The Senator from Massachusetts presented them. and presented them ably and conclusively. The Senator from Georgia presented them. and presented them ably and conclusively. No Senator claims that we could consent to arbitrate with a foreign country a difference involving the Monroe doctrine. our policy as to immigration. a question involving the validity of bonds issued by the Southern States in the reconstruction days. or any question which involves the traditional attitude of the United States concerning American questions or other purely governmental policy. I may go further and say that if the Senate were willing to arbitrate questions of this kind and agreed to do so the people of the United States. when the issue came. would not submit them to arbitration and would override the President and the Senate. Then. if we do not intend to arbitrate all differences. and really can not do so. ought we to make a treaty containing article 1 with its unlimited language. that fairly- may be construed as covering every difference?
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