Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
Amendment to Be Offered
will Uphold Status as
independent Nation.
PRESIDENTS Statement
DELIGHTS PARTY CHIEFS
onen Session Expected When Pact
Is Considerable. Wilson to
Tour at Same Time.

A new pitfall is being dug for the
peace treaty and the league of ma
lions.
An amendment proposing the recog-
nitiou Of ireland as an independent
nation is to be offered when the
treaty reaches the Senate. 1t was
learned last night.
When 1t is remembered that the Sem
ate not long ago by a vote OF 80 to l
adopted the Borah resolution urging
that the representatives OF Ireland be
given a hearing at the peace confer
ence and expressing the sympathy OF
the Senate in the cause Of Irish inde-
pendence, it may readily be under
stood how strong will be the support
of such an amendment to the treaty.
Irish Vote in America.
Not only does sympathy for Ireland's
cause figure in the probable result.
but also the desire Of both republican
and democratic parties to cater to the
so-calIed Irish vote In this country.
The democrats fear that they cannot
win IN the north and west without It.
Tha republicans are looking to this
vote ~ they have not In the past.
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so0s commentary upon the treaty Of
psaoo eabaed ~ q message to his fell
low eountrymen. They were OF opin-
ion mat the Presidents statement Of
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$tIeonns reservations 10 the treaty
ie suh IN sisht.
Tncy declared that the PRESIDENTS
euloS4um OF the treaty was an as
serfion. not an argument" and that
in due time they Will come back with
arguments presented to support their
contention that the treaty will not
do all that the President claimed 1t
will Do. and that 1t is not the palla-
dunn OF the world liberty he makes
IL out to be-
0oAst1uA, Tney Cnarge.
H'e~h ins's'eo 'hAt INC
rresioeh. mas Out "oiceo the same
statements specious ana sophistlcai'
they declare uttered oy aomihistra-
ZION iolo"ers IN tne senate In tneir
eHorts 10 upho'o inc league OF ma
''ohs- eome republican senstots. In
conversation "nich theS oio NOT
care 10 ne quoteo LOT puohcation'
chA'@c.eri.eu inc esioen's pronun-
c'A"e n'o as ooas'iui ana a. UNIQUE as-
sAnoi1eneh. Oh the ac'uai accom-