The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-05
British Views
Upon Harding's
Speech Kindly

''feciai Go The Caller
LONDON March alrrsldsai Hare
dine aud hla inaugural Address are the
subject 40 congratulations ana good
viii in the lnEiinh prpsn this morning
The newHrnpefs display great interest
lu ihe attitude oi the United states to-
ward ihU leHNut uf nations. Tho naily
Nail Says President Harding is u man
who mas hp TRUSTED o. uiaky hood use
~ hts great power Tho NurnlnE pohi
huEufatlun uf Nr. lnfdiaG the uut.
luoA Ter the present and future reia.
tleuH between the United States and
tift.tt trltulu were newer more niUu4.
lut nr moro hopeful This Newspaper
saws "a iinds nothing ~ The pfendents
ypnfict between british and American
idsas tht address b. considered ht
Zoe Iosf Na rfOnourClnG the dosm 81
thr league uf nations
The naily Telesnsnh sH,H che uokt
chapter in American history VIII SOC
inv duality ~ fhc president and hiu 4d
m.rlrifition put % hard tosi oven
n DO ar irHH Terrible than their pfede.
Utsaol faced ID adds ihni Nr WtrIinr
since NiH election confirmed "fhaf i'm.
HifsAlnn Of powerful slnltY. uuuf4nfa.
lnf infcT % character und honest ucVu.
inn Or iuiN which Europe receitpa
when he was chosen"
Auu fuuuirrHtnE Tho problems be-
fnfr the northumberland the Daily
Telegraph conciudcaI
Tho people uf fhia country wish
~eil tn ihr American Statesman who
htf mHdn hlwafII warm advocate 0f
cordial 0mitf between hia great ua+
ioin ana fhc nf'tish empire
The London rlm0a contrasts Nf
iHNdinf'H Inaugural address fo fhIf
.nl President Wilson in lelf drciHrlna
90 rcstrainedlf srreestcd aguin Tint
"a momentuus innovation Boo ih. inifef
SietrH poiN n world affairs ia in-
rtiiuhin
Commenting o1 that mart 0f the ld
Dress rnursFnlun American narnrlul -
Glow NuH sympathy Boz international ~
fNiH tnN Times NlNN tnHi There BE-
spoke ihr thourhf off civilized human
ltf. degrading TOE presidents dpDil.
tionHl sovereignty and N,ai suutr.
COVE nmrnf would have no sanction NI
me repuhii, " saws.
Nur would % hr sanctioned hv any
civilized nation. rtre t proposed
The newunu per asstrfu that national
TuNeffirrtr IL nor m question. and
adds
"Wiarorrepfior renewed u 10 be-
fauNihlN fnlrUaurOu fluu. we can vol.
come without reserve Mr Hurdinr'r
declaration thtt the American people
have come Co. rev realization 81 our
NeferrIHr Co., Mr Harflnf'H statement
That Americans are ready to encourage
r"~wiV program. tho fines ~lvH
hn sfnHihlr man OF tho nliicd no
flows over doubted b. but the Amer.
ican people viii understand that the
recouriNnH uf those ideals 90 the worn
Ing 81 their constitutional Institutions
r. 90 times n matter "a pcrnloNtv in
hurnpr There ~ perplexity now nt
the attitude Of The United States to-
ward The league Of nations. bur no ton
denct 90 deny Tho American people tho
right Go decide fnf themselves mo stems
ino1 shall take toward The realization
uf Tho sroat ideals which President
Harding proclaimed
"lliH declaration Implies that a0me
rm " obligation nnd peoples niiurlnn
THESE ideals VIII look forward with
anxious homes to see hv what action
iht ufeSdent uf tho fnite dgtatca uili
ih' president eft the United States will
kind