Calvin Coolidge actually said...

"History clearly asserts that at this early period the Republics of America made both conciliation and arbitration integral parts of their national policy."

"I think I have already stated that if the treaty were violated it would leave the United States in the same position that it would be without the treaty, and Congress would determine as usual what act..."

"However, I think the attitude of the Committee was favorable to the treaty."

"I haven't seen one that is in opposition."