White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-27

fully examined and deliberately een=
siaerea before they are inquired
I aeuh{. however. # eVe a major
its Of the United States senator's aaa
~ o-fhsrds Is required would consent
10 Al alliance With aas OF all = ihe
nations | have mentioned, but hare
no doubt thar such N alliance Woak0
he bitterly and successfully onsessS
nv the American people. Oar peeHHe
viii never enter into a. offensive aaS
defensive alliance VIII any haro-
pean governments L. however. =
reason Ct the failure II the establish
nenf Of the League Of Nations Saee
alliance should he entered into ne
tween the great powers | have men
toned. what would he the posi-
ton of the United States Would
Japan feel disposed - listen q cur
request that he prevent has sne2eess
from purchasing the land around Mas
dalena Ray in Mexico The leaAue
of Nations would have 1arisdae
tion IN snch a matter or h ground
that il i an &C; that would threateh
var. hui no n contends \ a sneh
an act would be q violation 81 our
Monroe doctrine
The Of the League nol
only endorse the principles Of the
Monroe doctrine hat they go further
end ofer 70 US a legal opportunity 10
defend ourselves through the League
asains4 any act thai threatens rs
with war.
On Anril End. II PARIS, Baron
Maxine the head II tie japanese del
esation 10 the peace conference ~
his niane upon the refusal q The
peaee conference % include in ne
covenants Of the League Of Nations
provisions giving the league 5urISaIe-
ton ever questions 81 immisratlan.
used tbs -aSh and significant lan-
eusse
We are not too proud to fight
bn1 Ne are too proud 10 accept The
PRINCIPLES Of admitted inferioritx IN
4 cealins with one or more associate
nations
This should satisfy those who fear
that the covenants Of the League
give i Jurisdiction owe immigration
and other internal questions TIE
iJapanese government eve would
have raised the question had there
been any grounds for such consiruc-
ton.
Certain nations DO not desire a
League Of Nations. they prefer an al
lance The covenants of the League
are obnoxious 10 all those who still
believe in war for conquest
II there be no League OF Nations
and Great Britain Is therefore forced
into sn offensive and defensive ali
ance with Ispan. France and ltsly.
which our fixed policies forbid rs 70
i5oin. our declarations 70 protect South
and Central America n accordance
With tie Monroe necfrine viii be The
most dangerous burden eve Self-1m-
noSed upon any government If how
ever. II must be. then We viii hravek
bear the burden. for the American
Ipeonle have never vel snirked an Cd
liEaiian Of honor or q burden neces-
sarv 70 the defense Of their eountrz
and lis institutions The burden vii
he great. but the American people
have the resources the mel and he
determination 10 carry il g~lorlously
10 a successful end. There NAV have
been occasions anon which We were
too urond 10 fight but there have
been other occasions upon which We
were not too proud 70 night. and /
mention h lest these latter occasions
nav BY some have been forgotten
II there be no League Of Nations
established, then what body or gov
NAV inferpose to settle the
disputes now raging between peoples
in Europe with whom se are friend
w. The peace conference has no
jurisdiction over these disaEreements.
and Vet their eontin uztiop threatens
the peace of the world Ar ne TO
throw away the last great oppor-
iunify TO establish a tribunal that
may. BY interposing. adjust all such
Disbursements and ave the world
from the horror of war
Statesmen should know that there
must be a League Of Nations The
people of the world, while willing to
die for principle and IN defense of
their own country, will o longer
submit TO militarism. They were led
to believe that one Of the divine OBJ
jects of this war was 10 snnihilate
mililarism. VIII not politicians and
diplomats take warning2
II the League of Nations is Killed
the blame will not lie upon the dip
lomats OF Europe, nor upon the Presi-
dent Of the United States. who, al
most single-handed, is making the
brayest. the strongest and the most
seif-sacrificing fight eve made by a
nations leader. but the terrible re-
sponsihility will fall upon and crush
those American statesmen who are
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