I had then the same motive and the same purposes in view that I have now. At that time I said: "The United States Government must look well to its own defense and preservation. I regret not to be able to accept the splendid dreams generated by theleague of nations. I believe our safety is not luere sentiment. it will rest in the strong arm and disciplined military forces .of our people. We hav denied Japan the right of immigration for her subjects. It has been repeatedly alluded to during the peace conference of Phris by representatives of that nation. The equality constantly proclaimed in the league logically directs Japans thoughts to that (Ienial.
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