The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07

WASHINGTON. Nov. The first
clause o. the treaty reservations
drawn hy the foreign relations COM
mlttee, preamble requiring three of
the other great powers To accept the
reservations was adopted by the sem
ate lac today after many efforts %
amend u had failed.
The vote was Is TO tO the mild es-
ervatl n group lining up almost 8p.-
idly in favor Of the measure. The
only republican voting tn the negative
was senator McCumher, republican.
NortI Dakota. Three democrats,
Reed. Missouri Gore. oklahoma, and
Walsh. Massachusetts. stood with the
republicans for the preamble.
The senate thcn took up the first
of the mmlttcos IL reservations.
relating 90 withdrawal from member
ship In tho league. Senator Thomas.
democrat, Colorado, moved TO strike
out the provision tIst notice ~ with
drdwai could hc given hy a ncur-
rent =, solution Of congress.
In the first test uf strength on the
reservations proposed hy the foreign
relations committee. the senate re-
fused today hy vote of iN TO 80 To-
strike out the provision which would
require aCccptanCcsof the rescrvaii IA
by the other powers.
u"f""h.r Wih' Democrats
senator McCumbCr. North Dakota,
wiks the only republican wro voted N
strike out Three democrats Reed.
Missouri; walsh. Massac husetts ana
Gore. Dkinhnmr. voted with the re-
publican majority
FN the same vote ana with tho
same partisan alignment the senate
rejected another amendment, offered
/ by senator McCumhcr Co the pre-
amhle proposing that acceptance oi
. reservations might be" effected by
I.eNchanec - diplomatic notes. The
/ committee preamble requires ush 81
I exchange Of notes.
The senate also rejected a proposal
I by senator Borah republican, Idaho.
To require that an four Instead of
three uf the great powers hc requit
ED o. accept tho reservations. ON this
vote the mild reservation group OF
republicans swung over with the dem
ocruts,
An amendment by senator King
. democrat Utah. 70 make q possible
FOR a furelrn power tu acccut the res
cryuuous merely Dos recognizing th'
United States us u party TO the treaty
was rejected 80 90 az
The lineup was the same ms on th'
Mccumher amendments except tha
Senators GUrc. oklahoma, ana Walsh
Massachusetts. democrats, voted will
the administration forces
IiitchcOck SfEsi Wilson.
President Wilson today told Senato
Hitchcock - Nebraska, administr {
lion leader ln the senate treaty hFh
tini be- would hc entirely SATISFIED
with any reservations supporters ,
The treaty might feel Justified IN nc
. csptlng provided they ala not nullif
the league ~ nations covenant an
= were designed for the purpose 81 In
1 tcrpretinF the terms Of the treaty.
, The president. Senator iiiLrhcOc
Z snid. expressed his very strong az
, hroyal" of what had been done {
/, date and agreed that no compromis
4 would bee offered unless a deadloc
r. was reached ON q resolution OF raj
ications.
-. senutor HtchcSck later conforre
with leaders OF the s0-called mil
[, rescrVationists." Some of these Il
formed the administration leader thi
they would not join him IN c'mpr'
y mise ON the committee reservation
They said they had aided In reiectio
nf AN amendments ana many drsst
q reservations and thnt the committ'
n reservations must hc adopted sul
r stantiaiB or the treaty would not
u ratified.
4 Half Hou. Cotderalcc.
r senator Hitchcock was with Il
't president for half an hour Mr.. w
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