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...policies for which I and my publications fought, and in fighting got the reputation of being radical, have nearly all been accomplished- and, being in successful operation, are no longer regarded with apprehension. "It is ancient history now to refer to the election of Senators by the people. That policy did not rend the structure of government to its foundations, as timid conservatism predicted; nor did woman's suffrage destroy the fabric of society; nor have direct primaries upset the balance of our political processes. "As a matter of plain fact, I am in some things an utter conservative...
From the outside of this pandemonium, Britain shyly moots the question of Anglo-American intervention. From another source comes the suggestion to refer the Ruhr and Reparations to the League of Nations. Neither of these suggestions are feasible until the opposing sides come together prepared to negotiate. In the meantime peace in Europe is a fast fading vision...
...university team debates the same colleges. According to the triangular agreement, the subject this year selected by Yale and worded by Princeton will be, "Resolved: That the policy of the present administration towards European affairs deserves the support and approval of the house." The term "house" is used to refer to the audience, which in addition to the official decision of three judges in each case, will also render an informal opinion...
According to the triangular agreement, the subject this year was selected by Yale and worded by Princeton. The term "house" is used to refer to the audience, which will be given an opportunity to render an informal opinion, although the official decision will be made in each case by three judges...
...this Government in to the League of Nations, on any conditions, could be accomplished only by treaty, and treaties cannot be made except in the constitutional manner. The position of the Administration was defined in President Harding's message to Congress in April, 1921, to which I must refer...