The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-16
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dent of the United States. 1t was
an overt act OF stabbing the executive
n the back end it bordered onto actual
treason.
James NJ. Beck. former deputy at
torney general of the United States
one of the Speakers. took the
1t sponsibility of saying that the pres
ident, i'll his effort to secure per-
manent peace stands las one man.
md one man aline, against the express
mandate OF the American peope =
pledging this country so far as he can
10 policies subversive to all the Pill
ars of this government and which set
1t naught the most sacred traditions
Is expressed in WashingtOn's Fare
we'll Address" Continuing. he added:
l say that Woodrow Wilson's
fcrefgn policy. from the time he
took tie reins of office until the
present hour, has been q black
stain CT dshonor upon the AM
srican people. His principles have
been a crazy patchwork Of con-
Predictions. but to one idea he has
been consistently loyal, and that
is. that this great war. the great
in the history OF the world.
must end in peace without vic
tory. He emphasized that i'll
1918. and at the present hour he
only So far modifies this policy
as to lake it peace without full
victory" and that is exactly the
s.gnificance of that which is now
ticking place in Paris, to the con
f3sion Of ourselves and our faith
ful allies.
rhen Rack goes more into details
He accuses the president Of making
hls le2gue OF nations "a preteXt" t.
Gict ate peace without full victory, o
committing incredible baseness : =
III the name Of the American people,
Of bullying Great Britain and France
au6 of men2cing financially cripple
Fence with withdrawal of our final
Cial support and threatening Britain
G.erendent upon her navy, with
greater American navy if she does nc
accept his policy. He even invoke
tn shs des Of Lincoln and Washing
trn. who arc represented az maze
at "Woo'row Wilson's work in til
last four years :" = sapping II
/ ..nldetions OF our government with
/ oci.cy Of universal worldwide intriet
INA. could only mean permanent aba
d02 ment of Washington policy"
fcr Lincoln, he is made to complain
il poured out my hearts blood
ave the Constitution Of the Unite
States, and that which have saw,
you (the president) have gone far
undermine "
II is difficult to deal patiently wi
irresponsible farrago Of misrepl
! 3ltatiOn. partisan malice and haph;
agd budgeoning like this. If the reft
t noes to Washington have any d
= celnibLe meaning, they simply tn
t IRE sident Wilson has disobeyed Was
n.eton and gone in for "entangli
ali noes" Yet every schoolboy kno
hat that is exactly what he has me
; meticulously avoided doing; a
I those who have sat at the feet of NJ
eek in his belligerent outbursts ha
imagined that an American "allianG
With the Allies was exactly what I
latter most wanted President v
son always refers to the Allies
the nations with which we are as
ciated"-not allied-and his league
naticns is the only known scheme
which the United States can h
nese nations keep the peace with
entering into "entangiine al'ianc
! with them. President Wilson is
). his regard the true heir of Wash
p. .Un ANA Mr. Beck has been one Of
g most persistent rebels against
q Washington tradition. That is,
y course, on the assumption that he