Evening star., 1926-02-04

Moore, is one of the 10 judges" points
out the Youngstown Nindicator Demo
cratic. The Atlanta Journal Demo
cratic) asserts that far from being
alien to what is American, this tri-
bunal is sprung directly from Ameri-
can IDEALS
Following the lead Of Chauncey M.
Depew in specializing on the probable
attitude of Lincoln toward the World
Court. were he alive today, the Los
Angeles Times independent Republi-
cam says, Lincoln wanted Americans
70 look upon the people of other ma
tlons as their neighbors and friends"
and this journal voices it's belief that
he naturally would stand with the ad-
vocates of Americas s adherence to the
World Court"
The vote in the Senate was made
possible, though lit would have been
impossible five years ago." says the
Houston Chronicle independent, be-
cause In the intervening years "the
public conscience has been quickened;
patriotism has triumphed over par
tisanship." Agreeing, the Altoona Mir
ror independently declares, Public SEN
timent throughout the country will ap-
prove the action of the Senate" The
Lynchburg News Oemocratic) glories
in independence at last from "the
bonds of the isolationists' who would
have made IAN ostrich of the eagle, :"
and the Harrisburg telegram Re-
publican) deems it we'll that the great
bone Of contention has been gnawed
through" The Hartford Daily Times
independent Democratic) is proud that
this Nation now stands beside the
other nations in peace as it stood be-
side its associates in war" and the
Knoxville Sentinel independent Dem
ocratic) declares, I'm this DEVELOPMENT
the truth of the saying is verified that
no great cause is settled until it Is
settled right"
The Dayton Daily News (independ.
ent Democratic) sees, in the bringing
Of the question to decisive vote, obed-
ience to the popular mandate; the
Fort Worth Record-T Telegram Gnde.
pendent Democratic) thinks 1t a mat
ter for congratulation" that the Sem
ate has shaken off the cloak Of vacil.
lation and indecision that 1t has worn
for seven years. and the Savannah
Press Democratic) exults that the
fight has been won. and the United
states has made a step in the right
direction" The Champaign NewsGa-
zette independent Republican, recog-
nizes that the time for criticism is
past" saying, THE United States has
embarked upon a new voyage In inter-
national AFFAIRS while the Birming-
ham News independent Democratic)
predicts that the last great fight Of
the irreconcilables is over, presum-
ably" The New York Herald-Tribune
Republican) gives credit sfor the vic
tory of the World Court supporters in
the Senate to President Coolidge, say
ing, "The Senates vote on the World
Court protocol is another striking trib-
ute to the efficacy Of President Cool
idge's leadership" But the Roanoke
Times Democratic) denies this claim,
saying, ITO construe the result as
either a Republican or Democratic
achievement is utterly nonsensical; it
was not a partisan issue. and the re.
suit cannot be regarded as a partisan
victory" The Norfolk Ledger Dis
patch independent Democratic) con-
graduates the senior Senator from
Virginia, Claude A. Swanson, for his
skillful plotting Of the measure through
'the Senate" claiming that while
pledged to it in principle, the Repub-
licans had always been lukewarm In
their support, and it fell to a Southern
Democrat to champion the measure.