IARcH 22. It seems to me that Senators should be glad and feel relieved because of this declaration accompanying this treaty. for here once again we say. in effect. as we said when we ratified the treaty with Germany. that we do not make ourselves a party to the treaty of Versailles. and as to the second provision in this declaration. anyone who would preserve the civilization of America should be relieved when it is remembered that that provision is an official recognition of the right of America to determine who shall and who shall not enter into and abide in America. It is a solemn recognition of international law. a solemn recognition that the United States has a right to determine the question of immigration without offending justly. under law. any other nation . and to us of the Pacific coast that is a great and important recognition of a vital right. This declaration. Mr.
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