Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
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Imincr Ambassador Gerard: 1.-The
r,untr. demands Tint hath sifr~ -.
EGG Their, that u compromise he made
AMI Icacr given to the world
Former speaker clark; democratic
Hct nipiishn,cnis during the ia>i IN
wars entities the party "to long
! .'s'' of power"
1 senator Underwood: THE issue Is
clear. ihc president has defined Il
beyond cavil."
Two separate Dinners
! The host Of democrats on hand
for the dinner had swamped the
,availabie accommodations OF any one
hotel IN town and the party was d.
,idad into two dinners at two sepnr-
ate hotels. Ma, ional committee chair
man Cummins presided ~ one and
vice chairman kremer ~ the other.
4 i,oili dinners hogan with toaats
drunk Ia the health Of President
Wilson, the guests eloyating goblets
OF water.
ed both dinners. going from one 20
the other In various order. There
was net sound IN the big dinner
aall wnen Charm an Cummins beraE
reading President Wilson's letter.
but there VAS vigorous cheering ai
l'hc first relerenre 20 the failure oi
the senate 10 r3tify the peace trea, =.
uolhcr sud GREATER outbursi greeted
the presidents statement that per-
.0n'ily BE- did not accept the ca, Ion
lul the senate M failing 10 ratify az
IN" decision Of the milton. Egary-
btdv atood o, the conclusion Of the
reading and eheered.
Demonstration
"llah. hail tho gangs an here"
Iva ssunr. Dixie" started the diners
i'm again. the demons, ration contin-
ulng several minutes. AZ the other
inerurol hail Vice Chairman Krem-
lows first manlion OF pras.,rnt VIII
soa'a name brought the diners n
'thcir foct cheering aud che reading
1uf IN" nreSihent's letter was inter-
raplah l~ cheering and rebel yells.
iityan iiolds InSerest
ifr iiryan told his audience. said
lmf 10 ask. bat spoke from gratitude
y ihsr than IN expectation.
I You will. therefore" he added.
"S. iisim 10 mr with the thought
l'h"' vou are listening 20 candi.
date"
W" Bryan iion read hig prepared
address,. saving he would follow u
exaeily hocause Il wa written boz
tote he know the contents of thn
presidents letter.
As he proceeded. however. Mr..
Bryan inierspersed numerous oxlcm.
lHclanons arguments.
Nren We ren,em1'~ .e ana, hes
was 18th which W. denounced "a,
reaablicars for seven m0aths' delay"
h. said. referring othe treaty. what
win he our answer To Europe now "
while " eccnsult the American peo-
plc9
Never Tramslcr Rirht
"if \ know The American peo'
nle." he continued. They VIII neye!
transfer TO anv foreign nation the
rirht osay when our boys shall be
Iconscripted.
when Mr. BRYAN endorsed The ma
ton wide prohibition there was scat
ierine applause and some laughter.
NY friends." he said. Il was pre-
Ipared for silence on this point. N
this does not appeal 10 ,he diners
present. appeal from Phillip Drunk
10 PHILLIP Sohor. ard lay the cause
before the neople who do believe In
prohibition"
Governor Cornwell brought .
laugh AT III eoutset OF his address
ny remarking:
II have no desire In tho rexret'
! table absence four pres.aent &c
, sound keynote or seize u party orr
ennization. and hope his wili re-
iieye some OF the other democrats
here tonight"
} The governor said he was satisfied
that passage Of the "Adamson eight
hour law was an uniform event II
have stood Tor the basic eight hou'
llaw." he said hut ! feel " Is wronr
for CONGRESS to ieHislaie wages and
hours Of labor"
The diners gave the governor u
l I,remendOus ova. ION and II was sew
IL eral minutes before he could pro-
tceed. when he concluded he was
tsurrounded nv democrats seeking "a
ongTatulate him.