The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09

",,rwhrlmlns mnJ"rii! Of tn" r"orl" ~
this r"dutry Il, sjr" IN" rH'liirnton ~
tin, TRAY and ~! IMPRESSION !" th''
effect has r"r"ull! been r"HiIrm"d H
tn, uuml~ taxable. ..Ili"nC..~ "f FuDil'
upIr.un given during my NIsH !" SeN,
.nic..r IT rhr states. | have 'nd"aE"r"d
- maxi. II rlnIu that II tho - maze
Wishes !" say What III" mnd"uht"d
meaning "f IN" l"agu" j.. shall have
M objection. Their" tan h" II" reason
able objection to interpretations accom-
panyiur tn. act of ratiir"Hii"n HScIl:
BUi when the treaty - a'i"I upon
must know whrih"r il mean: that We
have ratified or REJECTED o.. We cdhi"'
r''Wr't" this treaty. "" must tax u
without rhuuIrS which alter lis meaning.
OF l-avv II and then. after th" rest ~
tn. world hus >IgHrd I W" must FAC" tlc
urilinkihI. task ~ making Ln"thrr
>"pnrat" Kind "f treaty with 'i"rm,tny:
Bul 10 in'r, assertions with regard 10
t." wish and up.Il"u Of the country are
credited. If lh"r' - any doubt as 10
what tn" lnupi" Of tho country think on
rhiS ,Ua mIti"r. tn" clear and single
Nay uui il t~ submit il for dcttrni-
nation az ih, next election t. IA" voters
If tn, uI'i"n. !" civ" IN" n"N; "l-rtion
thu. form 81 - great ana S"i'IuI f"f'rC'l-
dunn. = referendum AZ I" tn" part IN"
I'ntrh stats. j. 10 play in completing
ih,. settlements If HE war and in the
prevention in IN" iuiur" "i such out
RACES a. GERMANY attempted I" per
D"trat" W. hHN" no more moral right
e. r"fus" now - take ;rart in the exc
rut!un and admins tratIun of these set
Il, m"uiS than "" had to rrtus" 10 take
part IN tn" lighting Of the last lew
weeks ut Ih' war which brought VIC
tory and made It possible To dictate TO
Germany what the settlements should
be. our fidelity To our associates IN
the war is in question, and the whole
future Of mankind. 1t Will be hcartcn-
ing 10 Tho whole world to know the at
litudc and purpose of the people OF the
United States.
L spoke just now OF the spiritual
leadership Of the United States. think
ing of international affairs. But there
is another spiritual leadership which is
open to US an which We can assume
Tn, world has been made safe for de-
mocracy. hut democracy has not been
finally yindicatcd. All sorts OF crimes
are being committed in it's name. all
sorts nf prepoSterOnS perverSlonS or
it's doctrines and practices are being
attempted. This. in my Judgment. is to
b. tn" great privilog" of III" democracy
Of the United States. to show that II
can lead the way in the solution OF the
great social and industrial problems OF
our iim" and load the way 10 happy,
srttld order Of life as well as 10 p0llt-
zeal liberty. The programme for his
achievement we must attempt TO Tor.
mulat". and n carrying II out we snail
way rn sweep out of existence the tyr
annous and arbitrary forms Of power
which are now Incorporating under Inc
name Of popular government
"Whencv"r We look back 10 Andrew
Jackson. W. should draw fresh inspirs-
ton from his character and example.
His mind GraSred with such splendid
dciinitcncSS ana iirnncSS ~" principle
ot national authority and nation action.
He WAS So indomltahlc in his purpose
Ia give r"alIty 10 tho principles OF the
government. that this is Il very fortu-
nat ,imr Ia recall his career and to
renew our vows Of talthfulnesS 10 the
democracy. ! r"juic" TO join you in
this renewal If faith and purpose.
hope that the whole evening may be
If the napp!-St results aS regards the
fortunes Of our party and tho nation.