The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-10
~ JAMES n. NouRsE

~ JAMES n. NOunsE.
Washington, Feb. s.-The senatAet4
day granted reprieve to the H4A&&
treaty upon which the sentence ~
death was voted three months A&os S5s
BY unanimous vote the treaty N&k
taker from the dead hook In the 14xS
ate and returned to the foreign st8HR
tions committee on motion Of SeXnx%
Ledge. the Republican leader. HnG6
this was done, the senate voted - N
to reconsider the vote by whichS4 = u
treaty was rejected. Sssss
The Instructions given the cots2
tee by the terms Of Senator L.
motion are that the treaty mu1
reported back Immediately witk
Lodge reservations intact and the e&&NS
luton of ratification which faiIeA
receive the necessary two-thirdHN N4e d
last November. 5NsN
The committee will meet tom0rx4
FOR this purpose. but on account ~
absence OF great many senators 444
the iiiness OF several others. the dx64&S
viii not be opened In the senate until
ne IA Monday. ~ Il II S.sss sls n
The nav tease OF life givens MI q
treaty BY todAy's action wipes o1t 41f :
and Gtvea tkAsGenM1A
.chAa - t0 m IA \. frssA ~ u IN
ccustderAtiOn Ok xeSerX&tt0MA I'm eS
1nay ~ atcSpt1b1e 10 . twoxthfFI
3ority & N a
The new lease Of life givxn u. ~
treaty BY todxy's xctien wipes ont 4l5
the previous record Of votes ~ -
and gives the senN ~
chance to make freshs start an stlkS
consideration OF reservations Wh3e& ]
may be acceptablesto two-thirds ~.
jority.
II the treaty fails OF rAfinca tion MI
der this arrangement II will be I'm 1k
chance The hope Of ratidcAtt0H M
In the belief of the Democrats NM &N4
mild reservation" Repuhiican6 4&l1&s
tor Lodge to accept such modiACntt666
nj his reservations a. viii permit t&&s0
to go hack on their former record Ma1
with good grace vote with SeMAf&x
Lodge and not against the wiahan ~
the president.
Senator Lodge outlined his pr0nE1A1
for consideration OF the treaty III f0Ts
lows HsA
1. He will report the treaty To- t&S
senate with the original Lodge reeAfy
til MS VA !:
. when. the debate opens NJ
offer number Of notifications FL n
we're agreed to In the recent bl6
tisan conference. These mod
tons Will. relate only to thes r.
reservations and will not inctnlI& t
ticle 10 or the Monroe doctrine. n 3SSS
.. Senator Lodge will then n
some zone on the RepublicAuHlf@f
proha bly, Senator Kellogg. Of No. 6
sofa. or Senator Lenroot OF w. y
sin, to offer substitute RESERVE n
on article 10. This reseryAtt0l. a1rs
Though not directly sppnDoE4
Carso ff&s~ .1e.< v~,sll h T.
The same course will be TOD
with respect to the reservation III
Monroe doctrine. }, 4AsSSSeeHss
I The real test in the senate bsfa Il
those who want ratiflcations and
who desire the treaty killed wtlESe
ION the motion to change the ~ ~
ton on article 10. 4Se1 1sssS. Il sssy
LODGES SUPPORT.
senator Lodge WIN have An NJ e
mild reservation. RepublieanfR2
some other Republicans with
But the irreeoncilah1e oppQneflt
the treaty will join with the b{t3xS-
Gratis in hghting the new prop0Sai
article 10. the Republican eiiS sI F y
standing TOR the original Lodge ~ &3Ss-
walton and the Democrats Ne11EyT% K&
have adopted In its stead the vi u Y.
cock reservation which the prSt16fe
approved In his letter or JAnua*3
There are abcnt thirty-Si9
rubiicnns who have aerved N sn3{I INS
npon Senator Lodge that the IN y b
reservation on article le must Mi + u
changed. They regard the parI6Sf Il
which Senator Lodge has heen II {.
ing on In respect 10 this ree6fS ~
A. merely IN effort 70 save tltes q y
toss the. Democrats BIZ EiHing l1ll ~
chance ~ vote Ter sonnet hing
hostile 10 the president than the
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