The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

thor. NAV be no organized interruption
OF service to the lives and hcaltn ana
welfare Of the people. inc de'ss ~, moi
the tribunal to be morally put no.
legally binding. and an Informed puonic
sentiment be relied on to secure ancI.
acceptance. The tribunal. ho~e'cr'
should refuse to accept jurisdistiGGn 'a "a
ccpt for the PURPOSE OF rn' he Interrupt
ed For public utilities We la'G. ~"
type OF tribunal provided LOT III '"'
transportation act OF 1870. odv,-
In private industries we do not adt2-
cafe The principle of compulsory srnl-
| tration. but we favor Impartial c0in!,,
sion and better facilities for To tun'iaS
mediation, Cancellation ana aFoiIi h d
/ which viii enlist the influence OF an
! aroused public opinion The goTerl,n th.
should take the initiative IN lnEI. a,,.1,,is-
establishment Of tribunals OF eE
sion and better facilities Tor Eolun. .uo
! ration and investigation Of this issue
! We demand the exclusion from ln. mt,
state commerce OF the products Oh coi''
! vict labor.
A 1sarus Of Nations.
The Republican party STANDS ioI
agreement among the ne na1rHhS Nc be-
| lievc that such an internatlohai astonaI
lion must be based upon internationSasI
justice and E,ust p[oEioG, o ~ nubIic
which shall m.Inta,n me raw law and the
, tsm. ny Of ,mpartial courts. and which
J .baII secure instant and general inter.
! national conference whenever pes
: shall be threatened by polltical ae'. I'D
/ sm Thai the nations pledged 10 do ana
! insist upon that which Is just ana lair
may exercise their influence anu pimte
| for the prevention Of war. We nr,o
ali this can be done without the c Uii
nromise Of national independence; VIII
: our deriving the people OF the oh.t.a
, states in advance Of the right to deter,
] mine for themselves what Is Just - o
! fair when the occasion arises ana VIZ
49,, inwoiyire them as participants ana
! not as pcacemakers in muHituue 70
ouarrcIs the merits OF which thcy ate
! unable 10 JUSTIFY. o.iden.
at iarIs failed signaIly to accomplIsn
| his nurpose. and contained stipulations
NOR onlv intolerable for an indepenoGn-
| people. but certain TO produce tne
/ Justice. hostility and controversy ai,V"s
+ nations which il proposed TO prevent:
Thai cnIenant repudiated TO degree
wholly unnecessary and unjuStlilaoIs
! the time honored policy IN lator o.
ncace declared By WashlnSlon any Gil
! larson and Monroe and pursued oE an
american administrators for more than
! y century, and II ignored the chlfersa.
| sentiment Of America for generations
! mast in favor Of international law anu
arbitration and it rests su ,nG t ,ion op'
Th, unfortunate insistence OF the
: President upon having his own way
without any regard to the opinion OF q
majority OF the senate wnicn Hna,
: wiih him in the treaty making power
and m. Presidents. demand that tne
,rea should be ratified without any
| mndi.cation. created SII",'o' ota
| which senators were required 10 W
iunon their conscicnces and their oaths
according to their judgment upon inc
treaiy as il was presented. or SUBMIT 10
/ tho commands OF A dictator In ma!ter
where the authority under the constitu-
lion were theirs and not MIS-
faithfully, We approve their conduct
/ and honor. their courage and ildeIlty anu
/ We pledge th9 coming Repuollcan au-
| ministration 10 such agreement WIN tne
other nations of the worlo as SIM! ~
Inc full duty OF America to civillzatlon
and human nifty in CONGESTION with Ameti-
can ideals and without surrenderlng tne
right Of the American people 10 eHerc'sS
Its Judgment and its power IN laVot oi
justice and peare. PolntinS 10 ~ n
principles we declare that the Repuol
; can party has the generous courage anu
constructive ability TO end eNecutN1
iusurpation and restore CONSTITUTIONS
! government 10 fulfill our world ooilsa,
J lions without sacrificing our national
! Independence. TO raise the national stah
dard of education. health ana genera
: welfare: to re-cstahlish peace tlne
administration and to substitute tcor
omv and efficiency for extravaganza ana
chaos; to restore and maintain Inc ma
. tionaI credit: to reform unequal ana our-
drnsomc taxes: to free business from
arbitrary and unnecessary official con;
,roI: to suppress disloyalty with denial
I Of Justice: 10 repeal the arrogant chai-
lang. Of any class: and TO MAINTAIN =
n,,trnmcnt of all the people as con-
trastrd With government for some OF the
people and finally. to allay unrest sus-
nirion and strife. and To secure the co.
.nnI,,,ion Of the complex problems OF the
dav 10 the end that our country. happy
and prosperous. proud of its past. sure
Of itself and its institutions. may look
forward with confidence TO the future.