Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

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lralIon has hcln iouatd upon Sol
nrlnclrle and dirrrle| BY no definite
CnnrrnI|1n 81 our u1I|un'I r|I1I1 ans
uhllHalIona n has b11n numI||a'I0N
ln Amrricn end |rflIet'nf ~ ci|Irr|
naIlona with The result Ihal after
n period Of unrT1r1D|rt sacrificed
our motives are sutnttI0J. or mnrt'
influence Impaired ard ouf goycr||
mcnl stands dlstrcdIlcd AMI flItH|I
lcas auons The nations Of ne vurId'
NExICO.
The Inrflcetlfc policy ol ne psra
cnl admlnie,raiIoa IN NckIean mat
lers has hccn largely responsible iof
The contlnurd loss oI AmcrIrnn lives
m that country and upon tlo buR
der, lar .he cnofInHus iotH nI Amer.
lean and iurfl0n property. Ir Iac
lowering of Alncrican s,mdar|'s ni
morality and social Relations With
Mrslcane; and h,r NE hrinaIn1 u
American Ideals uf f,l.ller and no|
llonal honor and political Inir1f|1
Into conlnmpl and rIaltule IN NrE.
leo and throughout ne Worid.
The policy Of unrdy, futile writ.
Cen protests against lhc arts OF Hrx'
lean ofllriala explained the follow.
ing day hy thc president hIInNli ns
being meanlnaloss aRd nnl Intended
10 ~ considered scrIo,l1Ig or ea.
forced. has hut added IA dc1rec %
that conlempt and has earned for
us The snccrs and Ieers o. MEXICAN
bandits and added Insult upon Insult
aoninsl our national honor and iln'
liy.
We should MOI rccoanize any Mek'
lean government unless II BE- . 20.
sponsihlo government 0iiling and
ahIe 10 give sufficient guarantees
that ihc lives and property ol Amer
lean citizens are rcEpcrted and pro
tecicd; that wrongs VIII be prompt
~ eorrccted and lust compensation
Twin be made Zoe injury susiainct
The nep.,hIiean party pledges itsell
% a eonsfslrnl firm and cffecp1al
policy toward Mexico that shall cn
lorco respect for iho American fla1
and that shall protect The rights oi
American citizens lawfully IN nex
leo 10 security Of llie and enIoymenl
of properly ~ connection With 81
tnbllslicd international treaty rights
The Republican party u a sincere
friend % he NexIcnn ucopIr. in IL
lnslslenco upon maintaining Of order
for the projection ol American ELI
scns ullhin rs DordcrS great scrt
lrc ulll be- rendered The Nekicnl
people themselves for a continuance
of The present conditions ncans dis
asirr 70 thclr iniegrsls and pairious
purpose.
We condemn President Wilson iol
asking Congress 10 empower him 4
sccepl q mandate foi Armenia, Ih'
:. acceptance of such mandate W0ul,
lhrpw lhe United Hlalcs into th'
very maclslrom Of European quar-
rcls.
Armenia Fiasco
According 10 The estimate OF ihi
! lilnfboard cOumlsslon. organized b
authority ol President Wilson, VI
would b. called upon 70 send 1900
I. American boys 10 police Arneni'
, and 10 expe1d fz16u00.0oQ Ia ihl
Inrsl year aisa s15aoo0ooo in fly
. years
Tho nfpublican party stands %
agreement n1nong The nations 10 pre-
serve The peace pf The world. w
helieVo that such an lniernallpnu
1 association muel lle based upon lt
lernaiiunal Insllce and must pfofid
lnnlhods which shall maintain ~
/. rule of public rishi h4 development
oI law and me derisleo ol lInpeftll
cnIrla. and which shall secure y
slant and genefal international col
= (efrnen NhNnr4Nr peace shall 4