The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-02-28
LODGE ATTACKS
'LEACUENATIONS
Galleries OverfIoWed, Nearly
Every Senator in His Seat
to Hear Party Leader.
WARNS A.GAIrN's i PLAN
Declares It win Engender
Strife, Rather Than Safe.
guard Peace. !,

\ Wasnington rep. eS;sS ths ~,
el tnan any .nas 10 tahst. ~ IN
ate salifINs s.ss .'str.rad M
ieakue y ~ ha.,lo l,' assraT q aItva,- n
day 20 mar oena.or noss s,,s,,,ia thaf
warnins 70 tne Ass - sasss,,,iv the nro.
tney snoulu we,sn - ~ 80 80 M
poseo cons'i.u'.vm. y, 80
insist upon its iesis'o,' =, ~
The senate, In session until III ~
O'CLOCK tnis morn.nss w~vnrs ~ W
congested iesisiatIve pIost .t.r .thS
again az ~ osiooh' @ .renL
republican ieauer a - .a,,stcr
soon ai.erWarus yrss' M 49,. r |. ~ rsI- :
was IN nis rsee y. az ntbnr rai- J
iery lwas n.eu a az x,.,.Js H 49, tha cor
ieries crowus ovnrX ,s,a,tad ~ t.Y N 'iines
ridors wne1o peop'o ~. ~
The Massachusetts senAtvr "
lowed closely his speech prepared be-
i fore he attended the dinner conivI !
ence with President wilson at ny
4 White House "Wednesday nient ~ ~
declared his conviction hat .ne
league as now proposed wou'u gn .ss
/ gender misunderstandin8s anu s'tiis
4 Instead OF safeguarding peaces
AZ one point. in discussing the su-
y pren,e council, he digressed to say
I that no provision had been made for
| tta sajectIon of delegates by each ma
\ tiry ETei declared these delegates
/ sho,,ld he selected either, by the peo-
| nIe ar in the same manner as am
] hassadors are now named: that Is.
| annninted Nv the president with tile
snnrovaI ~ The senate, In that con-
Irection he remarked that in his judg-
nent there was no intention OF ac-
nn.dirg Germany membership In the
\ j r.
\ ,Ai II .,,rh.sr
. IoSye began his
| seiuro VIZ r,ras,dent Marshall
~ auaIess' a.. sractators against an
walncu Wy ~ = trss,ar out fres.
piauss a,nn,,s.ion ~ tbe
| uuenuy ~. ...r,nt,,, aneorced
ieasue' III Spi'S -. ~. - Ia,,ob-
| senate luie. ~. a,,t,a, Tc,lowins
| Ier swspt ~ s,,. ,,at,. sapafor
| priel' Sou0a Uata. ,saad ~ Missouri
Louks anu r,'1 ~ vat,ar,as
M. Ma,snan o -. n,,,,d 4 tha ~
| cieareu, pus pe1 c, Sar.tnr poindew-
| uer ai.e, W, .,.s .su, a,,,,h,,ca,, : ara
4 tIt, w, y ~ - ,.natsstaa , T'
others naa pro'es.en. ,. s.no
~ .ins'us ~ ~. a;.r,as.ia,, w aacia rad
4 80 e. ". Z - ~ Il ~ l4te
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III ~ t,o,, Hv
aite, ,nree Ino,.ens a, ~ -. Saois,or
.''o , ieas "" et,.... ,aaaarat,n tiy,o !,
paaa 80. ,,,ad th.t the
| soo,s;nn r,;Sbt ho deferred thirty
wars after the border depreciation.
and senators and spectators broke
| into laughter.
Extemporaneous Analysis.
Tn extemporaneous analysis or va
rious articles or the ieague cnarter
senator Lodae emphasl%ed VIII, NC
termed the lreii,ehuous , an
one WIZ" neun. az. ~ ro,atinr to
.s,,,t',o, taru;,orio1 s,,arontees
"I hes INV fellow countrymen to
consider n wellv he sad. pounding
his desk in emphasis aud declaring
America never could afford to break
any treaty Obligation.
Referring to the statement or sen
ator Hitchcock YESTERDAY that ne
charter represen,eu ",e M9fh son.tor o @
Ioremost men ol the "oiiu' 'o'
1ogss h saru na. rooord them with the
,,o,arat,nn nerhans of the senator
IRON, Nohra sLa know some OF
them. Their intellect is not so over
powering that we cannot suggest
amendment of this draft. / doubt II
any one can name the fourteen men
of the conference othano.
The Massachusetts senator VIZ
rously opposed tne pan anu MAJ
specific recommendatlohs LOT a'henu
ment. He declared RS no" uraieeu'
the constitution Wouiu
the Monroe doctrine strike at amer
lean sovereignty Involve Aine,io" ~
all foreign disputes substitute in
ternationalism 1or nat,onais,n, aiu
be OF OF benent prihcipaiiy 10 nuiope'
Expressing conipiete s,nhpa.ny
with the popular demand anu elor.s
toward an agreement LOT "'iiu peooS'
Senator Lodge saiu ne was no' pie
pared TO say theIe couiu no.
concert OF the NATIONS 70 sa
against war put ne nlsis.eu ans 's
agreement Tor such cohcert snou,u
be drawn UP ca.hiy anu ueliuei '
when the "o,lu was a. az, Pe@ ,StS
not haslily' wien WI SI,n
MINK "e"' 'e
senator Lodge, VINO 10
be chairman ol .he po"eI'ui
relations coinmit'ee III lne neN. SCI
ate, which VIII ACT On ',e pa"
treaty ana any pans lor ieseue =.
nations was gwen ciose % attrh1,oh
Dy senators anu 'iou -. -,
He urged that the natioh ln,nR wen
before departing from ,he poicIes ..
washington ana salu tne paIaiiiount
duty no" was 70 cohciuue pe"ee WIN
Germany
MUCH tinhe mas peen "asesu'
said. Inc ueldys nave pieu ie9e