El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
PLATFORM Sustains Forecast Of Wilson Control

the league" he said, "as the president
brought Il home to us until ] found
the country would not have Il that
way. Neither Of the two parties is
going TO have a two-thirds majority
after November. The league must be
ratified by joint action Of both
parties. That's why we must pro-
nounce for league with reserVa-
He reused the convention with his
assertion. @They VIII never be able TO
erase from the pages Of history the
name Of woodrow Wilson"
willing To Go Upon scaffOld.
aTf I could get ratification for the
league OF nations without reserva-
tons and give woodrow Wilson the
credit. by walking upon the seaftold'
I would do IL and SMILE" he shouted
and the crowd applauded wildly
Even the delegates Joined this time
in applauding the Nebraskau in what
is destined TO rank in a class with
his famous Gross OF gold declara-
ton OF 1896.
ne defied New Jersey. New York
or other delegates TO stand VINO were
willing to say they wanted to see the
saloon come back. A lot OF them
some man shouted Z voted for you
and I am sorry."
LET me tell you" Bryan shouted
adf you are sorry you voted tor me
we win go before the public and
viii stand for the home and prohi b.
ton and get two votes to your one.
The audience wildly applauded the
challenge.
Declaring that a Democratic
congress passed the prohibition
measure and a Democratic presi-
dent signed IL, he yelleds 4Are
you ashamed Of what your party
There were cries OF NO" and as
l he concluded the galleries gave him
a wonderful ovation. lasting for many
minutes Many delegates Joined th'
galleries in shouting. flag waving
/ and racket making. It was enough
tn show the Commouer that his people
have not yet lost their affection fol
/ him and to reassure him that his
tongue has lost none OF the silver Of
Texas standard Grabbed Up.
Texas Nebraska. and Arizona
standards were grabbed up and car
ried around over the hall by wildly
shouting Bryan partisans and CIR
/ dressed in the white robes Of q queen
with a drum hanging about her neck
was hoisted onto the speakers plat
I form for some reason. while an ex'
cited woman tore part OF lal-LoI
MAS name from its state STANDARD
and bore IL in triumph to the plat
form where Bryan sat
It was the greatest demonstrate
I Of the convention. because II was no
STAGED or programmed IN advance II
came from the hearts Of the people as
a tribute TO an American in whose
learnestness and sincerity they be-
ueve.
The crowd kept shouting for music
but the chair did not permit IL me
/ demonstration had TO continue music
The chairman had 70 threaten t
clear the galleries before he eoul'
stop the demonstration It's De
ightful pastime for US TO allow Jn'
affection we feel in our hearts tol
Mr.. Bryan 10 bubble over" said sec
,etary Of state Colby, as he aros'
I 20 defend the majority report
Colby Comhafs Bryan Plea
Combating 1Ir. Bryan's plea Ior
government newspaper, Mr.. Colby
said: we have now the Congress
sional Record. and # Is the mos
/ widely unread paper in the world
He said Mr. Bryan was emulatinE
/ the Republicans in asking for reser'
vations TO the treaty and that We
have wasted a year talking about
! reservations, and now Mr. Bryan pro
I poses consuming three OF four more
I years waiting TO get a new constl-
tutionaI amendment for treaty rati-
fications By votes Il viii take toe