The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-05
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least It's reduction to virtual impo
tcncc-
second. The settlement &c every
question: whether OF t,rrit"ry. "f SnH-
,.rcjlSniy Of economic ARRANGEMENT. ~
If p"liIica! relationship. upon III" haSi"
If tho fr,," acceptance IT that seth
mcnt. by IN" I'r"pln immediately con
. Germ. d. and mol upon the basis If the
4, material interest ur advaniaE" Of ANY
other n;t;iol nr pr"p!" which may dcSi-r
u !ifrfcr"n; settlement for tn sake ~
It's own exterior influences ar mastery.
"rhIr,l IN" consent Of all nations
t. b. governed IN their conduct to-
wards each other 10y tn" sun" prln'!I''"S
! "r respect for tn" common law Of ciEi-
..G,i society that govern Tho ndlNIdn-
al citizens II All modern states III ih'lr
=. lat!uES with on" au"!h"r. Ia TN INA
, that all promises and covaa"niS may
L." Sa"r"dly nhS"rvri no prIN:t" plots
or r"nSpracira hatFh"d. II" selfish M
jur.'a wrou4:h, with impunl;y ana a
mutual trust established upon IA" hand
Some foundation If 4 mutual respect
Tor RIGHT.
"h'uur,h. The establishment &C an
organization for iH'a"" which *NitIl
max" IL certain that The combined pow
rr nf rr,." nations VIII check every M
va$iun IT right and S"rv'' 70 max" peace
AMI Justice tn" NOR" S"rur" Ivy all"r"-
,ng u d"iiult" tribunal OF opinion I"
which all must submit ana hy when
every international rradJnSlm"nt thhl
cannot b. amirably agreed upon ny IN"
/ p..upi"S directly concerned Shall hc
| sanctioned.
| These great objects can ~ rur INT"
7 SINGH. sentence. What W" seek is IN"
r.I,:u nc law. bases! upon Ia" consent of
! "a" gnvrrnvM and Sustained ny INC or
@In,H"d opinion Of mankind.
"Th"S, great ends cannot p" a"hi"H-
! al Wv debating and seeking !" recon-
, crir an! .u'roinin"dat" what statesmen
may wish with ih"!r projects tor nal
au,rs Of power and uf national "nr"r-
! iuniiy. Th.y ran '". realized "n'y ny
; Tia" determination at what Ia" ihlfh'h''
, r,,rI.% Of tn. world desire. with ih"iF
| lor:.lr: hu;," for juGi"" and Tor social
/ rr,,rlam and opportunity.
Thr frrs.lrai'S speech in fun was rs
| fellows:
';rr;l.ln.,n If IN" d:pl"mrti" CORPS
; and my fellow citizens. | am hAiHN
! 10 draw apart with you I" TINS IN"'
] rlac., -: old counsel IN "rd'r I" Sprih
IN ntilr Of tn" meaning IT this DAY -!
nur nation'S inIrp"nd"ac" Tho pIa''
/ seems very siill. II il rs S"r"n" an"
iuninrch"I H. III" hurry Of III" w"r"
rs il WIS in th"s" great days long aE'
| rhrn General Washington was h'F'
and held lciSur"ly ""ni"r'hE" WIN Nv
men who We're Ia b" aSS""iattd VIII
ljrn i'm tho creation OF = nation. fr"n
th.s.. gentle Slopes They looked "u'
unon tho world. AMI ";w It wi"i". 81"
/, with the light uf tn" future uI"n II
| saw IL with modern eyes that turned
/ away from 4 past whIrh mon ~ llh'r
,t,.d sriri,s could ~ longer 'aduV"
] II u. for ;hal reason that "" chhh"'
! rn.l even here. in III" 'rnTii"'-ih'' pres
+ crcc of This sacred tomb. that inns Is i
,lnrr nr death. II was riac" ~
Reinforcement. \ E-"a, rr"miS" lh''
, u..,s ,r..,ut for all mankind was h'T'
,.;ycn rlan and reality. .1h' assn" :
,tious by which w'r" her" Surr"un"'"
arc th,. inSplritinE associations "r '"''
! noble, ,lrtIh which - only E''T ,'u'
contamination. from tins Gr""n hll'
, .;dc we also ought IT, hr NIL" !" ''S'
with COMMUNICATING eyes ~" world '"'''
to-. about uS aud should ""n''iN" 'h"'"
III. nurposcs that must st mon lr'''
eel, is significant. significant "f mon
| owp rharartcr anl purpose ana ~ th'
;,rIu,,,,.r, ,h"v wcr" o",iin. ai'"' .-
,ha, WASHINGTON and his nSS"''A'''