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should be recognized until willing and
able to give adequate guarantees for
protection of American rights and plcdg-
ed the Republican party TO "a consis-
tent, firm and effective policy toward
Mexico that shall enforce respect for
the American flag," and protect Ameri-
can citizens and property.
There was no direct reference to
Intervention in Mexico, but it was de-
clared that the party should stand for
"insistencc upon the maintenance OF
order" in Mexico. The proposal for
mandate over Armenia was condemned
and the action of Congress in passing
a peace resolution approved.
Take Up Other Planks
While the subcommittee was at work
on these planks the remainder of the
full resolutions committee began its
consideration Of other planks agreed on
by the subcommittee.
These inclined an industrial relations
declaration from which reference Ia
anti strike legislation had been omitted
a plank blaming the depreciation of
money values for the high cost of liv.
ing; one opposing government owner
ship or operation of railroads, and one
expressing in general terms. without
mention Of a cash bonus. tho gratitude
and generosity OF the party to former
service men.
There also was a plank asking for
prompt ratification of the woman suf.
fragc amendment. but the Subcommittee,
voted against inclusion of any direct
I reference to prohibition.
Flank on Treaty
e The tentative foreign relations plank
. first considered today in the subcom
} mittcc provided in part:
I'VE approve the action Of the Re.
4 publican Senate with respect TO tn,
proposed treaty Of peace with the cove
I nant OF the League Of Nations. 4
9 We declare our opposition to the treat,
g and the League of Nations as submitted
t by the President and approve the actor
e OF the Republican Senate in RESISTING
= ratification without safeguarding reser
yatiOns.
1--WE favor the ratification OF IN,
treaty Of peace with the League Of Ma.
q tiOns with reservations which are ir
: accord with the american principle!
: which protect the liberty ana independ
epce Of the Deople of the I'nitcd state
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iectiNe III THESE respects 'ndil lne TeSer
n.,,,S, na,iohS propuseu any auup!s" ny III
hepuph'ahs OF the senate
lhoSe ,orl'"nS VI '"' ''n'a'NC n.a'
H, ,IIui TtiaS'nS 10 !l' T%u'' ''>"'u''ou
t M'ArTo anu Armciia l"li""
we approve IN" a''I"h "i inc N
PuoII'an partE IN "nGrG>H III "SSih
resolution 10 repeal IN" d'"Iarati",
d VI S'n.e Oh war WIN '''rmauN Mh"'
K W"ul" nave Drought p'a'" ana r'lI'Ne
y IN" P'opc "i the burd'h ot inc wa
> measures and we condemn tn" FrCHi
"'uI N''o Oh tnlS resoIutioh'
It Mandate for Armenia
"a I'VE condemn President Wilson fo
ID asking Congress to empower him to az
't ''pt mnndhtC tor Armenia: We com
mend thr it'ruDNcan senate Tor rciuSln
the PRESIDENT request t" empower I'm
10 accept mandate for Armenia. III
IN acceptance OF such mandat" wouI
cl throw IN" n!t"d states INTO IN" vcr
-, maclStrom of EuropCun QuarrclS.
,' "Arrording to the estimate Of III
llarb0rd commission. organized by an
IN thority of President Wilson, We Won
Dc called upon 10 send %, 600 Amer
can boys to police Armenia and to on