The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-11-27

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Result Of First Vote.
Ratification of the peace treaty
with the reservations framed by the
Republican majority and objected "a
10y President Wilson, was voted down
In the senate earlier in the evening,
with the administration senator's lin
Ing up solidly against 1t,
The ratification resolution, which
! would have required tWO.thirds MT
for!ly for adoption, mustered only ~
votes 10 - against H. IT'S supporters
were 30 Republicans, 4 Democrats
and its opponents - Republicans and
~ Democrats.
A Democratic move to have The
treaty referred to a Cancellation com
mittee composed of Democrats and
Republicans was defeated.
Way Clear for Compromise.
The vote cleared the way for the
consideration of possible compromise
proposals acceptable to the majority
Of the Democrats and the mild reser
walton group of Republicans
Republicans against adoption were:
Borah, Brandegee. Fernald, France,
Gronnn, Johnson Of California, Knox,
La Toilette, Mccormick, Moses, Nor
ris, Poindexter and Sherman.
In order to put the treaty into a
parliamentary l,uatio'l Mue'e an
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ii set of compromise reservations 'ur
q point OF "rd'r ny i'epubl'cah lelu-
er Lodge blocked MN.
vice President MARSHALL fu''d th'l
me reservations were IA or"'r anu
that the treaty by the recoHs'd'Fa'
non iiad been drought o''N mo '"'.'-
mute OF the "hole. senator Lo"Te
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cisIon OF the chalr was }Verru'eo'
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treaty was n the senate user ana
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aior lilirhco'h oilefed Il resolution ~
unreserved ratlileailoh, aRaihst Mi',h
senator I'oindeXier d'ep.) 81 "a1h'
ington made point 81 oraer. ne
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amendments arc rasseo'
by d vote of 90 to 13 the senate
third time ovcrruled the chairs rui-
Ing that amendments to the Lodge
reservation might be presented. Sell
ator McCumher tRep) North Dakota,
voted With the Democrats to sustain
thr vice president and Senators Gore
Reed ana Shields voted with the Re
puhIIcan4 against A.
senator MeCumhrr moved 10 strike
ON the requirement TINT the rcser-
vations must be- accepted hy otner
powers. Senator Lodge made point
If order which Vice President Mar
shall oycrrucd, and another nppenl 10
inc senate was taken
with the same lineup MS before the
snnnte again ovcrruled the vice pres
llcnt, ruling. thus cutting of the Nc
Cumher motion The vote was 10