Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-20
CE TREATY [S0N FINAL HEN SENATE
burned to the Presi- lent by 49 to B
 Vote IocRATs QUIT PRESIDENTS LEAD
tes Short on Final Roll Call .t;on Puts Matter Defi- hitely Into the Cam-
 paign

ngton, March 19.--The treaty
 ;lles failed of ratification for
 Eth time tonight and then
 te voted to send it back to
 Wilson with a notification
 had finally "refused to ad-
 consent to it's ratification"
 decisive roll call the vote
 for ratification to 35 against,
 sition numbering in it's ranks
 bcrats who were unwilling to
 treaty go through with the
 Ian reservations objected to
 president and three demo-
 and 12 republican irreiaon-
 Twenty-one democrats quit
 sident's lead and voted for
 tion, but the defection failed In votes of providing the two Fequisite to ratify.
 result was regarded every lin the capital as having put bto the political campaign for h the long ana bitter fight h the chief executive and the majority. A move to recon |he vote and try once more to collapsed in it's inception, on both sides agreeing that ratification efforts would be of time as long as the senate rship remains as it is. ther the president would re- le treaty to the senate remain ermined, but the republicans notice that if. he did it would for many weeks to come in 9ittee pigeon hole. In the tf to 37, by, which the sem Med it's hand of the subject 1t the treaty to tine white the republican leaders had the
 of the mild reservationists as the irreconcilables of their while the democrats voted al- | 'lidly in opposition. i Declare State of Peace. lext step planned by the sen- ksrity is declaration of a fpeace to relieve the nation of [ status which the democrats n can be ended only by the ratification. A fight on that ] l probably will begin when ate reconvenes Monday.
 'oll call on ratification came nths, almost to the hour, aft failure of the three attempts lcation on November 19. On casion the greatest strength "a for ratification with the an reservations was Al votes. ven democrats voting with ublicans in the affirmative 'e against was 51, made up epublicans and 38 democrats. s roll follows:
 the resolution-Republicans: 'lder, Capper. Coll, Curtis, lam, Edge, EIkins, Freling-
 Hale, Jones (Washington);
 Kenyon, Reyes, Lenroot,
 Mclean, McNary, New,
 Shoot, Spencer, Sterling, nd, Wadsworth, Warren, ana Wolcott-republicans, 29. rats: Ashurst, Beckham, rlaln, Fletcher, Gore, Hender- n,,drlck, King, Myrs. Nugent, 'helan, Putnam, Pomerene, !, smith (Georgia); Smith nd); Trammell, Walsh (Mas- ts), and Walsh (Montana)- ts, 20.
 for ratification, 49.
 zen hours of debate preced- !, vote republican leaders de- ready to take the 2. the people. From the JIG side several senators bit-' sailed the president for his nd declared the administra- Ia not afford to carry the is- ' presented itself today into palgn: There was no reply 'se who opposed ratification. and administra- iocrats alike remained silent ontldence that they were in control of the situation. 'eat Robinson Motion.
 the roll call, the mild reser- republican joined with the Is to set the parliamentary or a reconsideration that ermlt another vote on rati-
 put the effort soon was su when compromise demo- vised the republicans that ought it futile it try to even more democratic votes.
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