Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-11

~ @ ,s.o ~ M.
We; should not recognize any Mexi-
cam government unless it be a re-
sponsible government, willing and
able to give sufficient guarantees that
citizens are respected and protected.
that wrongs will be promptly cor.
rected and just compensation will be
made for injury sustained.
The republican party pledges itself
to- a consistent, firm, and effective
policy towards Mexico that shall en-
force respect for the American flag
American citizens lawfully in Mexico
to security of life and enjoyment of
property in connection with an estab-
lished international law and our
treaty. rights.
The republican party is a. sincere
friend Of the Mexican people. In its
insistence upon the maintenance of
order for the protection of American
citizens within its borders.
A great service will be rendered the
Mexican people themselves for a
continuation of present conditions
means disaster to their interest and
patriotic aspirations.
Mandate of Armenia.
We condemn President Wilson for
asking congress to empower him to
accept a mandate for Armenia. The
acceptance of, such mandate would
throw the United States into the very
maelstrom, of European quarrels. Ac-
70 tne estlfnate OF .he Ias-
nor commission oy autnoI-
NY OF 5Presloent Wilson we wou,u oe
cal!ea upon 70 seno os'vvv Aa'aeH,neaa
oo oss ~ 20 p "nn = Arnae a.u ~ 90. enS
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League OF Nataons.
The Republican. party stands for
agreement among the nations to pre-
serve the peace Of the $orld should
we believe that such an international
association must be based upon in
| te~rnational. Justice, and. must provide
methods which shall maintain the rule
Of public right by development of. law
and the decision of impartial courts,
which shall secure instant and gen
| eral international conference when
ever peace shall be threatened by po-
litical action, so that the nations
| pledged to do and insist upon what is
just and fair may exercise their in
fnence and power for the prevention
| of a :
We believe that all this can be done
without the compromise Of national
independence. without depriyine the
people Of the United States in advance
lEnf the right to determine for them
iSalvas. hst ia inst and fair. when the
Soccasion rises and without invoivine
them a and not, as
naacemaLers IN a multitude 81 nuar-
reIas+he marits of which thew are.nn.
hIsstn> ndpa,
Mr,o c~nrana, s;orod nv The ,re.;.
dart a. paris fai,ed s]ignaIiv to accom-.
I'LL th;s n,,rnose anS cnntained st;n-
ppi ,.sn .n's III" ;ntaIa-e III rns ~ ~
danendent' neopie hut certain to pro.
auce .ne ,n!us.ic .nn,S , hi ~ uu =
tloversy anio mn. "alon "ii'n pio-
poseo 70 preveht.
lHAtL cvse..ant lepuun.eu ~ "a
srrGee WhoiIX. uhnesaIy anu n'us..n-
aoie' tne linne-nonsreT po,ley IN iavo!
OF peace oeciarea oy wasnlnsoon aha -
J1Herson ana Monroe ano pu. ~ os
tnan a century, ana II lgnored the uni
versa OF Amerlca 1or gen,
erattons past In favor OF international
law ano .aroltra4lon q II %resteo the