"Now, the candidate has interpreted the platform. He says that if elected, the first thing he is going to do is to make a separate peace with Germany. He is going to desert the Allies. Would your soldier boys have deserted the Allied soldiers during the war? If we wanted a separate peace with Germany, we could have had it long before this. Germany would have signed a separate peace with us just as soon as she saw the soldiers from America arriving overseas. But I ask you whether it would be an honorable thing for us to desert the Allies and sign a separate peace with Germany? My contention is that it would not be; that it would be a dishonorable thing. Then the candidate says that having done that, then he is going to turn to the nations of the earth and establish an entirely new relationship. What nations of the earth will have anything to do with America if she perform a perfectly dishonorable act? Well, I will call the roll. If we make a separate peace with Germany, we will be popular in certain quarters. Russia will sign with us and enter into this new relationship; Russia, Turkey, Mexico, and the United States. I don't believe the people want us to keep that kind of company internally. That is my deliberate judgment."

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