The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
GUIDANCE OF Mr.. ROOT
Continued From Page one)

s,r,o limo several other European
statesmen mad, publ" u't"ran''S L"
tho Same effect ,..
FINALLY. last saturday: Mr.. fttnlnT
from Ni>rnun; Grey and S"id II con" ,r'
'nr.hcuds Substantial! what W"n'd
,rrnrosr ,n do if elected President.
t'mrthcrInore. Their" i ais" TINS W. '"''
mon hrlwr"a Mr. IardjnS'S SN'''h ,aS'
Saturday and what tn" l"aEu" "l "A
,irs -, dong. TIL" Lcacu" has al
,.,dy accented the nov court recent ,
nrctuizrd nv Mr. Root. Senator liaru
lrE aIsr accepts hi: Sa'n' '"m.,r
hiC S,ru-,lav err",'h h" sad n" a."
,-,in, ~ ~i,rh :, court would H., NJ.
,rr,Cd W''hou, Sarr!h"ing on our r'f'
nne lnta of our nationality.
Un1nistakable Harmony
To your r"rr"SP"n".h' r,,ir
Of Republican policy on I'VE .rn,
~ \otions heCinrinc With IN" pa i"rN'
49, lime and subsequently mod ih"d -!
MIR. Lodges notification Sn' >'h -.
nardinS'a acr"pian"" Sp"|'n. enm
Ii.rLmc's second speech last saturday,
- marching hand hand with ih' ~
hI;nu Of tho l.rnEue cr Nations IN ia.
rnnc toward The same end TN" hrrIh"rrl
between ihcs" two IS unin!Sn"h'" ,brsc
what rNtcn, tn" liatson between u.
two things consists Of Mr. Emu h'"p'
must hc wholly n matter or ini'reh'r.
Il looks n Il Mr. Root Is IN ."' .,'
~ an informal amha SSador from NI','L
ira-and. in q narrower sons. ~ ".
Republican, party I" III" h'"N"' ~
tons. I, elm,
II sc,n,s 10 ,hur correspondent NAV
VIVA, is likely t" hart"n !" ms ur
Tongue or nrti0ns. after inc "I"'t"mS ~
tho United states IN H"\''nntr' -,
ory,r,zr itself rundH mentally II VIII
aIrtr as rs basis and principal tuN''."h
Inc new court recently orKanlH"h ny vi
Root The league Will also rCnrShn'z"
itself il other respects. ~ VIII ',' y,
r,.rrt" As amendments MI OF 'n,.S'
, a ~i,.:,u objections which were Pc
T., - by our senate IS r"SrrNatomS' i've
.,ru. after reorganization. VIII con-
s,si If Mr. Roots court. strongly or
ranizcd aud powerful in action ana IN
addition t.. ma, S"N"r1i OF IN" n mcr%rE
Ira.,ur As Mr. Harding sad on sat
mrday. u would TAKE all that is good
IN M, lcaGu" "f nations. ..-.,
Ar,cr the league has r"organih"d
itself thus. ar as soon rs II - 'Irar
that the league is going n r""TSaniN'
uerlf in this way. IN" R"ruo'lr'n
Marty. | apprchend. Will announC" mat
j, il read VITO Join tho l"aEu" in TINS
Fundamentally. changed FORM u Is
difficult tn 500 how thIS can happen nc-
f,rr our ,.lcctinn No Amendment 10 the
i,., ,.,,, can h, made before the next meet
ing of the assembly Of the league. and
that does not come until NnN"mh"r -:
twc}yr DAYS after eur election. or
course no foreign statesman would h'
80 foolish a. to initial" any such a"-
lion until after our rlcctl"n
Practicability Of Changes.
II has been frequently said hero AT
homo hv. the moro ardent American
adv ncaI,s uC The league Of nations that
u is jmpussihlc for the league 10 rcor-
Can!zr itself: that the lcagu' Is now IN
Existence. Il going concern With twenty
mine members and that We cannot ask
these iwfnty-nInr members To change
their organization III order To accom-
,nndair themselves to us.
In saving this the American adNo-
Gates Of the league are more consider
ate Of it's sanclity than those European
statesmen who are themselves the chief
men in tho league. AS I have shown.
these statesmen themselves have SAID
that the league can be and will be re-
organized so as TO accommodate itself
To the American theory OF what It
should be. In fact. as between the two
principles. it is more desirable for the
league TO make changes which will put
every member Of 1t on an eQualit,j
Nrather than for America to enter
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