Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-01-16 | Page 5 | Daniels Scores Treaty Delays

DANIELS SCORES I II I TREATY DELAYS I I Secretary Says Un American Influences Work to Dominate Senate New se York Jan Tan 15 Charging Charging that thal hyphenated an anti and un-American un Influences influences have dominated tim tho Senate in Its consideration of ot the peace treaty and the league of ot nations covenant Secretary r Daniels in an address to tonight tonight to- to night hl at it the Holland society dinner here declared the nation faces the danger danger danger dan dan- ger of C having the tho fate of or tho the covenant decided not upon considerations of oC merit but through rear fear ear of a a. foreign I control l in the die vote vole Voicing a plea for or an expression of oC solid independent Americanism In tho determination of or orall all political issues Mr Ir Daniels asserted I that reappearance of oC h hyphenated politics politics pol pol- when tho the league covenant was laid before the Senate Senata was WaR tho the fI first t I time lime this snake has crawled out of oC Its hole since the armistice was cas signed I Politic Bin mod It did no emerge tho secretary continued until it was wa coaxed out by men who wave the flag laS sing sinS America and whisper to supposed disloyal Amer Arner- leans Jeans Vote Voto by race raco and language keep organized as hyphens anti and you can hold the thc balance of or power In American pol pol- When hen tho the president ent returned from I Paris with tho the treaty of peace and tho debate began Dogan It required only a few tew da lays days 8 to perceive percel that it was not be bo to discussed so so-Iely on its m merits but from the standpoint of or whether It would P please thc the German Americans the Irish Americans the Italian Americans th tho British Americans and others of or foreign descent whoso votes otes supposed to bo influenced by old world concerns are arc desired by hy political manipulators next November o For IorA A man ma may be he a good American and I support tho the treaty without reserva reserva- toIs or with reservations or oppose it t utterly But Dut no man Is a good AmerIcan Amerlean Amer Amer- ican lean who favors It because he lov loves England or France or Germany or an any other country P better Detter Ulan than America or opposes c It because he ho hates England or Prance France or Germany more mono than he loves es i America or because ho fears Cears or courts some somo political support alien aUen to thorough going Americanism H politics Is the tho menace to today a. a of the American life The countr country coun coun- tr try must bo be purged c of oC it before beCore we can bo thoroughly hl dominated by American Ideals bleats and responsibilities Tho The duty of the hour Is to aloud cry against crime national threatening threatening- honor national unit unity antI and