Taft Papers On League of Nations
Taft Papers On League of Nations
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International law is the law of nations agreed to between the nations and deriving its sanction from their general acquiescence. A nation which violates international law is a criminal before the bar. The exceptions from our existing treaties of arbi- tration of questions of vital interest and national honor, to which Mr. Bryan refers, were exceptions which were not recognized in the unratified general arbitration treaties made with France and Great Britain which Mr. Bryan approved and to which... he gave effective support. More than that, the Senate itself did not seek, in its proposed amendments, to except questions of honor and vital interest from arbitra- tion. Mr. Bryan's distinction is a forced one and has no foundation, certainly as applied to the plan of the League to Enforce Peace. The treaty forming the League is an agreement by all nations to comply with its stipulations and 126 TAFT PAPERS ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS not only to comply with its stipulations, but, in case of non- compliance by any member, to contribute their quotas to an international police to restrain and punish that member for non-compliance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
International law is the law of nations agreed to between the nations and deriving its sanction from their general acquiescence. A nation which violates international law is a criminal before the bar. The exceptions from our existing treaties of arbi- tration of questions of vital interest and national honor, to which Mr. Bryan refers, were exceptions which were not recognized in the unratified general arbitration treaties made with France and Great Britain which Mr. Bryan approved and to which... he gave effective support. More than that, the Senate itself did not seek, in its proposed amendments, to except questions of honor and vital interest from arbitra- tion. Mr. Bryan's distinction is a forced one and has no foundation, certainly as applied to the plan of the League to Enforce Peace. The treaty forming the League is an agreement by all nations to comply with its stipulations and 126 TAFT PAPERS ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS not only to comply with its stipulations, but, in case of non- compliance by any member, to contribute their quotas to an international police to restrain and punish that member for non-compliance.
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