Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

aaliics such as tho betrayal of China
 tlc deal hy which Shantung was hartrrcd away Co an unfriendly power. America e1t in tho settlement and was sAenI w not silent then by reason of aEsoci1tiou. powerless. That rs tac trst tlmc in all her history that Enr CnnniVei at thc hotrayaI Of n friendly people and broke every pledge. hcEal and moral which a people could make.
 And that is tho first time that the United states ever sat in on a Euro r0an settlement.
 senator William E Borah of Idaho tnlA large audience here that the AtNNAN.lNAn party ms a party andre Eard'c~s of the views Of particular in- aiNsanals. eau hc depended upon Co maintain the untrummeled and un- nANneu independence or the American republic. He promised that there would ne Tho compromise on the prin- riplc of American sovereiEnty.V
 He said that America through the Republican party favors doing It's part in the family of nations. but "the pub Ac conscience and not a signed con- tract must always determine our course in international affairs" tn "a statement issued before the meeting began. Senator Borah com mentcd on the reported assertion of "tI|AH"A ANHANNNN NiII NlS NloWH Hnl nat oI senator Eoruh and Johnson Ntrn ln entire accord.
 Prom his lS months in the senate senator Harding knows my views, senator Eorah said. 'If ho accepts hem then we are in perfect accord. Declaring himself unequivocabiy op- fu~ed fo un association with the na- ioue of Europe. be said he had noth- ms 20 say ln favor Of proposed sub ttItutcs for the league of nations. N league, concert, alliance. comhi. ration. partnership or association .u ls al the same to me" hs derlarcd VI always have opposed and always win oppose such an alliance Fherc can Dc no question of who r an supporting for president. Cox favori # roinE Into the league while Hafdini \ has declared in favor of staying out" senator Rorah began his speech b' teciarinE hc did not purpose to attacl -thc league of nations which prcsidcn Wilson went Co Europe to get. but C fwht to the bitter the one that th nrcsidert brought home with him" -h is Not An American League" That league is not an American iear1e~ he continued. Tt is n Euro rean lcaguc. It's purpose is not fo peace but for war. In the entire cove rant not one word is said of Democ racv. it is the instrument of a miii iarv autocracv."
 Senator Rorah attacked the presen league on four counts. each of which hc said. unfittcd it for American par ticication. He declared that Presiden Wilson's principle of the freedom Q tho sens has been stynmariiy withhel from peace conference consideration because "Engiand demanded the pres trVation or her naval supremacy"
 Another Of tho presidents fourtee
 points. without which, he quoted tn president as saving "America could no participate" was that of peace tim
 conscription. This. he said. likewis
 received no consideration. The thir
 count Of the senator's indictment wa
 based on the secrecy which attende
 the framing of the covenant despit
 the principle Of "opcn covenants, open
 v arrived at." The last count rcferre
 co tho presidents declaration agains
 imperialism.
 since President Wilson announce
 here should be no more land grab
 oinr." declared the senator. "Englan
 has had 1.eo7 o53 square miles of ter
 ritcry added to her possessions, in
 ,iuding 4o.ooo. 900 people. The leagu
 would now ask us to guarantee Eng
 and's retention of every part of tha
 territory.