Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-10
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wilson co-:iaust, 49, - oe:stt Of
the var. ys: ne $50 81 au;o<7a..t
SSar had been set u n EcSS!a, ana
the United states mus; sfs = :; IA;
there is no s;H1t!a7 movement u The
We viii brook he soa:-ol q Ne
minority in the United safes ne
added. Il would As leave serve one
: When Mr.. WHOM said another S-esi
war would come IL there Mere no con
-certed movement 70 preserve pHSes
under American leadership, some one
in the gallery shouted: Amen:
The President said the league q
nations provided for the destruction
81 as,SSran pG nations t" the
Had YOU ever been told tha; be- /
fore?" asked the President; and there |
w a chorus OF noes ana 'hfoFs' :.
Boyeotts Cov-nnnt-Brenker>.
IT,. For another thing. continued ihe
PRESIDENT. the treaty provided TO SUP
.stitute arbitration and discussion Tor |
force. and absolute boycou |
against covenant-hreak Tne peace I
of the world, he said. would mus be
=, placed under constant interna'iona.
The peace of the world is every, !
todv.s business said Mr.. Wilson. and
this is the first international I0cu.,
ment that has recognized that fact
That there should be diSAT
and that no nation ever Should again
.1tempt annexation were iuriher points
in the treaty. continued the t'Sstuci( :;
,..'rherc were more cheers, when nc sa:"
. ii was provided further thal no scS''N
sstrcaty should be valid
w. Secret treaties. said the Prcsideh''
were a constant source OF tmoarTaSs
. mont At Versailles Yet. he conunisd'
INC wa- had been fought on the pr'n-
ciplc OF the sanctity OF treaties ana !.
was impossible to disregard inc scN't'
agreements
- Labor. bill of Rights.
IN me treaty a great bill OF rights
49, Cor labor. ESTABLISHING an interna';ona.
labor organization to keep UP Iaoo'
or course, the Fresiden, said, the
United States was at liberty TO STAY
out OF the league, hut asked "n ',s,.d
4 would DC better to go IN as snsncc,.
mariners or stay out and act as suspect
J we've got to DC eiUner proyinGi ais
Or statesmen; Va R said the prasi-
/, dent adding that nc meant by ostTlcnes
T. those Who submerged their thinking
anparatus In the sand
- M Mr.. wilson covered In his address less
many OF the points previously us
eussed during his trip.
1--WE must realize in this broad coun
try OF ours said the President the
fact that the world is in revoiu,'o''
do not mean in active reFoIu.is9.i
mean that IL ~ in a state OF nina ''n
NAV bring about the dissolution oil
government II We do not pf'hs "''''
world settlement
Great peopIe. Have Been Aniecn.
.Tbe great peorles OF the world have
- been asleep but God knows the oihtr
nations have not been asleep Insr.
was no place in the world WneFc the!
aired 10 sneak out, and nov the catas.
frophe has come. Blood has been spilled
in rivers and nations nae p.em G
stroycd and they made UP their In!huS
again Il the Sove-nnents canho' -
together, they Will destroy the gov
But. in the meantime. look a: the
things that are happening There
heavy 10 think OF the things ihe poo
PIE in Russis are dong. Ihey arg
Xi,he9u, toEn s1d @i, torid 'T "a. m 1na
absolutely look 20 Il that IN ms coHn
Try that form OF government OF M
.mori,y OF men shall not De set UP mere
prstatesmen We have s;tneC GOT 70 9 De
being overcone al around l see Esn-
lemen bury the!. heads in s9ms'ning
Rave Raw '' .ubmerstd their thinking appa-
raius That is wha, mean by being
IN otr;ch S9. ~ sa.e.,h. mean :, by MAJ an
leaving the m!Ets lying close 70 the
ground. getting upon strong winds,
All the nan sffars Of .nanktnd, all the az
fairs Of America, seeing no" the Wor!d
appears.
saloon Antique 1n>titueion.
This is an effective covenant Il
lrishman who went into one Of those
ANTIQUE institutions, known as the
corner, lie went to the bartender and
said: Is this private heht or can
I'm the true irish sp!r,, We arc abol-
fshinE. private iighting and maHing a
aw o. ma an th S II is eveTyb"dy's
consequently there VIII be no attciu pts
at. private lighting.
Discussing secret treaties the prcsl-
dent !4h sad .rea,y n,ox,sss ma. ox,,v
afthe dihcuI,ics in framing his treaty an.
was the fact tina, after VIC got over
there private secret treaties we're
.2prinEing ur on all sides Ike a noN ious
growth. You had 70 guard your breath
Ing apparatus aeains, the miasma that
arose from il
Did Best Thing Possible.
"But they were treaties and the var
the sacredness OF treaties. We could
Got propose that solemn obira lions,
however unuiselY undertaken. should
be disreSarded, bur We could do the
best that was possible IN he presence
at those understandings and then make
no more secret understanding
eAl'-rhe representatives OF every other
gtesd na dso, in n. world assentcd
dhcuity. ! do not think YOU realize
iwhat change OF mind has COM Over
the world As We used TO say in the
old days, some men ina, never got if
before. have got religion"
In referring TO the possibilities OF
dent made ii clear he did not ,tyoratc
that method OF stabiliziue conditions -
Revolution Most Disastrous.
81 am not speaking for reyol,tion"
he said. u believe that the mos, tisas
trous thing thai can happen to the
under man. to the man Who 5 sur.r
n {Rg, to the man who has not hac Me
s.-- 21yh q n
ttAt makes 1t certain ne never can rei
z; HIS rights. 80
Il MI am far from intimatinE that nm, :
Am intimating this, mat the oennla
N IL the world are tired OF cvcrv n,hc.
Jhd 90 exps .iment eSc"p; the one
m experiment; frankly adm. ~. ,
8 f-tB. but It is = very promising cYper''
HIcnt. because there IS no, atatcsn,a,,