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mental prim iples to be followed by

all Latin American .»untrie- in

settling disputes which are arbitral

and to provide a uniform method of'

selecting arbitrators.

I'.*) To permit the United States

to sign arbitration treaties with all

Latm-Amrican countries. "I here arc;

effective now five such treaties with

Brazil. Ecuador, Haiti. Peru and lTru- j

guny, j,l consummated in 190!'.

Three of four fundamental non- j

arbitral principles whic hth:> coun

i tty has incorporated in treaties with

European nations will he included

in the treaties projected for South

\n.erica. They are questions of sov

ereignty and independence: domes

tic issues and matters affecting the

interests of a third state.

The fourth is concerned with issues

J'XiHe.tilMJ the Monroe Doctrine

T noth ri (hat will enter Into discus-]

sions at the Washington Pan Amer

ican conference is a question tin one I

can answer adequately, hut it is ad-

rritted'y ore of interesting possihil-1

ities.

However, in the arbitration treaties j

existent between the United States

and Latin-Amrican countries, "na

tional honor” and “vital interests"

are other points not subject to arbi- I

ration. These, of late years, have j

been stricken our of new arbitra

tion treaties, making the agreements

more useful ns the two subjects, it I

was admitted formed a cover for a I

multitude of excuse*.

Gbrles Evans Hughe* an,I Secre

tary Kellogg are the American dele

gate* to the gathering. Delegate*

from Latin-American natioi umber

some of the most noted authorities

from that continent on international

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Brownsville herald. (1928). Brownsville, Tex., 1928-12-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86063730/1928-12-09/ed-1/?sp=13

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Brownsville herald, 1928-12-09.