The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-25

una so Iaf a ne personaiiy Is cor
his determination that the House shall
pass u resolution OF protest in case
the President proceeds along present
lines in his negotiations with Germany.
The temper Of tine Administrator
spoNcsmen in the House on the issue
raised by Democratic critics OF the fres.
idcnt was shown impressivcly by u state
ment made pubic by Representative
Glass OF Virginia. Mi. Glass. one OF the
House leaders, IL bitter over the revolt. |
declaring c.Aat IL continued II will In
eyitably lead TO disaster.
II have been unable to discover any
revolt" he said with a great show of
anger. a few c.oakroom statesmen have !
jumytd on the political handcar bound
for hell with expectation that they could
carry "a train OF Democrats wita them.
In talking with members of the House ,
to-day failed TO find any coaches
trailing after the haudcar. am dis
gus,ed with tho a,tempt OF a few p,p-
,;,rmop memls,,s to involve tho Admin.
istration in N disarreeable and lrrhaps
+, aisas,rous comniIration
"Th,,, ara so,n, men. I'm, prec,ous
fev wbo .,,,r willing On haui dnun IN.
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ra.n,s -, Ana,an .,,i,ans 49, .h, ,i.n
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suOthern Men Furious.
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the course OF 'he ia! 10 impress upon
i'en1o'fa'S 'ha' II uley perS'S'eu III 'neir
preseht course inc administration ihient
ne hahs'Tuhs III It's Negotiations WIN
derinanS'
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10 iresideh, wilson's present Poilcs
speaker clark also couhseiieu moderation
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Sheriey OF Nehtutk! ana o'her ieauers'
IL may De salu on autnor'tS ina me
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menaeinG TO the peace OF the ,hileu
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noses and are confident that ~ forced 10
lotto, ,h.v ul,i have "A sufficient number
OF votes Ia carry tho day.
The statement WAS made to-day that
the Foreign Affairs Committee OF the
House Is almost opposed To
the prrsid,n, oil the pending issue.
Chairman Flood himself ~ sand at heart
to- hc at odds with the President at this
stage of the negotiations with Germany
Nevertheless Mr.. Flood Is doing every
thing possible 10 bring about delay IN
the hope that sober reflection on the par,
Of the members will lead them finally &c
permit the President TO handle the inter
national relations of the country with
out interference.
About inidafterroon chairman f1ooC
hastily called TO his Office the
J., and impaired "A message ne had re
ceivod from Secretary OF state Lansing
, This WAS to the effect that the situation
had improved
q. secretary Lansing $ message was !us
as indefinite AZ that received by Mr.
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+ ON the senate SIDE MI stone. chal'
IL man OF the Foreign relations Comni'
lie tee, was very active to-day discussiii
1t the situation with other senators, bot
ID Repuulicans and Democrats.
n He also had a conference with Char
IL mlttee of the House. The Senator col
l. ierred with senator Ponerene Of on
ir and Senator Lodge OF Massacnusett