Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27

devil. For behold. says Mr.: Wilson.
the o'd order survives and MessrS'
George. Millerand and Nittl are con
timing among them a world in which
these Cni,ed States must refuse 10 haN'
part, ,.,g
And why are they thus wickedf
Decausc the Republicans have sappcd
rho inauencc of the United States IN
the world. And because they have
ial,cD. or mean to take. from the league
Of Nations. tho only prop on which II
could rest. the mutual guarantee OF 'cr'
ri,orirs in which the tnitcd states US
,umed it's full share Of Obligation, W lth .
nIIt tIat saws the President. thcr" j. n"
,.lance for thc state that Is not mIl'
,ariNtica'ly inclined. .;.;...I
In other words. given tue "FlSI u" ,,
\.tirIr y aud given II QmcHF. auu
,Icro i world in which the G"""l l"'r
,orritrrv, the demand for Htra''gr
frontiers. III" hunger for C'nnIrr a'' NV
move. And with them gHcS a. M"' f..,.o
Hut deprive Article \ ot I'H ,,,,. ,",r
and tho world goes back to o'd >'>'"mN ems
- :" ,'Iianrcs I" reaching out for mus.
,noTntsin.. port~ and rivers wh".' II
nav meet effectively the onset "' lh'
cnrmy DO YOU want proof a,hN the
'I,Gr Imir" Wv since The Republican, began
70 undermine the force OF Nru," ~
.r,o old order surviveth. thanks To
fndce and Boruh and johnson
Wr. Wilson. in his notes. has Inid NJ
ho.;. for rho coming camnalgn Il the
i"ac7,c T" is to be- the issue. II tho treaty
!. Gercatcd bv the Democrat ,enator'
NJ nicennhO,cd hv himself. the l'rrsiIcn'
wnT sov that the Republicans III led tn
league and broke the heart ot IN" W"rIu
A. cridcncc he will show how Europ'
went down into the pit whlI" 'n"y ne
,trnvcd tho only thing In when man
Kind nut their trust. the mHiH'l guar
artcc Of all powers agalhS' hSSreHs.on
The weakness of his mora ISSUE u
that Tmme does not pt%>"h' T."S
amen and found wanting docs N"
frichren L}ovd George. MjI""and nn'
Nitti
Have You No Faith in I.c'guc"'
They come back and say
But you surprise us IIa'' We no
aiycD the .Iugo Slavs l''',l"W more o
thpir own people than your Hottlemcn
did. And did you not NHurs'l give tn'
. Czcrho Sovaks 3.1OO,"o ',"rmans pe
. e;dns bninC equally pr0dlga with ONE
nntionaIs! Have you no faith in You
owr League of Nations +" work on
msticc where practical consideration
dictate compromises;
IIord George and Mu,erand har
written the Republican raWpatgn ma
terial in their latest mote, y the leaGu
il to be- made the issue. In other words
Mr. Wilson has not yet rroduced nj
ImnraI issue. lie has shifted the lSsu
from the relative merlt~ "t unless
, and "until" TO the proper place "l
certain blue line on map ana 10 IN
International relations "' IN" corp"
Ncparatum OF Fium''
From the corresn"ndHn"" It appear
that what allied fur"nc was uoln
misc mnon Jugo Slavia and partly I
hriho her with offers Of mandate i
Ilbonia From the tiTnness OF tn
ieteIt note il is plain that Europe
st;I, confident that it con half buy an
/ Lali force that cOmprom'Ne.
Tho consideration thai has sustainP
T,an. Slavia so far is 'dr support
tbn T"s I'nited States. but Of what ava
;s Tho snnport Of the United States
tho ENGLISH. French and Italia
nromiers have less 10 fear from IN
White House, Jugo Slaria has less I
| hope from 1t. :. a.
For forcing a compromisc IN IN
article, for keeping tho Turks in tonn
stantinople. for making peace WIT
| Russia. even IL all these things mc'
Mr.. wilson's disapproVal, Europe ca
plead. and the Allies do plead NJ
necessities.
She must have peace, she must hay
raw materials, she must quiet the Mos
lens. she is In dire straits and cannC
| ,ait unon tho eIiRpncies of an AmPri