Salt Lake Telegram | 1920-11-07 | Page 20 | Foreign Policy

e. e F r I I Foreign P Policy 0 ur IE fI iB United States cannot afford to to c continue 1 making partisan playthings of of its foreign I America must follow a continuous ine I its international international re whichever p pry party ty is s I power Th The first duty of Republicans and now that th the presidential elec election ion h has has has' 3 decided decided is is to reach a common agree agreement Sj it t this country's relationships abroad i 0 o nation ever has succeeded in hi world worl iff affairs affairs' its whose pol political tica disputes i p. p tes have 0 ot ended at at- atthe t t the e Waters Waters' ers edge The rhe United States must be a single single nation u undivided divided nation in its foreign relations It must disabuse the lie world of the idea that in instability instability stability marks marks' the state stat stat departments department's proceedings The American AmeriCanS constitution requires a two two- thirds majority in th the senate senate for the adoption of ofa a treaty Th That flat t was as tion taken by tl the fo founders founders' n ers ers' 9 of 1 the republic against introducing 1 th the passions s pf of partisan politics into discussions discussion upon upon ris rI But the dar dan ger still rem remains i s. s It t c arbe a be eliminated only bythe by bythe bythe the cooperation of De Democrats and Republicans Republican alike 1 ke The leaders leaders' of b both th parties should see t tit to it that a new nonpartisan n tradition is created by bythe bythe bythe the state te department 1 s O oJ