"UTTERLY GONE."
, PRESIDENT;! WifLSON’f? INFLUENCE! VANCOUVER, pec., 8. A message .from 'Washington. states that most newspapers do nOt* take, very seriously .thc of-; the message President 'Walsoni Sent to Congress on .Tpesdiy. :oph;*leading writer sayslt iS his confession* of faith. He purposes standing bv, the last fighting day, hut ohe thing ,is definitely revealed—that the: PreSideutVipfluence with Congresses utterly\gone.” f ’ President .Wilson's regime is ending with complete indifference tpward thq Executive:* -r » _ , , X V
In Ills final message to Congress. President/ Wilson recommended 'legislation which,'.he, ' w6«ld; put Ambricu in the foroirOntof a motoment irjake spiritual' prevail throughout She- world. ■ . . . . • - “ There are, two ways_ in which the United States may lead in a doc ;rine of Right makes Might/’ he said. lfifst,’ by offering an example wi'thiii mir owp ; hollers of the will,; "power of denioeracV,; to make tyid on-:, force ‘laws " which .are' urtque&jpnftljly just, and which tire-equal, in_ tidii ; imd, second, by standing. for our, rights' and justice towards individual nations.” * ,'. 1 ' ' ‘"President Wilson*did not mention the League*'of'Nations Or the .Treaty ol Versailles in- his message.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 226, 30 December 1920, Page 6
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