The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-15
HAYS
TO TELL WHERE
PARTY STANDS
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lRs already thrown them into con
huston
Resctionaries pio,atna Policies
Ever since Tho waf neFnn 300
Europe in 1914 uur ears have been
v,Ncd by tho wild cries oi ESQ nrpuH
tion. procAinlns superior hland of
patriotism and now af ino Nrly nmf
Nrn of return 90 partial authority
fhp leaders az sthe opposition poo
lraeuo * naiibns and ihe leaders Boo
fhc House ~ NcrroscniHiltnN hHNp er.
lrrtrd fur floor lDndtr Congressman
MondeN ~ Wyoming who ynfrd
against THE tnhunn uf tho NrlcWorc
resolution and opposed the sclcctlNe
draft inv. Senator penrOac D. to De-
chairman OF the great senate rommli
too eft finance and The rcarfi0nnrlca
Hfr diciatlnr tho policy of party
Nv Cummings then frcounft1 thr
war records of republicans who have
been selected for various chaifmhn-
ships Ben fh- Hcusr ~ Representative
Boo the next conrress
Objections Written In Sand
li is H pitiui conclusion hr as-
serted eco % campaign based upon
such ardent promises ~ lG ln extra.
ordinary thlne that Those Who are
ioudesf f0I war seem tu he MOST de-
tcimlned that America shah rci.nqulsh
the duties which have fallen 90 hfl lot
es u result ~ me war
The idea of League OF NafionH De-
not difficult fo understand The plain
people understand BE- only learned
senators ave confused about if iet uH
NOT hc disturbed hy the action of The
dissenting aenntors They are enc
gagged in the most ungencrouH tack in
history and their objections are written
in sand
Secretary Daniels declared ln hts
address 'haf hc was curious go know
just what evidence would convince the
professional partisan leaders ~ ihr
Republican uarif thsi The "Hoher
sentiment OF ihe great malorfv Of
people" desire the League off Nations
Makes Guess ~ Their Attitude
"i would soom flir Co assume. said
~ Daniels "thnt mandate of con
gross PASSED ht b practically uunnl-
NOUS vote of both Housca. directing
me president to do an boz hia power io
create such League might answer
even THEM fnctidiuus requirements lot
zoos Hcc for moment how much logif.
lntOn couid boz drawn up and make e.
guess if their attitude toward 80 First
naturally would come preamble on
fhe policy OF the country Ter us
start 30 out something like iha'
"'if By hereby declared that b ls tho
policy of ihc United states tu RdiuHt
and settle ns International disputes
through mediation or admiration, TO
the end thai wsr may ho houotably
avoided
"rhis should be followed hy dircc-
ton to tho president fo take practi-
cal steps tn carry out the policy We
might well pui b. this way
"'ln view uf ihc premises. tho presi-
dent ls authorized anu requested to Boz
vito at an appropriate time. not lat9r
thnn tho CLOSE Of tho war boa EUROPE.
ai the great governments of The world
Go eond representatives to IL couferonc,
which sholl b, charged with tho duty
uf Formulating plan Tor "a court of
arbitration COO other tribunal GO which
disputed questions between nations
shall hD referred Tor adjudication and
peaceful settlement
Not > Fsnciful Sketch.
stating ihai This would seem Ca
cover thr situation pretty thorough
h" Mr Daniels added gentlemen
What have read ig not "a fnnciful
sketch 90 a proposed piocn of logisla
u0u Il is q law of thc United States
of America now op our statute books.
passed hy the same gentlemen in ialo
which you mas verify for yourselves
hy reading thc naval appropriation aci
approved hs the prealdcnt ol the Unit
od States on August 2N. ialt.~
The test Of the act aH quoted by
him a1,d
"'li m hcrchy declared DO he the
policy of ihe United States to nd
lust ana settle lts aforementioned dis
puicRs through mediation or Hrhitra-
ton to tho end chat van mHy ne hon
oHhly uNoidcd 10 looks with apprc
hcnslon and dislayul upon general
mcfoasr of afmament throughout the
world hui DO rrallzrs that no single
nation oau disarm and without com
mon agreement upon thr auhloci every
considerable power must maintain "a
relative standing m their military
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