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...date of the debate has been fixed for May 7. The 1918 negative team will meet the Princeton affirmative in the New Lecture Hall, and the 1918 affirmative team will meet the Yale negative at New Haven. The question for the debate is "Resolved, That the United States should abolish the Monroe Doctrine as part of its foreign policy...
...final trials for the Freshman debating team which will meet Princeton and Yale in a triangular debate on May 7 will be held in the New Lecture Hall this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. The question for the debate is "Resolved, That the United States should abolish the Monroe Docrine as part of its foreign policy." The following men will speak: first debate, P. Benton, C. Wyche and W. L. Prosser, (affirmative); I. Brentano, A. J. Keele, and H. S. Walker, (negative); second debate, D. Davis, J. S. Dole, and E. Weissbuch (affirmative); W. M. Silverman, N. Muskin...
...trials for the Freshman debating team, which will meet Princeton and Yale in a triangular debate on May 7 will be continued on Saturday afternoon. The question for the debate is "Resolved. That the United States should abolish the Monroe Doctrine as part of its foreign policy." The term Monroe Doctrine shall be understood to mean the principle that the United States will oppose, with its armed forces if necessary, the acquisition by a non-American power, by session, transfer, or lease, whether from an American or non-American state, or any territory on the American continents or the adjacent...
When Sir Robert Peel tried to abolish the Tory Common Laws, Disraeli opposed him as leader of that party. In that capacity, he succeeded in attaining his goal,--the prime ministership. After the passage of the Reform Bill, his party went out of power. But the year 1874 again found him prime minister, this time as the one who should develop the Imperialist policy. Yet, in spite of his apparent vacillation, he was never suspected of outright unscrupulousness, gaining as a leader both power and respect, and adding many new territories to the English Empire...
...Walling then spoke of the Socialists position towards society. It is the aim of Socialism to abolish class rule to destroy 'hierarchical government, and to establish a condition where there are no superimposed classes. The means of accomplishing this are partly political and partly financial; political, through strikes...