New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-29

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ND International agreements for
| reduction of all armaments. and the
end of competitive war preparations.
and, in the meantime the ma inte-
nance of any army and navy ade-
lrate for national defense.
tg> Full. free and open coopera-
ton with all other nations for the
promotion of peace and justice
throughout the world
thl In our foreign relations. this
country should stand as unit and
TO he successful. foreign policies
must have the approval and the
support Of the American people.
DID, Abolition of ,ne practice of
the president of entering into and
carrying out agreements with a for
rign government. either de facto or
de jure, for the protection Of such
| government against revolution or
foreign attack. or for the super
vision of its internal affairs, when
such agreements have not been ad-
! Nised and consented to by the senate
| as provided in the constitution of
the United States, and we condemn
the administration for carrying out
such an unratificd agreement that
| required us to use our armed forces
in Nicaragua.
G-Rccognition that the Monroe
! Doctrine is a cardinal principle of
! the government promulgated for the
| protection Of ourselves and our
/ Latin AmcricaI neighbors. We shall
seek their friendly cooperation i'll
the maintenance OF this doctrine.
Give condemn the republican
administration for lack of states
manship and efficiency in negotiat-
| ing the 1921 treaty for the limitation
! of ornaments which limited only the
construction of battleships and ships
| OF over ten thousand tons. Merely a
gesture towards peace. it accom-
/ plish"d no limitation of armament.
/ because 1t simply resulted in the de-
struction of our battleShips, and the
/ blue prints of battleships of other
] lhttIoIiS. u PldI'u Io llilllldllulI upOIi
construction of aircraft. submarines.
! cruisers, warships under ten thou
sand tons, poisonous gases, or OF her
Weapons OF destruction. No agree
. m"nt was ratified with regard to
submarines aud poisonous gases. The
attempt of the president TO remedy
/ the failure of 1927 10y the Geneva
, conference of 1928, was character
lied by the same lack OF statesman
/ ship and efficiency and resulted in
entire failure.
In consequence the race between
1 nations in the building of unlimited
I Weapons of destruction still goes on
and the peoples of the world are still
| threatened with war and burdened
with taxation for additional arma-
mcnt.
Watcrpower, Waterways and Flood
Control:
The Federal government and state
! governments respectfully, now have
absolute and exclusive sovereignty
and control over enormous water
| powers. which constitute one of the
! greatest assets of the nation. This
| sovereign title and control must be
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