The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-28

close the whole matter. Some details
arc needed TO make them sound less ike
q thesis and more like Il practical pro-
rrarn. These then arc some o! the par
ticulnrs. and state them with Int
creator confidence because | can STATE
them auLhoritativrly rs Representa-
fhis governments Interpretation OF liz
,wu duty with regard TO peace
.LIrst-Thc impartial Justice Hfeteo
our must involve no discrimination DC
tween those 10 whom We wish TO pe JuS'
and uhuse In whom We do not WISH 10 oo
inst II must b., Il justice that plays "o
fay-,ri,rs and knows no Stahoard ouS
III. .oual rights OF the several peoples
concerned;
"s.cond-No special or separate IN.
.-, ~ any single nation or any
,,r,un Of nations can he made the eI-
e.. ~ any part OF the settlement WHICH
:. w. consistent with the common III
: forests Of all.
.-rbird-Thcrr can b. no leagues o'
ou;,nrcu ny special covenants anu "'
d.-.tnndinrs with the Ech'F"t IT,
rnmInun family of the league Oh 4'"
tons. ;oc,I,v thcr.
! y, M snotial, selfish, economic S71n~
h;p,,ions within the league ana no
,Invmcnt Of any form or a
hnyrnt, or exclusion cAc'p' rs ,m0
n,wcr Of economic pcrAt? ~ ,,-Id
sion from Tho markets vi t ,,r,ons
r,,,. hc vested in the league or T',''-
ti''tS ,r,,ns If discipline ana coh-
troll. ,rcc-
and ,rratirS OF every kinu t''"H'
! ,.dn enuwn. in ;hcir entlfct!' |"
the rest OF tho world ,,i. riv-
..Srrcial allinnc. and econ"'hle 80
,d bostilitics have been liz
a-,,tnr source in tho modern WI
,hn nIanS and passions that .n,,
war l, would lm IN lns!hcrr1 d." ~
y. m insecure peace that "!o n--,n,
cIudc them in drhnlt" anu
trrIns -, ,.hirh ven
-" ,,o.L for our people in 'heSf
.,.crs does no, spring from our ,'
,i,i,',. merely and The Well hii"""
;i,,no nf international H"''''li
I'i,irh we have alweys professor a' ~,
,I,>ucd In the same h'"',
I..,,;nl, saw that The United S'a'cs
49,, an cpcrial arrangements vi
,.r.nndinrs with particular n"''
II. mo gay also that IN" N"!!'n -
i, rrcnorcd to assume us !uil H ~
.,vrnnsihility for tn" main ,,,,o
CIV. common covenants ana ui . hs,cn-
mrs uron which rhc" n.u n,,,ons
.,h roc, We still read "aSh''.h
i"F'" manning against ''ntahGi'"h
t,i,'o.. With full comprehension an
-,,or;n,, nurroSc. But only So
'''' ii,,,:,cd alliances cntanEic; 'H'u W"
-'.o,,,ri1r md aCcrp. III" duty q. 100
, !, which We ar" p"rInltNru W ;,
,.cncr;,l allianc" when VIII
: ~. I,,,rrc and clear IN" AIR OF w,
,,.,,-II for common uud'rs'A''"i"s
,rn maintenance Of common
u" ..1 n,,, made this ANALYSIS ot th' Nv
,.-,otioral situation when Inc WV
,.,..,,c, moi. Of course. because """"N
ol 1rhcih,r the leaders OF tHe S'' 49,.
,.nns and Peoples with wn"W 80
.,..ncio,nd w"rc "f tho same "',"u
entertained like purpose 'ut ,ar,
III, mir every now ana aE,1'n e,,,;,,r,
,.r..a hv nists and gToundIc*S do"pt'lh'
t ,i.cLcvIcus pnrvrrsions or counsel
+, ;r u,cnssary, once and eSain' 70
..,,.,..,, ~ thr irreS ponSihlN lain ap".'
.,,,. iutr;rurs and weakening mora y,
,,,,h,tul rurTnSe on the part q.
~, authority utterly. and II n'F"
..-n,oninusly aside. and say th'''En
w.. ,,l,jncst words that can 10 l"unu
n,.,, whom i, is only to Say oTr hh"'i'
'N'n ,,n. hrcn said before. quite rs
'I,;r,y # in less unvarnish"h terms.
",c 7 have snid. neither nor "uy
,,,,,- man In governmental auIh"i' u, ,
,,c, nr gave form tn thr ISSUES w
,,.,- have simply Responded l"
,I,,,,. with such vision AS rn"'u S''t,
! ,,,r1 I'm, 7 have Responded Ethu'! "''4
,',h ., resolution that has grown "ar''-
Nv, ,nnre confident rs the issues h'hN'
,,,.,,,.,, rl,,rcr and Cl"ar:r II - ho"
r;, ,r., they arc issues Whi'n ho 'i,''
. ,orv,rt unless il b" wlllullE. AN
,,,,r,d I, fight for them. ana h'lPPS !"
r;..ht ,ur them as time and cIrcumS'anG e,
-. b,v,. revealed them IN me az 10 I'LL
~ ,,or,d Our enthusiasm Tor them
,,,,xs moro and morn irrfslSt'"c rs
.,,., .,ond out in NOR" and more VIVA
,,d unrniStak"ahl" outline.
..,,,J tn, fore that fight tor thcm
i,. ,rtn closer and CLOSER array. organ
IT,, their millions into moro ana INV"
.,,,ouc-.,llr might as they become
,.,r. aud moro distinct to tn" th"uGh'
.rI nrrposr of the Ir.opl'S engaged II
i; ,b, nrculiarity uf this great war th'''
,i, statesmen have seemed Ia Cast
.,hru. for definitions If thrtr purlS'Ht
and have. sometimes s"'tnc1i Z" ShiiI
,rrir ground and their point "t view. tho
tj,,,Iri1; Of the mass Of men. whom thc
.,orrsnlrn arr supposed tn instruct ana
I.,j hrs grown moro and NOR" uncloud-
al rn,rc and NOR" certain Of what t Is
that they arc fighting for. National
nur-oosrs have fallen more and more In
tn the hackgrpind and the common pur-
pnsc Of enlightened mankind has taken