Brandegee Answers To Wesleyan Note On League Of Nations
Frank B Brandegee replies to Wesleyan University dean in Middletown Connecticut regarding the March 10 1919 faculty resolution on Wilsons proposed League of Nations He argues the plan is too complex and dangerous for U S sovereignty opposing ratification without amendments He urges the Wesleyan faculty to advise whether amendments can render the treaty acceptable and warns against any press to rush approval.
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Monroe Doctrine and the League’s Western Hemisphere Question
A London Spectator note argues the Monroe doctrine could survive some weakening if the Western Hemisphere is kept out of league operations while embracing broader cooperation. It warns against abandoning the doctrine as a peace tool, despite Senate ratification hurdles and partisan opposition.
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La Follette as a balance of power warning
A Buffalo Express editorial argues against giving La Follette power in the Senate. It cautions readers to ignore his bluster and beware the silent approach of the Wisconsin politician in national politics.
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