The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
SAYS
WILSON NEEDS
TO stay HOME
Our Energies Should be Devoted
To Domestic Troubles Such rs
Boston Police Strike, Freling-
huysen Declares.
HITCHCOCK PREDICTS
VICTORY ON TREATY
Issues Statement Interpretating
Vote Yesterday on Lodge Reso-
luton Which he Says Was Tri-
umph for Administration.

ANANH tfFN - aWH NV
Of American soldiers are OF far more
moment. than ia. sordid merccnary
considerations which are being urged
In this senate aud by international
bankers throughout the land. for th"
league Of nations senator Freling-
huy sen. republican. New Jersey. de-
clarrd today In an address attacking
the league covenant and President
Wilson
The public feeis." senator Freling-
huNsen said. that We should devote
our energies to our own troubles of
which he Boston police strik' atd
the ominous reception given th" p-csi-
dent az Seattle are hut symptoms"
Referring to tho Shautunz settle
mcnt. Seuator Frclinghuysen said tn
president mot merely t%olcratcs. but
approves and asks us to approve a
d~nstardly piece 81 work" The nresi-
dents real excuse. he add n that
Japan otherwise would not sign the
treaty.
II II costs - much to induce Japan
to enter. what price must he paid o.
keep her lng'' he asked.
Ior RESERVATIONS.
senator FreliuEhuysen said he
would vote for all committee amend
ments to the treaty and the four res.
orvations to the league covenant and
that he would hesitate to approve the
attack. unless the amendment return-
ing Shantung TO china was adopted.
q resent" he said, the secret birth
or the league. ! resent the threats.
the coercion. the crafty cntwining "
u with u peace treaty 50 that. as a
rider, the great sentiment for peace
In America could be capitalized 20
force Il through the Circumvcnt de-
lherate Judgment and understanding
by the American people
The senator declared visitors ia
New Jersey would be told by the yas'
majority Of people, including many
democrats. that President Wilson was
an nutpCraL Few OF mis- constituents,
he ADDED now call the president u
democrat. many NJ th"m rcgardlnr
him as an internniionallst.
senator TrelinEhuys-n said he was
well aware that because Of his name,
some people might think he was vi
German origin.
ct In because" hd added. thai
neither In me nor in many Of my an
cestors IL or was there ans German
blood that / had cared demand. for
all In his country. irrespective ~ or
igin, "A square deal
Hitchcork Sizes victory.
senator Hitchcock, administration
leader In the senate fight y the
peace treaty. issued a statement TODAY
Interpreting the vote In tho senat
vest ,rdny on senator Lodges motto
20 posfpoucs consideration Of the fat
amendments to the treaty rs a victor
for the friends Of the pact.
The outcome in the senate yestcr
day was highly satisfactory to treat,
sunporicrs.' snid senator Hitchcock
"Ws defeated the Cnurt To postpone
consideration ct tho Fan amendment
aud accomplished our purpose Of u
irr "a definite day set lnr their con
| sidcrntion and decision. ! first ask
Z for today. but the net result was "
secured Friday. We have IN votes Il
defeat those amendments and We Hc
complishrd our purpose in having th'
matter 80 arranged that th" decision
Will come this week. The only demo
cratic cote Wc lost was senator Reed
which has been lost Tor months. w
only gained two republican votes yes
terdav on tho question of fiNing N
date hut many r'puhicans. on IN
merits of the question, viii voiI
against the amendments That h IN
reason Lodge attempts tn delay tn
vote