Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
PARTING MESSAGE.
ASKS JUSTICE FOR !.
THE Entire World.
League Would Be Warning
to All the Outlaw. %
Nations. IN
INTERNATIONAL CRIMES 12.ss X
WILL. NOT BE TOLERATED
No Political Party Has Rightsto
Appropriate Great isS, 81.
s.,a Issue. .',s. -iS-..1
EUROPE is SICK AT HEAKr
Says Critics Have Been Blinded BY
Influences and Become Separated
From Thought OF Mankind. "a.
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EUROPE IS SICK AT HEAKr
Says Critics Have Been Blinded by
Influences and Become Separated :
From Thought of Mankind. "a.
IRy Associated Pren.1

,. NEW YORK, March k-President
Wilson. on the; eve OF his departure
for Paris, declared in an address, heFs
tonight that he would carry Ito ,tEe
peaco conference the message ttat5I
overwh Ginning majority OF the Anrerl-
can people was in favor OF, the league
| OF nations, and that he would not re1
turn. to the United States until the ;na,4
tions' of the world were assured: of the
permanency OF peace. -tE s.s,.. ".
President Wilson went. aboard the U.
s; s.. George Washington. at 1905
o,Siock Wednesday morning. with Mrs
Wilson and other members OF his partS.
France at s:i5 a. NJ. Wednesday.a'ss
the army pier, where the George wash.
sounded attention as the automobile
SON drove up. Only Secret; Se5vise
men and detectives were lowed ION
hplsr his soaa as the
Mitchell Palmer as Attorney-Genenai.
trollee Of the Currency. Both failed
ofS conf tion$ in u the Senatoisoloains
nor s s nsa RE As Ms4
pntea es sGsanssss by
after inidnirhtS1pon the advice "a 81 IS ssha e
Attorney-General..t. s. y n 6 ~ SiS;. IN
AUDIENCE FiULED THE II
METRoPOLITIAN OPERA HOUSE,
filled the Metropolitan Opera House4tS
owernowing.g the President said he wAa
Rsd seara sy Of the M
criticisms themselves, but BY the fact
Of them. He declared it would be WeM
water to get @ With S'ds the es Sae
there were firm in their determinati9a
In a
Deeisrins ' chat tSee the hsari shs ToF,a- of tis
,xori Worid Is awake and the heart Of thu
gave solemn warning that tha y greas slsSs
tides Of the world do not give notice
that; th they are going to rise and runs
whelming might. and those who stand
In the way are overwhelmed."'l ? - yf4~.
FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT 80.
TELLS OF PROPOSED COyENANIs
Before the President gave. his partn
former President Taft cxpounded the.
nant of Safiaps OF the he. pseposssd
former President entered. the Big opera
house arm In arm and were greeted
sral minutes before governor alfssa,
2. Smith. of New York, who presided.
coSld Ms T;;n 1psn the meetins: .,5.. st:'Fv
ponsnts of the league plan in An1erica.
No party has the right to appros
Pssss sas ss0S n Ss he sns Aaa aass
wAnNiNG TO ourLAyssiss; VI;
las Asserting =. that the league OF, ns4
p the world Win no s lonser sa! toierRass; SiieRss
said. Europe is a bit sick at heart az
shiS IN very moment. because; tits ,sesa
shsatesmen sh have, had no. vision. and,
the people, -; -: !. -
And am amazed-not alarmed. but
quarters such comprehensive isnprs
ancc OF the state Of the World. IS eonG
.inued Mr.. Wilson. ""Those gentleiSsh en-
dns, 40 not *, Know w, what the mind OF men Is
Z, II do not know where they huy6
oeen closeted. l do not know by what
induences du they have been blinded; but
the thought of mankind!.' =, = 49,
ovarsess Amssieas ;a.,so soldiers. he said. went
bound to the realization OF those ideals
which their President had enunciSted
when the United States went Into tho
URGES CRITICS OBSERVE 80
TEMPER OFF, woRi,n
There is another thing the Prcsts
dent said. which critics OF the lea suS
mad not observed. =, TS's-ss
). They not, only have not observed
have not even observed the temper.of
those splendid boys In khaki that they
sent aeroes the seas" he said. 6 :.
And 90 you suppose" continued the
sadipg w.nt spirit Of these Youngsters uhs
out 10 serve their fellow-men II am
gong to- permit myself for one mo-
ment to slacken in, my efrort to sSA
W. worthy Of them and OF their eause7 II
90 mean not to come back until .:Iea
over over there, and IL must not ibe
over until the nations of the worid
peace" - - :" '"4S' my - IS -
SAYS HE WILL NOT CONE; BACH
IT'LL IT'S OVER, OyER.THEREn
rresident Wilson said:
= Ny ,fellow- citizens. T accept tho in
ttmatton ofsthe air Just piayed.s Il wiz
! not rot come. back TIN It's over, over
.here: andjyet; 9pray God, In tho !r,-,
that may; be soon - q = go t>-Heii,~,'sS
The first thing II am going ia: teaf
The =. people on the other side OF tsis
Waters is that an .oYerwh Ginning mA3ofs
tt{Ey ~ OF aAmerisan people is In eavor ~
tne league OF nations l. lknow fftaS
nat ts true; hayo had unmistakaHfH
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