The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1920, Page 6

40) _4 ment in order that the Monroe Doc- | ESATA WILSON AND THE LEAGUE COVENANT ithaca Says Article X. Is a Mischief- Maker and Says President Wanted His Own Way. TRENTON, N, J. Sept. 18,—Charies Evans Hughes delivered an address to-day before the New Jersey State Republican Convention. While giv- ing crecit to all Americans Yor their ‘work in winning the war, he blamed the Wilson Administration for un- » preparedness. “Opinions have differed,” he anid,’ “an to the wisdom of attempting to watablish an association of nations in connection with the making of the treaty, #0 important was it that the latter should be accomplished with the utmost speed. But it is clear that, if thie attempt were made, it was incumbent on our representa- tives to see to it that the proposed agreement met two essential condi- fions: First, that It was compatible with. American principles and with fundamental American interests, and second, that its provisions were ap-| propriate to the professed aim of promoting pe Had the President) proposed suc! agreement the re- sult would have been most welcom and the opposition, if any, negligible. “Bat the proposed covenant was not of this character, and, holding this view, it was the duty of Sena-| tors to oppose the ratification of the treaty unless amendments of reser. | vatidns obviating the most serious! objections were aultably made, The} gitack upon the performance of this duty by Senators, as in some way involving © breach of national faith, Was both puertle and unworthy. "I notice that it is now aaid that some of the amendments proposed by Repubiicans to the draft covdnant as! it wes brought back by the President in February, 1019, were incorported | fm the covenant as finally approved! the Peace Conference. While the ae of some changes did not ex- ao the failure to make others, it muat be observed that the most im- portant of the amendments, whioh| were adopted, were not made in a fatisfactory manner. It is indesd amazing thing that it should have been necessary to demand an amend- trine should be safeguarded and that) our representatives should hawe pro-| posed even a draft covenant which | “gent that doctrine to the scrapheap. “Mr. Root hag been doing a great fiternational service in ghia recent work in the development of a plan for an international court, but the provisions of the covenant require amendment. “But there ts a far more serious, and tndeed a fatal objection to the cove- pant, if there are not adequate amendments or reservations, That is what Mr. Root bas called the “in- credible mistake” of Article X. Noth.) ing has been done to change that. ‘This article has been described as “the! heart of the covenant.” If it is, the eovenant has a bad heart, Article X. is really the vice of the covenant, | Why there should have been such te-| Pacious inaistence upon it must re- main 4 mystery, unless it can be said to be due to pride of authorship, “Article X. is @ mischief maker. It Delongs to the category of alliances | Make war and Js opposed to American je, It will serve to create dis- ‘and not to heal then, + “The President could readily have Secured assent to an association or) league of nations organised on a) oper basis, without objectionable mmitments. He could easily have! obtained the Acation of the treaty ith the covenant had he been will- ing to accept adequate reservations ensury for our protection, But he anted his own way—an attitude to be excused had it been the right wi it was the wrong way. | “Maine with an unmistakable em- phasis points to the verdict of the gountry, The people demand a change se | and with fresh courage we shall re- sume the path of well ordered govern. ment, of -sdtoaidle tes and progress, \nOLORS LOBBY WWABANYTOFGHT RENTLESSLATON (Continued trom First Page.) broadly tolerant opinion that the! proposed Dowling law will not do at ail, They seek to create an adverse opibion in advance of its dixcussion #o strongly that It will seem already to have been discredited when it is brought on the floor In the hands of every member of the Legislature and of the city of- ficlais of New York who have been here are expensive pamphlets, some of which are intended’ to spare the | Jegislator any unnecessary puzzle- ment over the problem and to sbow him how the housing problem is best to be solved by letting the landlord have as much of his own way as ble without letting the unfor- upate and misguided public know | too much about it, » It opposes any legis- committing the State or the to housing enterprises or to r r exempt new construction from local taxation. 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