear Ii was i''".h iilSs hr'''>" "u-
f~toce-Fesaislnl inc sp''''' "e d i''"''
dant one
| ne Whole tone "l tht pi'S-'ls4'' >
.1,,,t;a,,aI indi.o+io,
/ d. .tlS a. an "''"i' .'i'"
| - his conferences OF last week WIN
~. How'd George and Arthur James
F..ir,r, had revealed the United
c+ D,;+,,i,, ~, ,uito
\ S';'.eS ana Nieat hi''"'i VIZ 1t f"''o
lcCinE;nn ground from when ihe peace
,,r...fa,ious could proceed with the
w.. n,,.i,,,.. ,to,dina toqafhar on the
w" '''''i'0
'iLi:IAmentalS.
The speech also was taken as an
1,,l.,..,,i,.,,. ,hat mnch of th.. i,nnol.taut
.., al.,s,,.,,l., bo1
1Gt'HilS 81 the pe"'e '''ii CIV '''''
I been arranged
hssnnA trT7prican ewes The scene in the
,r,.n,i, han wa. .o,no,.a,la r.
ffe% '""e nan ,.'., ..,
Thai OF Il session OF p"ii'''"! i''''oh-
iaI convention. The Introductory
! snpaches were received much as are
,.,.,.,..>., 60. ~, f
x iii' Holi''h'tihS i''
fvor.te candidate at such conventions
When President Wilson arose to speak
a., ,,,,,> ,.os,o,,,r1aa .b,, of q convan.
< 'iie ai.1+o
i ton about to nominate caIlololte
IL by reclamation.
i Dros.,1or+ Wilson'S address was sc
: l"tl'NS'
NJ, lard AIavor ladies and Camille
oen. parhans T may he permf.fed ia
4! nFJ fnIlnw citizans. Won have made
J ,.,n fool in a w9v that * Geenly de-
! -, ~ ,.n.,n,.o,,s ,vaIoon,o which
+, ,t.I' hn,.a ocGn,dad mo and hack ri
1 ! ! knou- tl,a,.. lies me same sort OF
II f...jino for the great neonie whom
ICING loi t,,T Pra,i,nsantiun
H'tNe lile pl ~ 80 VI '.3iaIit 4f,,a
There IS 1eeilhg 81 c"rulaIlH, tIa
ternity a"a frlend@nlp between lnt
two great nations ana as l nave gone
from place TO place ana nave beel
made everywhere TO Ieel me Pu!st VI
sympathy that IS now beating oelWeeI
US. have been led TO some yer! serl
Gus thoughts as to what the OASIS OF
it all is.
For L think you VIII agree win ms
: that frlendship Is not mere sem sen u
ment. PatrlotlSn IS NOT mere sen sen, !
lment. 1t is based upon prlhclple
i"Ipon the prmclpie Ihat letus Iilair !.
give more than he demands. SLlf MAJ.
ly:: friendship IS based nor merely upoi
affection, but upon conln on seIEI W. :,
ne man IS nou your , W.! and rn nv or :.
n0 W'l'leis 70 w ~, ".ar va J,.iI1in,
inr ms irlehu ul,ess Sou az, ;,,,,l,,Il.;
itAServe MN, ane oI, qua pi de sire of com
~ ollllilol si 80 IT, oobIo faaIin,
- - seiN i,'7 a. '1,@ ., sriandsb;n
5'e. = - ''S ~ go ~
- go W . .lIar laan ss2p /
tI;s ,.,,,, - - - . n
IN siI's oa uas ;l.a,.ost ~ az
,aasine - eo,t.inD1 It = - 4 tha+ e
q s,oH 49, ~ -. ~
"nr t"ell,i,ou ~, 'a,iS bos hoen gororn
n5relolote one WIN t t nas otta,,,,t ha :
, su. OF d. an! 80 ~ - bT no -.
nesh inaue 70 teros+ ond maj Pther
hava hroken down
Interest does not bind men together.
Interest separates men. For the mo-
ment there is the slightest departure
i from the nice adjustment of interests.
Hhen jealousies begin 10 spring up'
Mere is only one thing that can bind
pApIe together and that is common
devotion to right.
Ever since the history Of liberty be-
gan, men have talked about their
rights, and it has taken several hun
dred years to make them perceive that
the principal condition Of right is duty
and that unless a man performs his
full duty he is entitled to no right
1t is a fine correlation of the infiu-
ence of duty that right is the euui-
poise and balance of society.
And so, when we analyze fhe pres-
ent situation and the future that we
seems to me there is no other Thought
than that that can guide us. You
know that the United States has al
ways felt from the very beginning of
her story that she must keep herself
separate from any kind of connection
with European politics.
that she is not now interested in Eu-
ropean politics, but she is interested
in the partnership or right between
America and Europe.
If the future had nothing for us but
United States would tale no p' intora .sie
| beca1se she will ioin no comhinot IN
re nn1yo; u,hioh - na+ ~ aoliip pi
Of All of Ms She is not intaras
merely in tba neace of Enro,ln ~
/ the mace Of the world ""
rherefore If seams to mo taot
fhe settlemenf which is inst has
Of ms somethino more daiicata nnd
| ficult than ever was eftamnted haf
| has IN he sccomnIiShed 70 go,