ing for a democratic peace, and'do not pursue'a policy of
imposing the will of certain Powers upon other states. Oth-
erwise we shall get nowhere.
Enough has already been said here about the adopted
procedure for the work of the Conference, which absolutely
does not satisfy a considerable section of the delegations.
However, if it is our common desire io achieve the demo-
cratic peace possible under present conditions, we will find a
solution for disputed questions, and it need not 'be doubted
that this solution will meet the aspirations of all peace-
loving nations.