Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
WILSON IS GIVEN
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Senator Repudiates Published
Statement Rejecting on
Democratic Unity, sss 81
IS REPUBLICAN INVENTIONS
Alleged Unyielding Attitude Of
Executive Part of Carnpaign D
of Falsehood, ~
IS REPUBLICAN, INVENTIONS.
[speelal to The Times-plspatci,.]

Especial to The Times-pispatch.1 s;ss1
WASHINGTON, April 3.1SepatoF
Carter Glass. In a letter written toA
Judge Robert C. Jackson. of ROANOKE
and made public here today, re pIdt-
ateS Indignantly in his own paytfes
and In the name OF his colleagues or
the Virginia delegation, the intfmas
tons and insinuations contained. frlSa
Washington dispatch; published byts
certain Virginia newspapers, but mot
by The Times-Dspatch. that therfep4
resentatives of Virginia In both
houses Of Congress are either mimi
cal to the determined stand of the
President for the ratification without y
change OF the peace treaty SorS arosS
lukcwarm in support. 81 d
In his letter, Senator Glass ALSO de q
nounces the talk OF the Presfdeft,Hs.
"obstnacy" as tho wretched ifivefrIs,
tion OF political adversaries, and
takes occasion to pay an eIoqIep&y
tribute on behalf OF tho Virginia sdeAA
egation to the wonderful work OF thes
President ct Versailles. where afIstheS
nations that were united In the VIM
ming OF tho war for world freedom
accepted the treaty of peace, spshichs
has since been torn to pieces by Sen i
ator Lodge and his fels,w -consplra-
eofs III oruer tnat Va, S4SopubltcaHs.
party should reap thGaa card due tps!
the Democratic party as tho fesuIts
OF the unremitting work OF the Pres
idnnt' who' because of this sErAak
work, cams Gloss: to death, ;ss
seorei Democratic Malice ii e. fs.s 3F
Senator Glass, resaillng tho IsSaSFls
milton given to virkiriA All Nor sSS VI
by tho President. pours Hot shot iii III
tho handful Of Democratic maicons
tents by declaring that "it Is ans. 4yrras
lasting shame" that President >StyhDS
has done 80 much for the world and:
the United States should be traducad
oy men who wear the label OF Deft1SSS
racy. but who are lined UP asspolitlsS
cal foes whose hatred Is SO Sreientsss
iess that even when the natiDnss
thought the President was dying, snots
u word OF sympathy came from. them
or their Republican allies to bring
cheer TO the sick room of the man
who had done so much for the d s, a., 81
racies OF the nation and the world. III IS
senator Glass letter follows: Ia
=, March as. 1920.
My Dear Judge Jackson: lts5S Sasas
have delayed replying to. yonras
OF March 25th until migNfSpeTs
sonally Interview each men,ha: tai
~ 'HSihia uclegatlon ccnoerntnRS
the remarkable WashingtonS d tapsfp ~
which appeared in several Syirrfninsss s
newspapers last Thursday st shSvasssssss
talked directly with eacn<Sse.n berS 81 IS
the delegation except Nr,s Flood.sF
Members who have talked. with Mr..
ROOD tell me the lattu,' saws N .Yn. q q
correspondent correctly quoted him.
Tut that his remarks we're made SnS|s
private conversation and fnus : }nSssss
tended for publication. Iscfios snot s;
understand that Mr.. Flood identiea.
himself with anything In the dftf- 4
cribed to him. - 4 49, !;
Total Rcpudintion.ss III -.
Concerning the other :nenib a. !; ~ Il
The delegation. each OF them. hasaax- ~;
pressed to me his total repudlatinn34g
OF any responsibility for taesartIclngs.
either IN IT'S statement of e!legeHy
facts orSits implications Senator
aw ,,.i, L., N terms. pronounsea Sthe,
article an outrageous misrcpressn-
tation OF the Virginia deiegation.,,E
lie Indignantly = denies that II re II
hects, IN any sense. his attitude IioLgs
ward the President and very. DEAN
n from his own knowledge. con 81
futes the statement that President
w wilson had any part in the Senatc
leadership fight against the late SEM.
ator Martin. = IS
Mr. Montague. in terms. says tha II
correspondents was not only not aIi4sa
thorized to associate him Win nv, -
statement OF a hostile attitudae ~ ~ a
ward the President bnt, as a nattsr
or tact, the statements and impffca-.N
tons of the article are totallys e..
variance with his Judgment and sser,ssS
t!ment. y1'ssss -. 81
Judge Harrison says he has rsysf IS
given expression to any feei1n :; o,.sss
thought inimicnl to the President, artsS
that would indicate that he does mt ri
entertain q high regard and a. pros
I n ieeNng or sympathy with has
President and his policies. lpsssssSS
Mr.. Bland, OF the First Distrfnfssst
asks 10 be added to the list of;.thosf. ~
who utterly reject any kind esfsss
responsibility for the dispatch sensss
out from mere or concurrence In :kh4.sss
Views expressed. sss.ssy@
Moore InddiEnnnt Mt Article 49, ~
Mr.. Moore. OF the Eighth DistrISt.
has repeatedly expressed TO mo hfs
feeling Of indignation Mt the rstyl sSzsf
sensations made In this artfcfs,s. s.ssss:
Mr.. Holland, o. the SECONDS pfsSss
tric, very definitely states thRtSassss
never read more obnJrfoGss sfdSs IsE
ABOUT the President and compIsfaTSsSs
absolves himself of any sympnfhxSs
with ii. sssss,. {ssSaa
Colonel Woods says that he aid: nSt
in any wise authorize the Sory6 -SS
snondent to express for him any, nor
tile feeling for the President. s.. s,. ssS
The Inevitable conclusion a., sSn
these statements Is that the artieI2$2S
In question was neither anxrAsSaSf sfyss
nor sanctioned by any of th4ss ~ - 63
tiemen. 1t Is by all OF them rsnsySS2555
as totally mischieyous and sbrssSHSv2 81
all OF them is rspndiatsd sftSs{ 5$ !! +
presslons of indIxnatioii, Il ~ a :
imagine what induced & tho y zs$
spondent to construct 4 sts6k &SSTss
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