Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-25

President ilardins viii not send an
ofleial American representative 90 the
uenna conference. ON tho surface Il
npnuats rlat tho main reason Tor this
Nations aluufncss II the fact that
scunomlc ana political matters will
not DO dlaaasocmtcd Mt the European
ranuy, The question OF recognition
az soviet Russia Ia to DO taken up
that IL something We DO not approve
OF, German PREPARATIONS nro 90 be dis
suaacd, we have consistently kept a
hands.on policy regarding that prob
icm, n w officially set In the meet
inu thla Country would have 20 pass
upon both aovietism and PREPARATIONS
~ much for tho surface. An un-
dtrlyina reason. which In hy no means
tho less important one. Ia the fact that
the Administration fears that further
participation IN international Affairs
may wreck the Executives power IN
consfcss, and possibly result IN the
renate refusing 60 ptify some OF the
treaties coming from tho arms con-
terence, notably thu Quadruplo Ala.
ance. The plnin. unvarnishcd truth.
,hat 10 heins voiced sub rusa IN Wash
inrion today, 4 tina, thu Administra-
slon Recognizes that n eomplete change
hos taken ripce In tho political work
tnfs ~ thla government.
The Constitution rays that the
president shall have power, by and
win thu advice and consent Of tho
rcna,.. % make treaties. =. :" Pre-
s,cua % "a. world war, tho Er-
scutis. ana ais premier always
directed WIN, TREATIES should e~
nssc,is,sd and executed Then
stepped woodrow Wilson into tho
spotilsht, armed with the Versailles
treaty, Tho senate. having n ma
,ori,y that opposed him. rcpudia,cd
that document The senate let 4, be
known ina, n also could be treaty
refusing body,
Now opposition Ia sprlnglns mp
nTain-, tho Quadruple Alliance. 20
which, however, tho names OF two
Senators ar. slFncd--iodpo and Un-
d.rwuoa, ono Republican and tho
other Democrat. II N not necessary
a. point out that this opposition is
not alons perty lines. Tho bitter
cndefs among the Republicans who
tough, the Versailles pact are now
aiming their guns At the Alliance
Ev-n cersain newspapers that fought
wilson's league, now are nghtns
iiardlns'r--or iiughes--treaty. Their,
In n reason Cor this. Of course. Thos'
persons who are Tor America nrs,
and Britain not at all. feel that th'
mes,sffui iiaifour scored good man,
points FOR his country when he orfere,
a. scmn tho Anrlo-Japancse Alliance
substituting IN its place the Quad
fuple Alliance that offers Little Brow
rrp'h.f thru. times es much protec
tion,
The oonoa Conference probably Wi
no, convene until tho wnshingtoi
rarlcy adiuurns. Therefore the treat
lee smaneiins from the latter will g
"a che Hennto bcfore tho diplomat
will get well under way az Genos
n y sinsle ono Of those treaties fan
a. ress IN tho Senate other nation
represented a, Genoa would feel tina
nothing Cha, United States repre-
sentative could say there would hav
ANY weight, az probably the agros
morrs promulgated would also b
turned down by the United states.
w, ,hese reasons we do not b,
iie,e that the United states will
officially represented at the Europea
parlsy. OF course Every Evening ha
no score, source Of Information 4
Washington denied 10 others, ~
anyone who knows tho present ~
ii,losl situation IN tho Capital roa
isrs that the Administration does NJ
~irh 10 stir up cnmity IN tho scna
ns being represented az too many Il
ietnH,lonal gatherings.
3acre IL an exquisite touch Of iror
n shls s''pation. !, was the Rcpubl
An party that kept Us out OF 80
GlUn .u,hnglcm~n's" And Il IL Il
Republican party today that wish
~ place ne IN Foreign cn,snslemcnt'
The Democrats wished 10 bring abo
w~id pea,o, Tho Republicans wi