Peace and Wilson’s patient diplomacy praised in editorial
An editorial lauds President Wilson for patient diplomacy that keeps peace with Germany, Mexico, and the Entente, noting German good will and efforts to mediate a broader peace. It credits restraint against intervention in Mexico and highlights improving ties with Japan amid immigration policy debates.
Diplomatic Wins and War Powers Reflected in Peace Era
The speech notes a leader cannot declare war but can act to precipitate war by severing ties. It highlights patience tested by domestic patience and credits significant diplomatic victories in disputes with Entente allies and Teutonic powers, resulting in current peace with the world.
President’s record on war and world relations
The article praises President Wilson for avoiding war through his current relations with other nations. It argues he did what was possible, and contends his greatness lies in the state of international relations as they stand, acknowledging future outcomes remain uncertain but worth defending.
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