Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-22

uftuuiNpnf. lNp nifrd NtNtfn ever
viii hc in harmony with such "a move
mont toward the higher attachments Of
pcncc. liut wc shall not entirely dis
card our agencies Tor defense until
there o. rcmoycd The need to defend.
We are ready to cooperate with other
n%utiuu. iu approximate disarmament.
hut mcrc-t prudence f1rbid- that va
disnrm alone.
League Of Nations Strapped.
IN the existing irnguo Of Nations.
world governing with ITS supcr-puwers,
his republic Wui have me- part. There
can be- ~ mIsintrrprctntion. aud there
win Ice uo betrayal IT the Deliberate
expression ~ the American people In
HE rrcrn, election aud, settled iu our
decision for ourselves. II Is only fair
io say to the world IN general. aud Ia
our associates In war In particular.
that the league covenant can have ~
sanction by ~.
The aim To associate nations 10 pre-.
vent war, preserve pence and promote
civilization. uur people most cordially
npplnnded. We yeurned FOR this new
instrument of Justice, hut W. ran have
no part In q commlttal 10 any agency
NJ force In unknown contingencies we
cnn recognize no super authority.
Mnnlfcstly the highest purpose Of
the League Of Nations was defeated IN
linking 1t with the treaty ~ peace and
making II the enforcing agency NJ the
yictors nf the war.
Approves Peace Resolution.
THE American aspiration, indeed.
he world aspiration, WIS un nssucla-
ton Of nations, based upon the nppli'
cation Of Justice and right, binding us
In conference and cooperation for the
prevention OF war and pointing the
way to a higher civilization aud inter
m%ntionul fraternity In which all the
world might share.
In rejecting the lenguc covenant and
uitering lhul rejection 10 our own peO-
pie, aud To the world, We make no sur
render OF our hope and aim for an as-
socintlon ~ promote peace In which
we would most heartily join
We wish It to be- conceived In peace
und dedicated to pence, aud VIII re-
llnqulsu no effort Ia bring the nations
~ the world into such fellowship, not
In the surrender Of national GOV
c%rclgnty but rejoicing In u nohler
exercise Ut II in the advancement of
human activities anna III" 'nilp'nSn
lions NJ reic'iul achievement
In thr national referendum 10 which
| have ndycrtel We pledged out ef-
forts tpwurd such nm assucintion aud
the pledge win he faithfully kept. IN
the plight Of policy and performance
$50 told the American people We meant
to srrk nn curly establishment of
peace. The United States alone among
the allied aud u|ssoolntcd powers con
tiuucs iu q technical state of war
against the central powers Of Europe.
THIS anomalous condition ought not 20
hr permitted To continue.
10 establish the state of technical
pence without further delay, | should
approve "a drclurntory resolution by
Congress 10 that effect with the lnnl'
'l'"''"'S ''N'"''"' =" p''''' u" WV"
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such action would u" the sllnple'l
Keeping 81 inlih WIN ourselves anu
'ould ~ II" sense Ice CONSTRUED as u
p%ariihA WIN NOS" WIN "h"h' we
shared our Sn'rlil''S ~ war Tor 'h'He
powers are nlr'hdy At peace
Such u resolution should undertake
To- io no more thun thus declare the
state of peace which all America
Graves II must ndd no ulIil'ulty III
ERECTING WIN Just ,p"rull'ns' 'h'
restoration Tor whlch "h Europe
yrirnS' ana upon Whlch 'hr worm rec
'"N'ry must be rounded N'lih'r Tor
iii'r enemy nor any can 'mIs'hh' Amer
irn position h''ins" our n''l'nu' hN
10 responsibility Tor the war anu the