New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
National Party COnVentid
 ably in San Francis
FRAME CAMPAIGN
Greatest Gathering in Partyi Now Under Way in Wasi William J. Bryan to Figu1|
 nentIy in Confab.

nently in COnfab.
 Washington, Jan. S.-Rl endorsing the treaty Of Vers} denouncing as unpatriotic tn | of senators who would def@ rectly or by nullifying red were unanimously adopted the democratic national con| session here.
 The arrogant" republicaj ship of the senate was dend having earned the content world" by throttling the trI seven months, and the serj caled upon to ''quit playing with the questioE of ratificat
 We. affirm our approval treaty of Versailles and we as unwise and unpatriotic tude of those senators who J feat its ratification, either al by overwhelming it with res that are intended to and will effect of nullifylng it.
 1.-The failure of the senate can leaders to offer or perl sideration of interpretative tions that would preserve il al purpose of the treaty and init it's ratification condemn criticism of the nation and contempt of the world"
 The resolutions said that democrats came into powel} they found ''the nation in of comparative industrial and cial depression and with the system in the hands of a fel whose will panics periodic curr ed" It was added that other ills had existed for 1e der republican rule without lief
 ITO remedy this conditid resolutions continued, the q ic administration entered vigorous constructive prograI ing that esta ablishment of th| reserve banking system '.en| party to the everlasting graI the country, while the faI banking system gave to our| tural interests the relief Il manded by them.
 Reviewing the legislative the two Wilson administrat| Il the manner in which the won. the resolutions also qualification that the presid regaining health after bI due largely to his efforts f peace"
 Only San Francisco. ChicI Kansas City were in the rae next national democratic cd when the national commit here to choose the time and the 1920 meeting. On the I'd states. Ohio and Indiana did nifty their intentions to com the convention city. althoueI land, Cincinnati and Ind previously had been in the ra
 Clark Howell of Georgia poited chairman of the re committee, with A. R. Titlov ington; John Gary Evans, Sd olina: Senator Salisbury. l and Patrick H. Quinn. Rhod as committee mo mbers.
 Some Absent.
 There were a number of d both in the ranks of the co men and Of the women's committee when the gatherj called together by Chairmai s. Cummings.
 A com mittee was appointed a request regarding the hol primaries in the District of q It was composed of John WI lin, Massa sachusetts: F. F. Col ouri and F. H. Elder. Idaho
 X request from the natioI cia ton of federal employees statement of the attitude of \ on the governn ent workers for increased wages was ref the committee on resolutlonsl
 Wilson Letter Toni2hl
 The committee meeting WI expected to last most of thI to be followed tonight by al declared by leaders to be tH est of it's kind in the party'd d A dozen speakers. represent ous wings of the party and most of those prominently m for the presidency. will voi| views on current issues and| from President Wilson. whid pected to contain an importd sage regarding party affairs, read.
 The treaty also is expected a prominent part in the spd the banquet special interest d in the address of Wm. J. Brys will formally maf1 turn to the party councils aftd -4ncc of rl2Ty months.