The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

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my comuisslon ne senator. How LONG
aid x require W. 70 formulate or 10
write hoWn even this form or gov
'ornmont OF oura2 We have been
criticized because we refused TO par
ucipnte,-I speak Of we i~rreconcil-
ables or strong reacrvationists In the
scnote.-because we, even refused TO
undertake 20 make n new govern
ment FOR the world within six or
eight months, and yet our iathcrs res
quircd from 1870 az least Until 1881,
before thqy could present for public
approval, the constitution OF the
United States and they had shed their
blood 10 perfect it.
Look INTO History
Now let US look to our history
FOR just q moment. We needed help
In our armed combat with the over
whciming forces Of Great Britain.
We wcrgfready aud anxious 10. receive
assistance from whatever source AZ
might DO offered or could DO OBJ
tfdncd andf therefore after. France
dircovQrcd that the United Sthtcp had
PRACTICALLY gained the victory. subsc-
quentfto tho battle OF Saratoga, and
that Great Britain's power was
stricken down ON this continent. yet
knowing that we needcd money, need
cd ships and additional men before
we copld finally clear the boundaries
OF thii country OF our enemies, whom
Franco then tardily came to our as
sintantc and offered us both men.
money and ships, hut under a pro-
position FOR an alliance, we entered
into On alliance with France in f77s.
by the. terms or this alliance we agreed
with Ftnncc that W. would at any
timo In the future when she might
be attacked. 10 to her assistance with
our armed forces to defend her from
such aggression, n she agreed with
us from that moment to at any time
In tho future when we might be at
tackled size would come to u az
sistnnce with her armed forces, tho
two treaties, tho wurd used being
forever This was the only alliance
that this country has over entered
into In Its history, and II continued
for just 20 years. We found that, lust
aa Washington told us when ne rotir-
ed to Mount vernon, when he spoke
OF these treaties In saying TO us tina
. we should never enter into an en-
tangiing alliance with any other nar
ton on earth Che referred to these
treaties because they were vet in OK.
istencc) OF course those which we
have we must perform, wa must keep
our word. hut never hereafter should
we enter another entangling %nlllauce.
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