The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
CHARGES ARE RENEWED
Brandagee Demands That
President Carry Out
His Promises.
SPEAKING TOUR is DELAYED
President lntimates II e
viii Not Start as Soon
as Planned.

WASHINGTON July 2S Tho spc
cial defensive treaty with France.
which republican senators have de-.
clarcd President Wilson E withhold.
ing from the senate IN violation of
its own terms. probably VIII bee sub.
mI,tcd for ratification within a frv
days
To a group NJ democratic senators.
with whom he talked ut the capitol
late today. the president indicated
that the treaty. which promises
American aid 10 France In case ~
an unprovokcd attack from Ger
many. would be laid before the
senate tomorrow. n was said hr
probably would not present 10 in
person but would send with II 70
written message urging ITS ratifica-
tion
The development followed a rc-
newal ~ senate criticism ~ the
presidents delay and headed on "a
plan discussed among republican
leaders 10 drop consideration of the
treaty of Versailles until the French
treaty has been submitted.
A provision Of the latter as made
public stipulates that II must be laid
before the senate at tho same time
as the Versailles treaty
Planned ltc'S-s.
Although II was said the rcpuh'
lican leaders had reached no final
decision. Il became known that tonta
tive plans were under way 10 suH.
pend committee consideration ~ the
Versailles treaty and force senate
recess n the president LEFT wash.
ington on his speaking tour without
sending In the treaty with France.
Senators who talked with the pres.
ident today said he volunteered mo-
explanation of his course iu the
matter
when he presented tho Versailles
| treaty ON July 10. he made only "a
brief reference TO the special treaty
saying that Its terms link 10 with
I this treaty" and that II would hc
I reserved FOR special cXpllca'iun ON
another occasion
Rrandcgcc Rcncws Charges
In renewing In the senate today
| his charge that the president had
violated tho troaty's express proY.
IONS hv withholding lt Senator
Brandegee. Connecticut a republican
/ m,mgcr uf the foreign relations
Icommittcc. said Mr. Wilson also had
] treated the senate unfairly n tho
treaties really were linked TO.
gether
Il do not care 20 take one link "
said Senator Rrandcgoo. and l"'
some other gentleman keep the
other link In his pocket n ! ann cN.
/ pcctcd 10 Judge how the Two are
! NJ together
Mr Wilson ale. discussed other
/ features of the treaty situation dur.
! ing his visit 10 the capitol and init,
| mated that his speaking trip might
not begin Ds soon - had been ok.
/ pccted Although 10 had been indl.
, Gated he would start from Washing
| ton about August o. hc is said "a
| have told senators today that hl'
plans were lu allegiance particularly
| I'm view uf the intense heat and VA
rious important matters calling fo'
| his attention here
Trip NCt Nhandoucd
n Wa said however that Mr.
wilson apparently had mo- intention
~ Abandoning hts trip entirely llH
friends have declared h" would
mukc a series of public 7Urrchos or
fho treaty regardless NJ s'nu'c do.
vcIopmr0is because hy desires Zoo nn.
count directly 'D the people Tor hH
work a' Versailles
Tho mrf.ou uf rrarryniIoua r
the peace treaty Is said 'o NIvc beer
touched un briefly Df fN" pres.