The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-02

We'll in fairness to tho pres id"1t. Do
vnid senator Stone. 4 think I should
stat, that Tho president newer stated
to mo NO stated In m, hearing that
nc believed n or entertained the
thought hat war between tho United
Stai,s pJu he central pnN Ner- would
be- desirable or would result Boz any
good. or would not ho uugrntcfui'
"1i is wen known tha, the president
has passion Tor peace, intcriect"d
stuator Kern ip a ton" th7t Indicated
nat denInI Of Sraatur Cores charge.
4 hpyc no passion fo pcace.' Sem
ntor Gorc responded u do not be
ucye that an peace s h"n"rahlo ar
tha, au war is dlshonorahle. hnt ! re-
peat that what ! heard Of the report
IN the conversation between m pres
idc ana me senator from N'-~our.
Na. uriltycd fo hr fuuldcd ON tact
hotau~. co. th" source rom which -
came to me wa~ convince thnt
lhere must ne some has.s for tho re
porf thar the president suegcst"d -
the .onntor from Missouri thai NNo
United siutcs might hrin; thr Wur o.
a cioso I'm tho middle of the summer.
stuptnr Stone JUMPED to hi. foot q
sccoGd time.
'The prosdcui of he united states
ma io mo- such -iaf M % O." lu"t"d h\
tho scnntur frum oklahoma S. Atur
stone declared cmphai c1il. What -
over the president did say Is somo'
thing that I lo not care 20 repeat
Whenever / 90 to the White House
far q conference with the pr 'dont
what he snys go me ls sacred. have
not repeated the conversation ! nave
had with The president lhaNc stat
ed impressions tho conversation made
on my mind / stated. In srhst"nc"
my Impressions IN my letter 10 the
president winch wns mnde public.
The senator from oSlnh"ma j.
one of tn. presidents closest friends. '
said senator James of kcntucSN
"Wh, ala he not go TO him AMI ascer'
tain inst what he said, | am ~ th'
president would have hecn siad u
,cll him. ~
"yn the nrs; place | had no cv,'
dcnrc thai | might he taken into the
pres dents confidence or that might
receive his impressions IN th, mat
ter senator Gore replied. u acted
ON what seemed ~ me to he the FACTS
| have Only undertaken 20 tell "t th'
report as il came to me.
Whatever may have been tlc con
vcrsation between the president AND
cSnator stone, ! hope the impression
received by me and others was mir
| taker one
whenever the vital interests Of IN,
United states or the esge e1tihI rieht'
of Amcricna oit zrns are violated ~
outraged I Will go ns far as anyone
ia arm tho president w,th "Ner> nNali'
able power to wager war whether u
! he with cirmnuV or any nation IN
| der tho sun. | have no cholc" ~ en-
cmes"
| SENATOR Gore took his seat nrd to'
! a moment there was tense silence.
Tho Nlcc president called upun Sen
atnr shields To continue with the wa
ter power bill under discussion nn'
the international debate WAS close ,
Tor The day
The president was away trom th'
| Whto Hous, when accounts Of sen
n,or Cores speeoh reached there
Efforts were made Immediately. how
ever to advise him of the develop
mc1t
| \ lntemon, from the white iious'
| denying the account of Preslden
| Wilson'S statements given by sennto
| core 90 the senate toda" probahi'
viii he if,ued tonight
| Administration forces, faced Wit
dclnv in the house, turned today 1
the senate To carry out President vii
sons demand FOR the defeat ~ rosolu
tinns warning Americans off Crme
ships of European belligcren,s.
chairman stone of the foreign r.
lIations committee. announcing openi
from the noor that he was not IN ac
cord with the president on the issue
proposed however, that the scn"'
take an adjournment instead "f M
other recess ana thereby get into
new legislative daN relieving the par
liamentary situation which ,hus n
has held senator Cores r"s"inti"
from coming to vote. lim acti"
was taken after a conference "' nd
minIstra,ion leaders who were sal
shed they had the votes Co defeat IN
Gore resolution and demonstrate
lGcrmany that disscnsions against IN