Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-28
WILSON To URGE
RAT|F F|CAT|ON Of
TREATY Of PEACE
As It IS SIGNED
ROOT RESERVATIONS
CLAIMED AMENDMENTS
Feeling Said to Be Particularly
Strong in Presidential Quar-
terS in Regard to Resolution
of Fall,


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lor certain ueliillte reaS"ils' n"iuo,S'
that II any one power SeeNS 10 HiaNS
aulehullehts men lhe W.T. VIII mo- ne
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one assoc aleu "alluls le''i "a ~! l'e
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storing peace 1t - aIso held lnat 'he
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Keep the United states out OF th9
treaty ana out oil the league.
The question mas arisen Whether
reservations amount TO amenumeht,
ana presldentlal quarters are uhdel-
stood TO hold that reservations, such
as the proposed Root reservation to
article ten Of the covenant, are equiv
alent to amendment
Feeling Is said to be particularly
strong in presidential quarters against
the resolution Of Senator Fan OF New
Mexico TO declare state Of peace with
Germany. which Is characterized IN
these responsible quarters as having
the effect of allylng the United states
with Germany and placing the coun-
try in a position Of contempt that no
nation ever suffered. It is the pre7i-
dents belief. according to reliable
sources that not more than a handful
of people in America will approve
such a resolution.
Proud of Experts.
The length of the peace conference
is regarded, it is said. as beneficial on
the whole. as long discussions brought
about a fuller understanding among
the nations There is special pride IN
the fact that the views Of the Ameri-
can eXperts usually prevailed. uroh-
ably because the United States had
no selfish interests involved in the
difficult questions settled It IS also
held that sinister influences played
comparatively little or no part in the
results of the conference.
Concerning the mandate Of the
United States in Turkey, the president
is known to hold that he had no right
to make any promises and that the
most he could do was to present the
subject to the people at home.
one of the main reasons for the
proposed American mandate in Con-
stantinople, it is pointed out. is that
it would keep Constantinople out Of
European politics and keep the Black
sea open Tor the Woflu commerce.