The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1919, Page 13

&% RETT TRUE YM NOT MISTAIKON By CONDO THIS 1S THE LAWNS: ° FENDED That Savitice 1S CAWYOR WHO | YANK SMBE2ZzCER COwRT LAST ————S i Soh a ee CK. Xe: U] at SKC, Fens 8 WeT TeaRs! PLX MOVED, AND bY, t FeSr MC AGAIN woe % 4 Yes, rt | WAS HLS ATTORNGY, & > v WHEN You apoRessep THE JURY IN SOF THAT DIRTY ScounDREL YOU WEPT I WAS CERTAINLY VERY NOW, SINCE MEGSTING (tT COMING the Peace Covenant and the Fede BY AUSTIN EF. GRIFFITHS peace covenant criticism is t and in good faith, even if itive and ungrounded, be already covered in the broad) clear provisions of the league) etitution. ly criticiams, however, are in to obstruct, if not destroy, hole purpose to form any prac M league of nations. B congress concerted action was fht to head off the president by a of political opposition. That ‘The next step was to block Pproject by a flood of rapacious. Mable amendments» Now that plan is no longer th & fact to be dealt with by sena on the final basis of yes or no. effort is to force upon the certain amendments and @ivide with the democratic par-| imperishable glory of the In- achievement of a league of for co-operation and peace. ly the instrument compar- to the peace covenant, and a like the present, would be the constitution and the six before its adoption Constitution in Doubt calm those persons who may be excited by the senatorial . let me refer to that crucial For a long time the constitu fate was in doubt. Able, sin § patriotic men fought it« adop ‘Their objections are ancestors tions to the league plan Adams, John Hancock and Henry were in the galaxy of James Monroe argued the election system under J he was later twice made presi. A deluge of amendments was In several state conyen-) after long debate, the constitu- rried by very small majorities, Il by only two votes. Period of Doubt historian says: “The next six were a period of great anx nd of national danger. The ution was violently attacked SCIATIC PAINS way before the pene- ting effects of Sloan’s Liniment | | do those rheumatic twinges and loin-aches of lumbago, the nerve mmation of neuritis, the wry) , the joint wrench, the ligament | n, the muscle strain and the| bbing bruise. ease of applying. the quick-| of relief, the positive results, | cleanliness, and the economy of | Liniment make {t universal ferred. 30c, 60c and $1.20, \sloan’s Liniment Mills Pain w mosr new what ral Constitution in every part ofthe Union; the presi dent, it was urged, would bé a des pot, the house of representatives a corporate tyrant, the senate an oll garehy. The large states protested that Delaware and Rhode Island would neutralize the votes of Vir-| ginia and Massachusetts in the sen-/ ate. The federal courts were said to be an innovation. “The people of this commonwealth,’ said Patrick! Henry ‘are especially uneasy in being brought from that state of full se curity which they enjoyed to the present delusive ppearance of things.’ Said he: ‘T ask and demand how do the rights of persons stand when they (meaning the preaident and senate) have power to make any treaty, and that treaty Is paramount to constitutions, laws and every thing? | Other Objections | “@ special objection was made to the lack of a bill of rights, ruch as existed in state constitutiona, Tho/| answer was that the framers of the | constitution had purposely omitted | it, beeause congress was in no case! to have powers not conferred upon it by the constitution. “Another objection there be no religious test required. pagans, deists and Mohammedans might obtain offices, and the sen ators and representatives might al be pagans.’ It was even suggested as a serious,danger that the pope of Rome might eventually be elected president Fortunately for us and the world the opposition was overcome So it must be with the Paris cove nant of peace. We of this country are a part of the world, We must share the burden and help shapé the destiny of the world If we stand aside, our destiny will be shaped without our advice or consent. | Safe (or People The same as Our constitution has proved safe for the people and bene ficial to the states of the Union, I have no doubt the league of nations constitution also will prove safe for the people and advantageous to the nations of the earth, and especially our own. I have no fear of the place or power of this country in any league or association of nations. 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They dearly to spoil the hunting of Reddy the Fox and Old Man Coyote, and they do it whenever there ia a/ chance, But to be able to torment | great, big Buster Bear t# even! greater fun, When Buster left the tall tree in the top of which Prickly Porky the Porcupine had found wafety, he meant to #kip away where it was quiet and peaceful But he soon found that he was simply tak ing all the noise with him. BL the Crow and all his relatives a Sammy Jay simply followed along | flying from tree to tree just above him. And how they did shriek | him! Huster Bear is a great big bully Caw, caw, caw! shrieked I ky the Crow, and all other crows did likewise » Buster Bear couldn't catch Prick ly Porky, ba, ha, ha" cried Sammy Jay Buster shuffled along faster and faster, and pretty soon he began to run. 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