Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-14
4 DEMOCRATS Join
WITH REPUBLICANS
Held That It's Adoption Cuts
Heart Out of Peace
Treaty.
PLAN FOR FINAL ACTION
Majority Party Leaders Present,
tor Future Action, Cloture
Proposal.
PLAN FOR FINAL ACTION
IBy Associatcd PrcsS.l


WASHINGTON, Nov l3.-Squarciy
Joining the issue with President vii
son the senate adopted today a re-
serva,ion qualifying the obligations OF
me United states under Article X OF
The League OF nations covenant
y solid Republican l:ne-up. re-en-
ioTccu DE four Democratic votes, put
cam" from the Foreign Relations Com
Msit'sc. and In the very way in which
tour would cut the heart out OF the
covenant and mean the rejection of
the treats! Thc vote BY which the
The fight Tor reservations having
mus been carried 10 a climax, the Re-
puoiicans presented for future action
a cloturc proposal designed 10 brinr:
iinaI action on the question Of ratifica-
ton within a week. \ less swccpin 9
measure: proposing limitation on the
in by the DE emocrats earlier in tho day.
bu; was rejected by the Rcoublicans
TO sustain point OF order against it.
Vote on CIotur- saturday.
vote on the question of clanpinC
down a cloture on debate will come
saturday morning. and the Republican
leaders say 1t VIII depend entirely on
the Democrats whether the move
ra!lieS the necessary two thirds tc
make cloture effective. The Demo
cratic leaders were not ready tonight
70 say how they would vote, helag
fearful that agreement to so sweep.
( chances TO secure acton on L catifica
ti9n resolution OF their own:
adopted by the Senate follows:
The United States assumes 10 OBJ
u iEaiion 10 preserve the territorial
Integrity or political independence 81
any other country, or to interfere w:t.
controversies between nations-wheth III.
CT members of the league or no.
TO employ the military or naval forces
! of the United States under any article
OF the treaty FOR any purpose. unless
wb " @hs updsr pas,icuisr ths ease the congress
! sole power to declare war. Oh authorize
the ,employmsnt OF the military. OF
naval forces OF the United Statcs. shlll
oy act. or by joint resolution SO pro-
In only Two particulars does this
!ansua:se differ from the proposed re.
AT Cheyenne, Wyo., ne would be oh.
l!ged to regard as "a rejection. AS
the provisions Of Article "" occurred
al I!ifereni place. and the final word
, provide" was changed TO declare
Vote on Reservation.
Ine roll call on the committee re-
For adoption-Republicans Ball
Borah. B7andegce. Calder. Capper. Colt
ETmmins; IEina s;,, cIr.,s; Fills pilingham Edge
huysen. Gronna. Hale. Harding, John
son 'California), Kenyon. Kcyes. La
Eoliette' no, en It.1ro' Ls2root' Lodge. McCumber
Page. Penrose. Phipps. po:ndexter
sherman. Smoo' Spencer. Sterling
S;u,herlandrr Townsend. Warren and
y mocra Score, Reed, Smith
. IGeorEia). Walsh (Massachusetts)
Total 4.
Total for. 49,
Against adoption-Dcmocrats Ash.
urst. Beckman. Dial. Fletcher. Gay
Gerry. Harris. Harrison, henderson
HITCHCOCK. Johnson tSouth Dakota,
Jones (New Mexico), Kend-,c.l. KIroy
dckellar. Myers. Nugent. Ovcrman
| owen. Phelan, Pittman, Ransiell. Rob
inson. Sheppard, Smith (Maryland)
Smith (South Carolina). Stanley
| Thomas, Trammell. Underwood. Walsh
lMontana), Williams and wolcott
| Total. SO.
Total against. 33.
sixteen Senator'S not voting were
paired as follows:
For adoption-Jones (Washington)
Kellogg, Knox. Mccormick Nelson
Newherry and Wadsworth, Rcpub-
! licans. and Shields, Democrat.
Against - Bankh Chambe rlain
! Culbcrson, King. Pomerenc, simmons
Swanson and Smith (Arizona). Demo
crats.
| One vacancy in Virginia.