The sun., 1918-10-08
SENATE DENOUNCES
IDEA OF ARMISTICE
Leading Members Of Both Par
ties Oppose All Thought
of Discussion.
DEFEAT TO COME FIRST
Lodge Says True Peace Will
Come Only With Our Troops
on German Soil.
DEFEAT:-To CONE FIRST
Special DeapafcA 10 Tn SuN

| sp,elal D,soa,.h IA I'm, Guy
| WARRINGTON, Oct. THE Senate OF
the United states was aroused to-day by
the suggestions OF peace discussion put
| forth nv the eneuv en,n,re. ANA ,v,thout
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ep.io" every "en"'or "ho auure'seo
the chamoer renounced even the sug-
| gestion OF a peace In the framing OF
| which Cermanv ahonid nm rtio,na,e In the
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'"e"'es' oesree' except Us the reeipie"'
or such treatment as the allied nations
might mete out 10 n defeated foe. There
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taineo even the SHADOW OF an ADMISSION
that the suggestions OF the Imperial Gov
| ernments might be considered In any
wise.
| A dictated peace. involving both punt
tive and retributive justice for the
crimes OF the Teutons, was demanded by
Senator Lodge (Mass). the Republican
leader, while Senator Hitchcock (Neb J.
chairman OF the Committee on Foreign
| Relations told the Senate that "the
thought Of suspending hosiIlities was alb
solutely abhorrent to the Foreign Rela-
tons Committee" Mr. Hitchcock also
added that he believed the suggested
arm!stice YVES abhorrent as wen 10 every
member Of the Senate
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senator Poindexter's warning.
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man OF the Foreign Pe}atio,s Commit
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, victor: she would come M, i, Ri,
"a mo situation in which she went int,
II after All the crimes she has commit
ted. Alsace-Iorraine would still b,
German, Poland would stiii be enslaved
Italy still unredeemed the Serblans anC
Bohemians OF Austria stIll under th'
Austrian yoke. Russia, although evacu
D ated. still at the mercy of Germany. l
Q would leave all the frightful wrongs o
. Belgium and France unindemnined
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"eS"""ers Ne'oiu''oh'
Senator McCumber IN. d. introduced
: concurrent resolution designed to ex
) press the views of the American Con
gress on the conditions precedent TO end
ing the war. The preamble recited tn
Z offences of Germany and the worl
: grievance against the Teutonic empire
and continued:
Nov. therefore. be It resolved by thu
Senate Of the United States, the Hous
= OF Representatives ooncurring:
o That there shall be no cessation O
N hostilitieS and. no armisticA until IN