. Examen des avis et du travail du monde entier. HON. DAVID .JAYNE HILL, QUI EST À (;0 DE SWITZERLANDTO HOLLANDE EN TANT QUE MINISTRE AMÉRICAIN. Les principaux membres républicains du Sénat ont été dûment consultés à l'avance et ont accepté les traités tels qu'ils ont été établis et signés. AVhen, cependant, ils ont été signalés par le Comité des relations étrangères pour l'approbation des Sen-ates, les objections ont été pressées par les sénateurs de certainSouthern, qui craignaient que tliat un exécutif Ameri- CAN puisse un certain temps consentir à arbi-trate une question telle que la validité des obligations sudistes répudiées détenues par des investisseurs étrangers

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. Review of reviews and world's work. HON. DAVID .JAYNE HILL, WHO IS TO (;0 FROM SWITZERLANDTO HOLLAND AS AMERICAN MINISTER. the way. The leading Republican members ofthe Senate had been duly consulted in advance, and had accepted the treaties as drawn up andsigned. AVhen, however, they were reported bytlie Committee on Foreign Relations for the Sen-ates approval, objections were urged by certainSouthern Senators, who feared tliat an Ameri- can Executive might some time consent to arbi-trate such a question as the validity of repudi-ated Southern bonds held by foreign investors.They desired, therefore, to amend the treatiesso as to require that each specific proposal to ar-bitrate should be put in the form of a treaty tobe referred to the Senate for approval.. HON. WILLIAM W. ROCKHILL, WHO IS TO SUCCEED MR.CONGER AS MINISTER TO CHINA. Gradually the Repu1;)lican SenatorsSenates Came around to that view, until theyAmendment, gggj^^gj ^q j^ave become fairly pos-sessed of a consummg zeal for the prerogativesof their body. They determined, finally, toamend the treaties by the substitution of theword treaty for the word agreement in thesecond section. President Roosevelt wrote aletter to Senator Cullom, chairman of the ForeignRelations Committee, pointing out the objectionsto such a change, and making it plain that toamend the treaties in this way would be regard-ed as equivalent to a rejection rather than anapproval of the arlntration scheme. The amend-ment was, however, adopted, and the treatieswere approved by the Senate on February 11.The position taken by the Senate is a highlytechnical one, and is wholly inconsistent withwhat has been the time-honored practice of theGovernment. The treaties, as drawn, merelyprovide a way for the settlement

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