El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

who was asked II he would have
ox-tan soup and asked, Isn't that
going a good way back for soup
He quoted Mr.. Bryan as saying no
other man could have brought back
so good a treaty as Mr. Wilson did and
urged FOR Gods sake, then, let's
ratify"
aAmerien Keeps It's Word"
"Of course we are going 10 ratify
this treaty without reservation ne
asserted. for when America goes INTO
a thing It keeps its word II France,
italy. Britain and the rest OF the
world can try it, we can try it. Let's
get into better society than reFolu-
tlonary Mexico. Bolshevik Russia ana
unspeakable Turkey, the only nations,
besides the United States, who are
outside Of the league"
A demonstration followed the Soioy
talk and the chairman allowed the
band to play all IL wanted to-
Every state delegation sent It's
standard up to the platform az pre-
sent arms" to Mr. Colby Mass4-
chusette was the last to get into line
C,befrrnsn Glass followed in a short
anpeaI for the league ana denounced
the men who are willing 70 80 e
the threshold Of a sick chamber and
knock and knock and knock a man
whose heart has bled for the Ameri-
can people. -. -.
with the spirit Of this great
Nebraslznn, but with the methods
he employs and the fact that he
Joins with the adversaries OF
woodrow Wilson who have en-
tered his sick chamber 10 nttaek
this treaty for partisan purposes
II Is subtle and mean desire to
t,rra from A Democratic president the
honors this world has conterred enc
transfer them to Henry CABOT Loase.
I'VE are opposed to dragging N :
liquor corpse from one end OF tne
country to the other when oLher 5Lee-sS
interests demand our attention So. .el
Ar Glass. Answering pleas OF Bryan
and Cochran for amendments 70 tAS
platform, he claimed 70 nave NoLel
Tor prohibition before NJ. Bryan ever
did and said he voted LOT u n =. 81 ~
senate and would continue 20 90 -
but 1T should stzy out OF this pat
form and not be made a pohtlcAL IS
sue.
1T IS a moral issue, II Is the laH
and Il is the duty Of the Repuolle
party and the Democratic party oo-n
to see that the prohibition law Is en- en-
forced. II IS not a party issue Ine
neopIe have rid themselves OF the
saloon and viii never tolerate II
again" l.. 49,.
front fine trenches when the arms
lice was signed and they didn't want
any bonus. An attempt 70 pay
soldier bonus. he asserted would a.
sffuously embarrass the sincerity ~
fhe nation. 7 shrink from the idea
/ OF seeking to compensate the herolsIn
l Of our American boys IN dollars an
/ cents" he asserted. amid applause -
and urged the convention 70 XIII me
/ proposed bonus plan he assalle9 :
I Mr. Bryan's declaration tnat n Q
be willing to give Europe the nil
Hons Of dollars she owes Us II she
viii guarantee peace =,
I'm not willing 20 remit one COL
rs- +Ila+ FrIropeans owe the taXpay ers
Of the United States" he shouted
he didn't think a Democratic con
vention justified IN insulting ne
newspapers Of the eountI,xs s,I ne 49, ~
by advocating the estaolls ~ q
A Government newspaper in order 70
permit a few people TO parade tneiF
M BRYAN SAYS he wants to drive
the profiteers into the Repuo!iesasn.i
party want to drive them 10 JAIL
he asserted
How Southwest Voted
Arizona voted six noes against the
Bran prohibition plank the llrsl
sr6stftute 10 be voted on New Mex
leo did likewise with its six votes.
Texas the same with Its 90 A total
~ loss votes were cast. s29 = against
the amendment and 1851 for It
There was a big cheer when New
York state gave three votes Tor the
Bryan amendment
The Hobson amendment was buried
beneath a viva voce vote A roll was
demanded on the Cochran proposal
favoring beer and light vine Ior
home consumption" Arizona voted
Saiifornisis Fl noes and five ayes
came as e surprise and showed now
strong Is the administration control
~ the convention. for California has
an along been one Of the states Ia
vorable to the subject Of legalizing
the manufacture OF Wlns @n g. 80 -
Kentucky's Is noes and one aye vas
equally Indicative Of administration
control OF the convention
New Jersey Ballots aWet.S
New Jersey threw its entire Is
votes into the wet hopper for the
amendment New York gave Il IS
ayes and y noes. Ohio gave q ayes
and 20 noes, not solid -Wer vote
from the Cox state, BY any means
Pennsylvania split its big IS BY
casting - for the wei amendment
and 80 against It
Texas cast a solid vote OF 40 and
New Mexico put six votes IN the dry
bag against Cockran's amendment
The amendment went down TO de-
feat by a vote nearly as large as Mr.
Bryan's plank got shelved, indicating
only this. that the conventiont was OF
a mind to follow out Administration
recommendations and let the liquor
question alone as the Republicans
did
s56 for the amendment and 1851
The national bulletin plank pro
posed by NJ. Bryan was buried Ike
the Hobson amendment under viva
The Bryan plank swstting the prof.
iteers went the same way.
The Bryan plank, announcing op-
position 10 universal military train
ing in times OF peace, got the same
treatment.
League Plank Slaughtered.
The Bryan league plank was
slaughtered next by the same meth
Cd, only the few ayes Il received were
fewer than for any Of the other pro-
posed planks.
The soldier bonus proposal went
the same way, with more ayes, how
ever. than any previous measure
The minority report on ireland. ex-
tending recognition to ths "repub-
lie" was read and a roll call de-
handed Arizona cast four OF its
six votes no. Maryland divided Its
16 votes between aye and no. Massa-
chusetts cast its Sc votes solidly aye
New Jersey cast its % votes in the
affirmative. Rhode Island cast nine
for, one against New Mexico voted
six no. New York cast so yes 10 no.