eitiUn 'r'Tl", TPl,'OM "ml ^ m er lea It. no
ttizen of this country. sav? the <eM
caU rnnt?h?,7hkPr l" '***??? ??
sion arise fCna'>- ahonl'1 ,,lat j
ASCHIHKS DAI) FKKI.IVti
to A.MKftrt-.w rni-ji.s
rt-'nK..V,e Am*r.i?n "rr"v Senator Wen
denbutp ascribes much of the had
n "S.r\>ihnMiS,S between this eoun
r> and Germany. When the cent it
powers offered the peace ,e:-ms
Liipland and her allies rejected. the
?aT*S to"!! !'S p"*;" opportunity, he
half' f " H ?,ow?""ful blow in be
half of peace. instead of this, how
i :Sau' on,v th* nian\ wron ?
chronicled by the world conflict, and"
'e ,;ry;Vn-",?rl i "crimination of
II parties to ,(i on|y inflamed the
Passions of the pe..p|e. The Pr?v-i
?f ; ,as stoo.l It rm, and. almost
?.tuple.hail.led. delivered to the Senate
hi" remarkable address on the ?oace
government.
This world ?consuming war must
m.iM hold haeU '"rMdy'^.o' '^ssls't^n
parties concerned, and our power will
"e Useless. if w? aUou. <M;r ' ? HI
Jo become intiamed. When the p
prosperity. l.berty and s.-crltv of?n.
