The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-09-26
Senator Hitchcock So Char.
acterixes Senator knoxs
Attack on Peace Treaty.
INSANE FOREIGN POLICY
Amendment Or Defeat OF the Treaty
Would be Commercial and Finan-
elai Disaster fer America,
SAYS Nebraska Senator.

that any amendment 10 the treaty u
peace. good o. bad, reasonable or I'M
reasonable. means the defeat OF TIE
treaty with all its disastrous eonSe-
QaeDces, Senator Hitchcock OF NJ
eraska made powerful speech in
the senate today urging that the treaty
be ratified without delay and wl1hoa.
amendment
Referring - the recent speech u
Senator McCuRher, Republican, ii
NertA Dakota. whe voted aSaiRsg the
.Shantang amendment in the feEeSSn
relatio0S eonnligts<. Senator HlJc&-
eSsck said;
~,kle has shown thar the pCORoss3
amendment instead " helping Chin
DERIVES her ~ The benefit ~ tas
PRAISES aud c0aeSSSSoas the CnlyeJ
States has eNSets1 from Japan. He
has SAowp that Japan IS already in
poS>esSSoa Il the 6SrusaR rights pSlv~
IlesSS, and lease holds He has sl>2
shown that Great Britain and Franz
are under pledge ~ Japan n sta2i
: - A<A II GsSA Ns~A---s A--s< ~ 49, 49,
leasel tae supporters u the prVpeSs,3
amendment - show how China San
poSS1oly Be benefited ualsSS wnsa We
reisSs lSpsa'S pSo1al>s> We propssse %
~ - var with her and drive her o..
Z q >AaaSees fex yae eSaetfg es ChlnA.
Il thlRk the SeaSeeS fcOaa N9rt0
& DaSoSa eo0elaSsvs1S Demonstrated the
/ folly as the pSopcSsG Amendment Is
lar as Il eeaSsrDS China and the 3aa-
SSr that i mV0lysS 10 The Ca1GeS
+ States.
& SsaasQr Hitchcock then explained
1 the inevitable results Il the sens =
4 sAoal3 vote IN Iav0r u the >AaaEu8S
amendment eS saS oShsS. He 81
tAag aae eS SSe tAlass woulG happen
sSsasc tAs president would refuse p
- Farther With the treaty, o. he Woald
have % saASnkE ghe amendment 20 TIE
narasnS asSocssssd with the CnA-s,i
Saes> IN the waE
~INcSs anyone believe" asked TIE
ssaaoaz, ~~AaS The 0shsr nations wpali
secspS tas SAaau1as amendment =
He polased eae Thar Grsas BSiEa3a has
slreasls rsSSie3 he treaty aaG : M
DER pledge % 1Seaa SrS-A rstsrsnce
% Saaacaag ami that Frame IS Soo1
u rs1J the 9saSy aud Is Gna3es De
sane pledge ID japan.
DosS aayQ0s S9ppeSs that Japan
Asz>s8 wealst SgeEszE - s2eA AR
aallaaaa before the eyes u Nv
wosa1t' aSSs3 E1ccae0es-
me snSwsr Is simple be aSSs<c
ed We would and ourselves our n
aae ceSta. Isolated Er9n the esSs u
tie weraA
sNAaS ShSa. VIII 1As CnIusG >SaEes
Sss WAae VII those American sSace~
men pgopess who SSaaS2 500 EAgs meth
Oh Ut Slallas me -Ee@Es >Suls q
Easm wilt Ssg that e91srss> can PAS
i NSae resolution declaring a sSa1,
Ok psaes WITH Germany Others ~.
|, me United SSares cza negotiate 4 Ssp
araas and independent r-saEx u pesat'
with Germany. These xAo cslk EaIi
way evidently have ~ euncspxt0n y
cAe saeraa0a> esns5r and atiSaREass
wAlea chS CalEss SSa1ss derives Eran
ms Ersasw. WHICH wa wrslnS 1-au1 tser
: 1laa1E ar eAs Gamma n0GE21. Nel1aa
; haxe sAex say csaSsrC0o sf me Il
: SeG2gSss 2ye9vsss in negotiating ,sy
} r-saS win Germany ~ ssSahlIso II
: terms u Veas-s ami sssrle siss canzrl
verses oS eaa ssr-
/ Ia ma mind. X vqaisi De suIcsgia
Q soc me Enlresi SSazss ~ threw ava
i the 3SNaa6a-ss ami asnsfSES ar8gsEs@
e ia MS srsaEy- L waol1 he ltSaSS7a1
commercially aud financially
Y waulG par rs a. al s1armsQS IESzs
= vanasSs n eur aneerazCia1ai ce2aEar
4 nsaS aaAy with GerAn~nE AGe wlga -faslS
: aaSSanS wAIen VIZ xeca6 -iaz.s .isssF
u Fass ws1sG rsGaala A2Snsi rugeknsr ]
rseS Nc nsufTxaa GnIersSS. They ~0Gi
eosGy ta1a asaeiEss az riae zreaSv 40
y saassl a.eS ID Sow Nd csass ayarw q,
: wantaga nj -asna. They would -ssss
I as1r siessrs,ao.
~g'p ID csaS psanE. have ztSrlSSs
sass paSssAse iskeat g6 Eass Grassy !
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. That i ne 1s9l aray-zIn ans1 nGrs
-iae majority NJ rae csumErree IN "a
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ssaae rfr,e e-smEv las been lceSssE ID
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enemies aS tise league NJ nsSion< = 1
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