The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-12

IL vas the rcbuks direct for tho presi
dent cavalier treatment Of Dunno and
Walsh when they went 10 PArn With an
appeal on behalf nf the irish Of AArfiea
10 the peace conference
When the primary opened five weeks
ago II was lnane and coIoress. Then sud
denly, weaver wired hS resignation as
postmaster at Oklahoma City, aud, cast
am Woodrow Wilson man straiEh,
out; sm for the league Of nations and
for anything tbs president stands for
Three day, later q cCrmit.ee, composed
Csfferty. all Of Oklahoma Ci,y, called on
M Weaver. They asked him u he en'
dorsed the action OF President Wilson in
refusing an audience TO Governor Dunno
and Walsh when they went 70 Paris.
'Of course, the pfesiden, knew what
the men. were going TO Paris for, said
Tnohsy, since the state depAr~nent had
granted them passports at time when
passports were no. issued until applicants
had fully explained their mission abroad -
that he was fully en- rapport with the
prssident. tnt tho president did right
in refusing the Audience requested.
The point Of self determination for sub
ject peoples as covered by the fourteen
points was not referred to; tho bondage
Of Ireland and the covenant giving tho
british empire . supposed position Of Ad-
vantage In the league OF nations were no,
touched ON the question to Weaver. it Is
alleged, embodied strictly the "Affront of
ferod Irish American citizens a. the world
peace conference. The point WAS subtle.
Then the word went from New York to
Touhey, "sinca the state department had
bsr stamp man In Weaver. hit him" The
telegram was signed by President de Va
lera Anoiher ta,sgram said. DO not mix
frisndsLf Irish Freedom In this. make II
personal and local: bear down on the af
front
Tho leaders Of the South Methodist
church Immediately got busy Tor Weaver
In the south counties Nd Boyle state of
cane = candidate on All anti W'son anti
league platform lie received las votes In
tho primary. Word had been passed
around 10 pass up Boyle, Weaver was
the direct representative OF President vii.
son, through Butleson, u WAS argued, and
the Irish Party was after Weaver lie
was nominated.
Thsu confidential letters passed over the
district, addressed TO Irish voters. demo
cratic snd republican. The letters were
signed by the committee composed OF Tou-
hey, Nancy and Catferty Jim MeGaw.
nstionAl committeeman caused more Of
these letters to be printed and mailed to
voters.
Meanwhile $40 votes were rarnered by
the Harreld machine from organized labor
men, who received cards bearing this
THREE Reasons Why Union Men should
vote, for Clsude Weaver for Congress SO
that Wilson eau reduce labOring men TO
PeonAge; so that Claude can help Governor
Robertson TO use the militia 50 that
Claude can help his personal friend, Bur
lsson, 10 destroy the letter carriers and
postal clerks unions" "
ia democrats as pariisans, were Asleep
The drawback OF special election is In
difference The Letters did tho business
They csscsr.t'ishly worked while Ben La
fayette WAS asleep
And the sentiment ~ the filth district
on the lesEue Of nations, outside OF the
Irish question, Is stili In doubt
Meanwhile a committee. probably head.
ed by Touhey, will soon be paying a visit
to Scot, Ferris, Freezing and McAdsms.