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opon rrqurvt. Na re*d lape, aa qBibbliag. W<
maketroorl pron.p.u If tBeadv.*Ttiaer doea not.
The Confusions of the German
Note.
, . publicat.on of the 1
?MU to Gaarraany f? '".,;"''
fusions of thoug
thne paragrBl ? '
addrc- to Congn i ??>n ?
plc Thr fthcaddr.
, talitcraH
-1" '
thr aanM d fi ' ?
definingour ca t agail
lack cf prc,-ision ii
which ?"> make, for an nlteral
many s pilky.
Thc?e defecta* have rr.-, ronsplcuous in
?jaaulyallthaAdrriii icorreipond
enee .r*th Berlin over the illegal ? <> <"r,m
Inal char* "^ submarine war
farT Wa oni all right ln the
?atrict ao-'mn^Miivv" not* 1 obruary
jn |9i5 Ir. thal . r Rr,v'
ernroeot'pi ?
violatlons on Germany'a part of neutral
riRhtaor of theestal - ? '' "**
fareat sea which mlghl result in tha de
nruction -of an rimerican^veaael or the
lives of American citi-jens.*'
Uora waa a clear, hard-and-fi
tion ot oui : .ty. Bul in the
firat Luattania - ote tho President r-hitad
ayround en Hc called the atten
tion of the German Governmeni "a
uUneateai ' that the ob
leetion to their preaenl methnd of i I
?against tho trade of their enemies [nol
BPaicineall*/ against enemy mercha
earrying Airterican paBsengera. but agaii *
di merchantinenl lica in tho practical Im
poesibility of employing robmarii
tho decti ?-? i ' ? ' ' " ' ;t
rrKarrlinj* thote rules of fairneas, *
jur-tice and humanity which all n
opmiMi regards aa Imperative . .
Manifeatly subn srim cannol be used
igainst mrrchantmen. ^ tho last few
waekl havr shown, without an inevitable
riolation of many ".-rei principles of
justice and humar
If this mcant anything. ii meant that
th? United FUtr .juatified
in holding Germai y to accoui t for - .v
marino attacks on merchantmen, whether
those merchantmen carried American pas
aengers or not I" was. in effect, a de
mand that Germany should abandon un
conditlona.ly her submarine ear
against merchantmen.
ln the aocon<l Lusitania note (that of
Juno P. 1916) there wai a distinct treces
eion from this arlvanced position. ISecre
tary Lancr.g WTOte: "The Government of
the United Statei confldi ? i to sco
the justice and humanity of the Govern
ment of Germany vindicated in all cases
tihtre Aajunrteoma aewa boon uronqrd or
thexr rightt M r.r'i'rate iniaded." Again:
"The Government of the United .^ta'.r.
therefore drerrcs It roRsonable to expeel
that the Imperial tlerman Goveri l
*^111 adopt the moaiurei neeeaaary to pul
these principlos into practico ia rtapect of
the omfogmmrding of l?4*ricon .'"r-* avii
Amenean eh;nn, and aaki BBSurances that
thia will be dono.'*
Even in the firrt I.usitania note a para
trraph had been ineorporated which was
ln conflict with the Itnp of the
passages from that note which wa hava al?
ready quoted. Thi? contair.ed thr- cele
brated flouri h abo ?' ng no word or
act nece.rary to the performance of thf
'>8cred duty of maintainir.g (Aa
of the "'"?''". Statat and ita citizena ond
cf naffrrurirdv:n their free e/ercite and en
toymen'."
1'rom wha* the r*f-ider.t and Secretary
J.arisinr* raid lait rammer it is fanp
to te: naanding a cea
aation of Bubmarii a aK*-fare on merchant
men onder a:
whether they were rjananding 11
t'on only in car-os in which the livei of
America:, passengors might happen to be
imperilled.
It i3 equally ir..r'oqciv,!e to d"ririe this
\faaaitlon ?ftffrr rrarling 1 ? latesl te. The
aaimc ' '? ih. ln
rn<? paragrap'*. the COI
"It ha* ' to
It [tha
tnat the i ion which it tool at I
very outset
uae r'a.
if an en*-ir,> ? , , .
?ity, bevause of the verj eharaeter of
tha veaee j ? ? ? ? yed ar.d the very
methoda of attark .
mant of cr,urK< Involvi
patible with thr* princip ,-,
ity, the long f.t-iy,'! \>t ,\ mn^ ,..,,..,,.
vertible righta of neutrala and ?
aacred laaiannitiea of non<omhatanta.H
But ln thr r..r paragraph It li said
that the I ? ??
Gen-i ,
purp'.,
diacrinnr ,?,'<? . .
aubniarir
| aaaWeharrl
faOaaj ?
iatior.^ , ?,,r,.. ?
Governmenl hall "dectore and dFoet an
? thoaa of
arinc warfare i -" r ?nd
?
i , ?' the A'dmi
red frofh theae tan
., . ,.? . ii,,. the Preaidenl con
warfare against mer
.. . ed .raause it
r, ..?? humane | rineiplei
.? |e with neutral
i immunity
n arii e attacka for Ameri
only, or foi
who ahip or tra
.... ? mean bj rc
toabandonnot all subnia
and in
? ' I i ' '?' nr*lB"
G<
1 arning
~aa^a
iS-tji >, c
f merchanti i whieh SW
?.'... pa
,...-.? ? :i
? the virtue oul of the eon
ibmarine warfai
charactrr ai d
ils j, ? / th th*. principlea of
trovertible neu?
tral rif '
. . | g0 i,. ? ? i- y cancelled th'4
? ' ?'?[iue
liner thal are nol n ? '
';?'??" ; d of sub.
? iragraph of
r to I ' ange of policy
wa madr alrni I
? My with the publirati<.ii of Sn-rrtary
... the
? m< rchantmei . in which thia
opinion waa given: "1 ahould add tlia4 my
ed with the n
m of the argumenl tliat a merchant
. carrying armamei I of any ???
of the character of 4h" aubmarine
ren ivc w?
aid be held to be ri
eated
. ? by a belligerenl go ?
ment, and is * conBidering ii
structi ? n aoxordingly""?
i, n - ,]r \ro to r ? tl ' ai ges
. . . _ erving the
.???;,) "flghting the bai
? I-,. |ei ? Wil ?' haa
i far fn
ronceptions of the note of February mj
lOir,. Thal stood for Imericai - P
? ? ore, nothing less. ' li atood rjt
? ican righl .. MA
. i accountabilil ''to
Pnv.r- ' d thoae right f/1'"
? | ed aboul/'. ndi
.? i umai ity the leaa he haa J rWhl
nding natior.al honor a/ I in
Whal we ?"''? mr,*'t riw in dri ?>?-' witli
? ? y i. tn rlarify our poif | I" vlew,
<n ri.l our case of extrai o< . i ,' i ic and
? ? baek to tl:" 4"!;<1 ba 11 atioi al
? ?(- . i from whicli '?>' atarted.
. ver we do we 11 '4'" Ameri
...,n r.r our owt?overeignty
Bnd in eupport of ? ?# tiiri4.
If we are nt lasl to < a' #?
Wely on the
? # ir orig
inal warning and for theJcolossal crime
of the Luaitania, braienlyacknowledged,
anrl after more than rl-;#n montha atill
A Barren I>/islature.
The State of New '?brl haa rea i to
feel grateful that tlie Legislature haa ad
jnurnrrl for thc year. Whal it did tn the
tha of it4-' exi itence it mighl
doir. with reasonable lnduatry, in little
? - than half thr time. Unfortunately,
ral thinga whirh it ahould i ol
have dona nt all. Ita record ia not onr
whicl ct much glory on the Rc
publicana who conatituted the majority in
each houae, and i t be held responsible
for thr gina of omlsaion and thoae of com.
I >n.
It wa^ a aession aingularly barrrn of
aignlflrant, Imj rlc Budgel re
form, onr of the great problems of the
I by both Governor Whit?
man and the Legialature, aimmered down
?o a few changea in the manner of han
thi appropriation bill, whieh pn
some improvemi "halight Ajrain^t
this miserly conceasion to reform must br
? ? Rt the appropriation bill,
, eai rie i al I I.|.|ir,? more
tthan last year's for administrative ex
penaea, nml about $7,000,000 more than
that of 1914,
? e changes were i a Ie <ar laws,
the ' kely to ln
creaae tha atate's i 4 home ruTc
4 wai | ?
which will please some advocatea of tha4
? | ?. ??? and i bound to dis
thers. Tha woman suffrage amend
? ? adi pb il. after I he Senate had
? prodded Into action taken ao grudg
that litt ? til ide a ill be paid to
? . nbci a by auffrag
bill f^r :? ? I e wa
: read recog
..'. T\)o
liorton bill for the standardization of k<t
? rtment em
I throttled, tho igh il would havr
? i ! coi dil . : pr',i!u.-i"i ' -r
The repeal of the full crew law
G< ? the labor
? ? ii'. utterlj
? ? ?.. proteel for women and
?? ? ai 1 even
mitting em
whoae r.,a I i down"
to 'ii regai 4'i hotjfa, of
laimr. were ei aoHed.
Pa '? the programme intended to afford
nnai ? eliel Ni I City wai
B il thal pai I which would
: certain othei
i hich would ha e affi cto 'i po
?
\ part
? ? .. ril) io
rreaaing, Um prewnt diaeriralnat
aga ' the metropolia, waa paaaed
% ita acl emphaairea
the two doi ":* tho
latr Legialature i a pl ??, ? -'
polil I ! :?' all th? ";'' ,:1
rniliar methoda of barter on loca
diatribution of jobs, aalary rai i a I
and a notable read . I '
cial and econoi mport?a
baek to thr days when "aocial ju I ?" ? ai
a phraac to be met with derision and coi
tempt.
It wa? juFt thr kind of aeaaion pn".i:''4rri
by Senator Brown when he beca
i.} thr inajority?"a i tortable ad
kffa !?." If tha? policy.
with a record i i al r B wn and
his associates havi i ilal
kind to appeal to volers, thc latti - i
more eai il) pl< a i d ai i li i riti:
they have ahowi thi ? ea to be in
.?In tions.
The Ford Joke Spreadine;.
Tl r ?
Pr, ,,|. ntial boom of Senator A bo rl B.
i 'ummin . of li -? a, Hai ing eai i i< 'I Ih
Ifenublican prin ; ? homi
'-. " ? imi
'.. ?
I ord. w r fear thc Sen '
ator i a gone gooi e a a Pn idenl b! can
didate; thal when hi nan
to the Rcpublican Nal il < ention th
criea of honk! '? ? * ?? '
i-heering. II doesn't do I
? hc .ii'
?
Well, the
mpany in hi predicai
\.. ...,,, Atdon Miehigan,
,,,., .,,,-,, k into thi Ki 4d vehicle thc vi r.
fully witl
from thr conte t t" nur i hii hurl . He i
than Mr. Cuti
ince he I i ov. he'i I cked, while Mr, < um
m ith the vote of lowa ?
0ta behind him, ai i n in duty bound to
drag out the ,, equa Kgle to the bittor
end.
One cano f ' immina
and h ffyl
the h _j '??? i chine "f these littli
;,..,.m _PT'/,.'h i thr pailii'nlar f.'.'i.n
hJafa/'andidai
Sedition in India.
in India comi fi. the ingenioui
fMf i ! -.- dra, of San 1 ranci i
fi ... we are told,
, ?, d to death, othera exili d for
V d a few imprisoned for ?
from two to tet ar , I I tory, which
a mi agc to "Thr Sun." i
tame in compariion a ,!| the author'
eflforts, and conaiderii ?
hap unneceaaary to take il very serio i
I |ve month ago he had a mud
thrilling (air to tell. He wa nol ?
at that time to talk of a dozen convicl i or
so, but of two hundred hanged or
five hundred transported and ten tii
many imprisoned. If we were to I
him the whole country was in a Btatc of
fermenl and the posi ibility of I
revolutionists in chec i wa I i ?-:? the
. asl . i< ? ional ?
Similar stoi ie of a gei :ral upri
wrrr, by a atrange coincidence, current in
Germany al ihr time and were of eourse
accepted without queation, for they bore
the official atamp. The racl thal the
leader of the revolution was a purely
imaginary Maharajah of whom no ?
India had ever heard did ? o1 poil the
story for the Berlii i
!? mav be roealled thal aix ui
news came from England I
Kitchener ? id fr,r the Mediter
rai ean. B
? ecretly all the way to India to
the revolt ao vividly ar.d picturesquely re
? | by the brilliant editor in San Kran
sudden return to L
indeed, a little diaconcerting, but I
while the ;t '-'"" ' "' e and
thal it oughl to be revived. II
safe to talk of opriaii .
India. for tiai
a certain amount of sedition i easily dia
?overable thei of 1
Thoae, however, who have Iat
more In touch with India than the '
patriota of San 1 ran ? po ibly be
are uneaay on a ? '
What troubles thi m chii Bj i
in many atal
peaceful, innocenl looking l
These people, with then- inbom ii il
for spying and tt achery, an a ca
greater anxiety than the native
and people of the depi
Military Genius and Efticiency.
m
A G
.... time of t
. ed how weal
id beo t: held, bur t teai
"If wr h;. :
- ? r \. . . heel of tl Pru
lo. ,\nr* not take tha ehaneea
whicl , ? r hava any of tha In
tuitiorm wl
Feel woo ?' rr Beted a
had hi .,-4i, But thera
mp. N'apo e
? .? after Le Catei
, . ? . ? ?
ert ia of the Germai
upon It
?
? ? ? ? hich thorongh eompel
... oid. It i eleae atu
tlnuou -? ? ? I ' ' ia not
of the qualitii
tai ;?
A Disgruntled Correspondcnt.
I wrote a note to l Sermanj;
.vh" 4;,,,!. | ? hip or two.
I promptly wrote anotlwr note;
helled a ni itral crerw,
I v. rote a third in which I ati
Diaci etly to expn
\\ ith all my natii e di|
I ?, , diatn
! in drowi d mj coui Irynw
i hi promi ? he awori
o now I'vo ? ? r to a
1 bliaii't ui.'i ., ) moro, A?E.Fi '
REPUBLICAN PROVINCIALISM
An Examination of Mr. Wilson's Phar
isaic Speech.
To th* Editor Bf "? hfl Tribane.
. Wilaon ia grea.
? , ncialiim" of tha Republiean
which he eontra ta
; r ? which anin ' ,nr:''
' .- . < rr [, tha memory of ThoiBBi
thaynual '
? -i. . ... : la ? ra i
i7ation and conce- I ad for I
rr.en, 'il I B / I ' V
..- - rhera " ,r:,i
ago ? i Get ?
ti -: over i.. ??". ""''?'?'1 an,i
?
r, over 100 being Amerleai i a-l ??
... ? ?
Tha whole force of the i
t. Con
abli to proeura an
On the eoi trai I
.ated ?ii ? amall
,.*? tnr- Arabie, t; * Al '-"na and tti"
The rrratft outrage Bfalnfll Ihe mntal
. r of ti Bt "aplrit "f I imanit)
I
? ?
ona of I
I
.......
1 ? ;
...
i "more gei ifl I ? ? ">' ?'
. Statea than I " and adds
i ,.,. ? . .? il r eoi
0 r.?? c i ill I
'
t polil
?
, ire I imitati :
JUNlt'S.
. J ork, April I '. I ?'?
The Reaction.
r0 thi I aHter ol '
Sir: "A hy don'l you
4 . , ? : ??, Ihe
have ao 1 ua, b
.- hnn why they doi 't al
? cord i'i ofl ?
pride to the
.
. ,. ? irifl
? ? ? !,; the .ii ? ?
I . ' ? bi
fhel.ral i
?| i ,,,. rheir abject i rre - - , i rrica'i
? ? i'.,
la te th"
lac" af
IT
| rp held tr- " '* ri," !!'??
? i .1 i- ?? I,.,, prou M pi ech
;...... ? . j i
? examplei i
r..iir rhetoric ar,! eov ai
be s
? ? ? ,' ' r ?
turning to 1 R. i
.; ? ' thi pei
itrength, action, oui poken frankni
courag * I riPTO!
'.. J., April 10, 1910.
"Dissipalion's Bill."
, . ,, |*he rribune
tha Rev. Dr I. \ R G
juat been infi I
fJOO a must havi
I . ? Winkle. "Anti
' ? ? I in rr
? il ties, eti for 191 ">, tt.?
r4ar*r. 23, l ?'* 9: "Di Tork r=r'**n,l ?
i year -$l > a i
Anent your atatemenl ior ad
? " beware of I ttle r >.'.??
tes I
. ? n itai dard ? roholic bevera
of i per c ' oi
.
,, ? . .
?hoiic and no
4
- ?
. i li.r. rii;ir- ?
than bi a ha I of l p<
you 4. e, perhaps, if you ?
| I colui
to tent, wh)
?
I Bl ?
I the Hebrew ia rj ta th Ir
'\ ou'll iiii wei
KREDERICK Sl Hv. t\RZ
Brooklyn, Apnl 17, 1916.
Orones.
?? . -
Sir: A ; ? ?
,, r h o r
! nal
of di
Ih i
a. . e hivel
l - , i 4vhom
...
the needi of one ?
the agony ol
? .
:, - tter or woi ie
?
?
I to liva u their
. . cho.cn hr>r
ng thi ?- prnfrrnitor
the next generatioi
retu ed with tha i
?
I beei ? I upon the
big ed, 1 othi
' "? ru. ar ,| -!.iu;.'h
Ihei unapai
g nol ? ? '' Ihe I
. ....
? ? ? ?? had
ted l ? '
GRAl E GRISWOLD.
I I, 1916
"Cigareltes and Deijeneration."
. ?
? ii ? ?
? rule ni, .
toria "Cigai
? ?ii aritten,
ild nol
? ? of Thr Tribune.
ll true the editorial doe i not directly
ad'. oeate i ?.r jufltif) cigarel
? ? eand ,| m ,) ean
, , .-?>?' Tl
i half colu
.
? .. i , h .? ?
',i i"'. mii.i.i i:.
1 Las'.on, 111, A^ril 1-'? IflA
AFTER MONTHS OF SETTING
"COLONEL ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT"
Still More Letters from Readers Relative to The Tribune'i Approval ol ? Candidate for Preaidenl Who \hm
America First?A Few Think His 1912 Record Will Defeat Him. bul Moat Wa* EnthuetaetK
Ovrr the Propoaal to Make Him the Nation'a >Leader.
l,. the t rribon*
the memorable de
'??? dei ? R.''?', ur,?"
*!,,,,?. . tizen P< rdicar ?? a
. . handa of tha bandit Ra
II dead," aad
. ?
To the writer I i preaei I -dtuation Ib
'?r . ,-,, , , |*OU '.
Had Mr, Roo levell ler... pre idi nl ? her,
d by Villa ? "
? ? V| Carranza
,.. : "\ ou hava Ijeen
recogn i
? iry ha? been
?he town of
c,,' imbu looted ? imber of our cil
?in ??? | ihall expect your reporl
Villa and i ' !'vr" D?'n
; . d .,' d ;'" you eannot
g - II your in ?? that
ie we demand your unqu
.... ent a d eooperation in tl i
to Mi i for the
accomp ? I ment of tl e aatne pui;
Siv .,? .1, ?'' Rooaevell
iince then ho haa made a
: . . . ' ? ? nga, paii ilarlj
'? ? ,'
hoa to wait, but, with I
,:?. Mr, Roo levell
rhere is not
.... eai ? ? aaure up to him m
rage and \
.... with questioi
? .,? .... in poi ? the i r?oni pronoun "I"
. - the rear in tl ?
of righteou ? gnient.
AN 01 D LINE REPUBLII .
Paaaale, J., April 17, 1016.
Too Much for Gabriel.
fo thi ' ir'e.
Sir: " ???:?'. I
weleomed a
heart, ll ii indeed
of Republii an ??
? nure Americai
terary boin^' aml (li ll
rhyl al wi Ici ears of Ai
?. from Bee
* . Mr. 1- ditor, for thii literai
ful t,i your paper,
I - .. Bl
pro tunc,
might
previ ' : rom
.,-.., il w ii o
-
? ??
poltro'.
The iaaue n tl a next eampaig
\- . ? ?. Wilaoi in eow
. end with thia ahibl I South
? i.rn to Thi odore Ro laevelt i
? nr.1 anathematize the n
, found in thr political life
A'n. Mr. Editor, the
future holda bo greal I to
whom the American people demand ai I
,,,! bearer in ti-.;. eampaign of 1916. ll
ocal demand ' t il tat al
.
. ?? ', ''. : on
buried under auch mi avalanel.r ballota
? the hand of Gabriel will nol he loiii?
enough im at judc ?
w WOODWORTH.
? arfi II . Va . April 13, 1916
Patriot's Gratitude.
ro the Editor of The
Sir; A loa ma to thanl I i rribm ? fer
?ttitude foi tmeriea
?? Adminiatration guilty of ridieulou unpre
parednei . of incompetenc) '." demand juatice
!.,r murder af laaocenl p?-<ipl<> on tha high
?cute :. wiaa MexiceB poliey, to
en force intrrnational traatiea, and honorable
?.i pra ieri a abi al ita neutrality
; (',11111111111,1 I . p*)1 ' Of the world
\ half eai tur >z'< tha I ? I i
Bible Old pati in .lioi ?
niile-i ? .
loi m ' ? gei ' ? rribuBi ll
itirred hearl '?' loysl "Green Mountaia Boya"
rd ol Vermonl
.,..,,.. i enai rxial
i./ au^uti ot a <441rL.31nut.1vo Aii.iiiiaii. 1
i olonel Rooaevelt, for the n<
?.4'ho inacribe.
> re, "Ameriea ti r ?'.' ??? ho by
perience, patriotiam i
pilot i'"r '; a ihip of atate, K ery r> il
heart feela gratituda for ?- tand foi
?ruth and justice of Amerieai
C E HARRINGTON.
Bradford, Pena . April it. 1910
An American First.
ro ' The Tribune.
? ? i tera eai
a Democrat
evealcd hi fra
no* I am a ith j ou for the l
cause I am any tlir leai b Di '? ?' ,p'
cauae I am fint
and in tha ? v ?
Bcy ha
?
I may have ? ined thera were
man who could awaken
? eir opportui I
danger, but there ian't, and I am with you
for To dd tt ai ? ral ?? too proiul
to : e;hl ???
will be I
and party I terated, then
?
t in ita I ;
and democra
W, il. SYMONDS.
Saranac Lake, V i . Apr I 15, 1916
He Stops the Paper.
, .4 ? Editi r of rhe Tribu
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and my o iy aince its flrat
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Greeley waa the Dei
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ou have deelared for I ? ion of
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can party for Pn lidenl
with tho pai
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be a great na to i
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ilioiifrh nevar vote
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?lia* thouaanda <>:' Republicana will a. I '
HORACE E. DRESSER.
Bn oklyn, X. V . April 16, '
A Good Combination.
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JOHN i: B 'U MAN, JR
N'ora f'n. Conn., A
In Spite of Bourhons.
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greaaiva tiekel Tlie people are net parl .?
al thia time
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i obb., April li
Never Found Wanting.
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Two Big Onei.
I',. thfl r .i tOl Bf The Tribune
Sir: i oBgretalatiaaa te >ou tor you' '
il .. .? :. aditorial of the 13th
? big ? \averlea.i -va *"*ftml
mu. I'W.- Rooaevelt ALBEIT H.COIOP?*
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