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AN ADMH ATK (»K I'H.U'K
1'erhaps I He greatest American
advocate of a universal peace is
l\ivid Starr Jordan, chancellor of
Leland Stanford university. Those
»ho nave read any of his writings
since the outbreak of the European
.var aeed not be told that he takis
>'X.uy the opposite view from CVl.
-udore Roosevelt.
' That preparedness t'er war is in
surance for peace is a sophistry no
les,i specious than insulting to t-'e
lafclligence ci civilization," is his
latest utterance. "To have peace."
he dt dares. "wo must cease to dis
cuss our differences uiti, othei na
tions in terms of war."'
I'uiike many reformers, l>r. Jor
dan has a remedy. Ju.-t as we now
j\e a general staff of the army,
he would have a "lieneral Staff of
i-Vace Adjustment." Such a pernia
ln.e „s mighty .■! important us
t.ie supreme cou:t of ll.tr I'niied
States
TUt e wuu!J 1-e pii-i.ty i>f\vo;k fo.
it light !:»» in »-ttli - the l.ttie ..if
!• reui«,s that ; e icii'.irg i.p wceU
after week on the subject of viola
tions of ueut'.ality t>r, ;.s l>:\ Jor
dan tersely puts it. ' taking the
hips from I'tu le S .m .- s imil Uv.
Many things are s-i ;:e-ted to keep
i general staff of peai busy First
.1 could revise the Mt.iirce doctrine,
to the end that it t'.ii.'Ill lu> sha;ed
with South America As it now
stands, the Monroe doctrine is a
patronizing irritation to the coun
tries it was designed to prcteit whe
i: ought to be considered and ac
cepted by everyone as a doctrine 01"
.■o-operaion fo.* mutual interests.
Safe-guarding our rt latiens wltii
Japan "against the meddling Oi
those who profit by making
trouble." is another suggestion.
If such a general staff were a
moguized part of our government,
t'r Jordan declares "We should
have less fear of war (.reparations
at home. For at hono- anil front
within lies the chief i'ai '.er of war
W°~ have never had a foreign war
we -"id not initiate We have never
'".-en in danger of war except from
the conduct of our own people."
Many there will be who will take
issue with Dr. Jordan on these
r-tatements. but he is a student of
history and a clear thinker, and
«ill be able to produce an abund
ance of proof.
I.KO KK.VNK'S CASK
JitBt because of the public love
>>;' justice there w'U be general
; '.il de-jy regret over the adveise
'Incision ot" the supreme court iti the
I.eo Frank casv\ s:ivs the Portland
Telegram.
fn th* broader sense the public
iiuiy ha*. • no opinion concerning the
guilt ot innocence o!' this young
mm; but upon the question o:' his
'lavinp- had a fair and impartial
trial t iere is strong public convic
tion.
Thvt conviction n.ight be base I,
upon one single fact and 110 other, j
The jury that convicted Frank was j
afraid to t'o otherwise. The judge ;
In;u presided at the trial was fear-J
ful ol" the consequeni-e in the event j
■i vep'ict of acquittal was returned. 1
And by reason of that the defendant
was not present when the verdict j
was road. It was not the fact of.
iiis absence which should have in-1
validated the proceedings of the1
I rourt, but the fact that was respon
sible for that. That fact was the
! pressure of passion and prejuidce to '
the point of a deadly threat 'Which
| the court and jury understood and ,
U.oitly admitted.
it is not for the lay mind to com- j
i prehend the technical considerations
that governed the supreme court in !
its decisiou; but the lay mitui can
aud does understand the facts and i
conditions which obstruct or pervert
tho administration of justice. These
obtained in th.^ trial of Leo Frank,
the majority opinion of the supreme
court to the contrary notwithstaml
| ing.
Every American h.s .u» interest !
at stake in the lnt''-!\i} of judicial
[justice, aud e-;ieci: 1y in a c;.-e li.>e
that of Leo Frank, wi.er u a hit'ier
; to untarnished reput.it >11 }.. ! .as- «l
in the memory of men, ;»ad lii'e is
raid as a for.eit as well. It ea-i-j
not be otherwise than with a sens"!
(f shame and seme fccliux <■!' al.i;: •
that the American citizen of pro; •
thought and decent coi'-i i "ie taki
note that justice in the form o;' a
fair and impartial tri: 1 is denied, as
'listice Holmes of the s iprcir.e couit
declares it to be.
If the present judgment of the
supreme court must stand, it will le
; bio: upon American jurisprtider.ee.
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