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'y — The Sentinel X I f ult the people go to hen ven who 'concluded at Versailles oh the 2Sth cabled to his great journal from l.on United Biute* «liiinld be the judtft1, ns da£ o f Juue, 1919, subject to the Jon: it U »eeordiiijj hi the presi dent, tin expeet tu it mny not bn such nu ideal famoving reservations, understandings th e l oudou papsrs widely* display reservation only muke* pin i a I In. I pince lifter nil. • • • and interpretations, which shall b# th«. suggestion o f the I’ rcsse ds I’nris »Inch is implied. Again there is nut a made a part o f the instrument of rati that if America due* not ivuuiro the vestige of nullification A Weakly Newspaper With Pleaty Mowing wild outs is not n part o f the fication. which rat if ieaUoa is nut to | neceptaaee of the rsovrvatiou* ... th e: . £ ,". , - o f Backbone 9 take effect or tuud the tinted State* .„.ttCe treaty, the allies » i l l allow the * 1 t ai l ed states assume* uo oh buck to the land movement. • • • lt»ert BrJe aii'l Klbrrt Smith Ful'lishiTS until the said reservations and under-! leagu* to be formed aud later refuse bgation to preserve the territorial in It Is poor policy to tnkc your spleen to recognise thn_validity of the reset tcgrilv or political iiulopendenuo of - lbert Bede...... ...... ..... ............ Editor nt muling» luivptt'vl bv th<* »omito ha ' Povn a i. opted by an exchange o f notes | x #|U(U# -*uv other country or to interfere in out on the office force, but i t ’s better , j « .. , „ i , , , ,, controversies between nations whether to do thut than to take it home with t first clan* publication entered at Cot as a part and n Condition of said res-J therefore/ addisi Colonel M eter members o f the league or not under in * « Grove, Ore., as second-class matter datum of ratification t>v at least thn-e^ .................. ... ................. ick. with peculiar urgency, “ ‘ it is vi the provisions of Article It), of the four principal allied powers, to "*'*-k, 111, or to you. • • • 1 Business O ffice....3.------41» Bast Main « i t : : Great ! tal that the senate dosa Groat Britain. France, Italy and | does not omit a 'employ employ the military or naval forres forces o ol' f Mini wants but little here below ex >an. leiause requiring their acceptance. The ¡the United Htates under nny article of Japan SUBSCRIPTION HA I KS i'his is uot rejection. It is accept- ; majority o f the Icuguc, otherw ise, : ,r''" ,v tor aay purpose, unless in copt to know thut his place is secure Th) One year_____ $2.001 Three month*— 50« ■e. It “ advises and consent**' to would demand obedience to thAse see | 'i'.1, 1' / , . ’ 0' ,l.l**r,,s«. "b u ll, above. Id* months.__ 1.001 Single c o p y _ _ 5o anew • • • ification The aoh* condition is that t.on* reserved against under penalty of to decían „ Q war“ or au*ho.‘.*e *thi !No snbserk*tion listed for l e « than Sov ratifirati We hiive seen some men who cmihl throe of the principal all nil powers I war. “ | employmeat of 'the'"military or "naval Member of shall signify acquiescence in certain I'his is »h a t America wishes t o 1 forces of the Uiiiletl states, shall liv spemi every evening with a swhethenrt National Editorial Association and still net perfectly amie mid sensi “ reservations, undertakings and inter avoid beyond pared venture. She is not I net or joint resolution so provide Oregon Htat« Editorial Assoniation prstations’ ’ to be enumerated. What | willing to take the remotest chame Upon the fundamentuis o f tl?V dee ble during business hours. Home people Orogx'u Newspaper Conference have great recuperative powers. reservations shall 1 laratlou there is no dispute. All admit ^Villamette Valley Editorial Association ran be the real objections to thut pro that her safeguarding eedure! The first is that it is unnec .be treated us “ scraps o f pa|H>r." The | that under the count Itutiou the United lane County 1'ublishera’ Association essary because under custom and pre pledge to rtseognixe them, vve are as Stall's cannot engage in war “ to pre FRID AY, FEBRUARY 6. 1920 cedent silence-gives consent. Granted, -ured, is imbedded with binding force serve the territorial integrity*or polit with reapert to ordinary treaties. But ta assenting sileuee. Then why, asks leal independence ,,f any qtlier eoini not j j ' the Mtnte», Yankee fashion, ' United --- — ......... » ------- * ------ -- » ” n o tjtr y ’ ’ or “ employ the military or naval A N E X P L A N A T IO N T H A T R E A L L Y this, as Senator Brundegeo said, * is .... an “ ordinary pene,, treaty.’ ’ It is n “ put it in w ritin g !’ * Wo stami reMy force* for any purpose’ ’ eircpt by af E X P LA IN S . permanent engagement on the part of I to sign everything vv* agree^ to. Why firmative action of emigres*. The sole the United States to abandon the poi should not the others if they are in point is one of moral, not legal, obbga There has been so much thrashing nround in an effort to explain the icy which it has maintsinval since its | deval sincere! Are they so proud and turn and ovelk hero there is little, if superior that they will j any, differentiation™ Both Fresidi ut ]teare treaty and league of nations formation and to join a coalition o f haughty and part and the senate’s proposed reser forty or more nations scattered over deign to put ony- inference» against : \\ ilson and Senator Borah assert that | our bond! Even, for police's sake a lyorat obligation traaseeuds a legal vations, that The Sentinel gives space Europe, Asia and Africa. Is there anything unreasonable i n ' might they not do well to heed the j obligation and that the United Stales to an editorial from Harvey s Weekly, which rationally explains what the asking thut the only terms under which '■ admonition o f our self designated a DO I 1 would be in honor bound to recognise peace treaty does and why as Amer the United State* is willing to do this ogist, Mr. Tuft, who plends with surTu and abide by that admitted principle, The vital difference lies between ilu, icans we must have the senate r e s « should be specifically rueqgnised and j eating ayeophancy, “ You must be pa | two words “ until'' and “ unless'' the vations. It is so logical and so worded accepted by three of the other powers tient with the United S ta tes!’ ’ But though we be considered unduly ci.tigress “ shall so provide.“ The that any may understand. Mr. Bar concerned! I f silence really does give; 'e y , the editor, is the man given credit consent equivalent to that o f a signed meticulous m our gpntcntion mid clause proposed by Senator lliteheoek lor making Woodrow Wilson, although note, why should Great Britain or slightly impolite in our insistence, sure as acceptable to the president includes lie has since fallen out with the man France or Italy decline or hesitate to ly there is nothing in this simple pre “ u n til,'’ thereby retaining and eon ho put in A c White House. The ed grant the written assurance ol under amble to warrant the president s hi ceding the moral obligation and uiak standmg to which under the eircum ' terpretntion. ing its application solely a matter o f itorial is a* follows: Let there be no misunderstanding! stances wo feel entitled! The way is i it no»*# not nullify. It doe* ratify, time. 'J'he lodge reservation, on the other hand, through the use of The treaty as submitted by the presi made easy. No “ opening up o f the Nobody etui deny that. ■ ¡ - — - “ ,,n whole , trenty’ ’ is called , . The t , . _ so . understands , _ . , lesa, holils strictly in emigres» its dent is no longer an issue. It is dead. ,. • . .« for— . only ,r an . 1 United , ... States It cannot be resuscitated. All admit “ exchange o f notes through ordinary aild Wll|tru,., ArUele 1 that in case eonstitntional prerogative to uct “ m that. The treaty as modified by the diplomatio channels, which could be of n,.tiee o f withdrawal from the auy particular case“ that may urise tenate is dormant but not dead unless made in effect by cable in forty-eight hm^ue of nations, an provided in ttuid without bemg hamperiMl ni the" slight article, the United Htaten »hull be the est degree by any moml nbligntimi the president so wills.- That treaty is hours. But it i* urged that Great Britain sole judge a» to whether all it« inter arising from coremitment o f thc Irenty the issue. There can be no other. would not do thin because »he could | national obligation» and all it» obligt ■nnking braiichcs o f the governincnt. What would ratification of that • to bind herself definitely to ! « \n * * r . ,b* .» • ‘ ‘j. ««venant have pi'onduiled next » eek l treaty involve— complete nullification net stoop * » - - been fulfilled, ulivi notice o f withdraw assent to a certain reservation which or mere Americanisation! There the al by thè United States inny be gl v e li line is drawn, sharp-cut and elearlv do- incidentally deprive* her of exceptional by a eoncurreut resulti timi of thè con “ Have your nppendix removed; don’t privileges. What can this mean except gres* o f thè United States. lined. «ait for appendicitis, * * ndviasn a Ht thnt she has no intention of recogniz Thia i* purely interpretative. A rtid e “ The resolution in that form .’ ’ the 1 uni physician. Along the same line president asserts as his opinion, “ does ing that reservation under the plan of 1 graut* privilegi' o f withdruwnl i f all uf reasoning, remove your bruins; tacit acquiescence! illlvruatinoai obligation* bave borii fili not provide lor ratification but, rather, It is argued further that Japan would fìlled but ìt iloè* li»t designate thè don’t wait for n • brainstorm. • • lor the nullification o f the treaty.’ ’ take the sume position respecting nn juilge o f whnt constitiites fulflllmeut. ’ 1 The reservations, ’ ’ Senator I-odge Th,« love thnt will go through fire niltllrtl| impreasioa is that the declares with equal positiveness, “ are other reservation which only withholds before marriage may not build the fire designed solely to Americanixe the the approval o f the I nited States o f « league itsv-lf, like the senate nr house lifter marriage. »jM*cial territorial conce»»i<»n to her uf r*pr<wntativea, rc»pcctuig it» mein • • • treaty and make it safe for the United carved ruthlessly out o f another faith- bennhip, would ihi »»«*»» thi» power of Btates. ’ ’ There is no need o f a womnn making One or the other must be wrong. ful ally. Obviously the query raised determination I f ao, withdrawal by the her eyes talk. • • s I Which is right! Let us analyte and with respect to Gn at Britain here also United States without endorsement t.y it, eight fellow member* o f the council consider clause by clause. Take first applies with increased force. As a person grows older he lenrn» Other disquieting portent«, moreover, j o f its chum of fulfillment could be many things thnt would have been of the preamble. Resolve«? (two-thirds o f the senator* are viaible— one notably of a most accomplished only through repudiation kmne use to him when younger. . . . (oneurring therein): That the senate sweeping character. Only last week of its olgigafiou and would involve a advise and consent to the ratification Colonel Robert R. McCormick, one of , declaration of war against the league One hnlf the wofld wonders why the i f the treaty o f peace with Oermany the proprietors o f the Chicago Tribune, I itself. 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