The Brunswick news., 1919-01-09
HIS POLICIES ARE WINNING.

1t is most heartening and rings
IN true accord with the Happy New
Year" sentiments We sow with such
generous and glad hands these days to
find President Wilson strik ng so
optimistic a note On his visit to Italy
He has come into close and person
at contact with the various schools
stateecr:stt statesmanship in all
threee. And the summing up of his
experience is conta'ned in the follow
ing pregnant paragraph:
Therefore, our task at Pa-:5 = -
organize the friendship Of the T-o-It!-
to see to it that all the rl2r2l E-~oe5
that make for right ana iI2t:c2 I'll
liberty are united and are gi-el .
vital organization to Eici t;c rec?'a5
OF the world will re lily a:,1 e'ad'y re
spond In other words. CT t2sI; is NJ
less colossal thar .h!e: 20 SCI ID 2
ne inteTnatinal psychology. = have =
now real atmosrho-c ~ happy to
say that in NJ fealings VIII the dis.
tinguished gentlemen who lead vour
nation. ap1 t7'9~o who 'ceI Fcla~.2
and England, 7 feel :,at at1n9r7Hero
gathering that Jeai~e t. d :l--ica
tHat r--.-,o >, o~to BIZ? f~..ar71s o-s
that desire 70 r?2'.a rcaca ra~t uron
~'~'.t' Hal wit, thie con:1c-7 nurocac
:, >'-.~0'27 -~71 ',c "a',1;1Gh-c"
This IS especially cood reading #
t.o7o WHO wc-e g:c:-c'y disturbed
some TIM 20 u o:..iao;3 ru-2bl:a5s
suggestive CT discccd IL o-ol ds.:u-t
among tic aor:a:,2.- ~; =. :;;-oi a=d c.o-
srcasible men w&o were G:z2::5sing
peace preIiminarie5 in Paris. But Of
1T the dawn has been v:sibly coming
T-,vry hour has seepel to dispel ar
other vel! of darkness On every side
evNences are accommodating that he
men Of light aud leading among the
Allies are learning tlst there is only
ore path to be taken # the goal Of
sc1are peace is to be -cachol. R"t
tip~e hos baea nothing SO far as con
fl On. as comprehensive ana as def
n:-o in reporting pro ass agreement
as This address Of the American Presi-
dc~t to the Italian Chamber
The President loses no opportunity
t. make it clear that he has abso-
II ely no faith in the efficiency of the
oi7 and outworn "bGlance Of power
a. = method Of keeping the peace. Ha
said it at Manchester at time which
81 TO considerable conjecture wheth
er or not he ha7 yet read Premier
Ciemenceau's speech to the Frencf
CT, mbcr, and he now says it again
in Rome, after he has been in Paris
an d0ubtIes has had full informal on
s. 70 exactly what the Tigers rather
cryptic remarks meant. It is signifi
c'-t that he couples this reiteration
&C ~ belief With the optimistic pass
COCO reporting a growing agreement
WI III we have quoted above. This
seems to bear out the theory that we
tured to suggest when Clemen
coal's charae' .oistic cynicism was
first cabled to AmericH, viz. hat we
must make all allowances for the per
ennal factor in the equation and find
tte fundamental French position i
tie palmer, more specific and o--.c.c'
statement of ForeQgnMinisto- P;cHca
The trouble with the "la12nca Ct
r1ver," as the Presi1o-t poi2t7 CT
> Is hat it won't balance. A2ctlc-
tlouble is that it so,dc:n has IN
parer. The perfect flowar Ct II,
balence-of-powc- eystsr- was the Co
cert Of Europe, al there were vsr!
few things Tat tic Concert c. I'll
'.r-pocou1I do-rlosty nliodircste1
The cozfc.t 0: rvr2po, e. o;:213p' C
co-.d coaI IT. c.ri>cr5 to fi.o 81
i=e, SAILS i2o the u-sAclsorol ~
s e Inc cfct2a patriots who -c9t
c~a Mt the most o3.cus C'7,-,:i.ll, t..,r2-,
~ It feared that r;.t il tao Tu-.;
! III l-.o Just ten wcu.I maize n
music Of tie wA-,o "Coa3o.t" 123to
, rut when these same Tuyts v.er;
rutally and with hideous cruelty
! n.assacring the Christians of Adam;