The Glenwood post., 1920-01-31

il to give in to the majority Of the
senators who want strong reservations
to the treaty that win protect the
United States Arstr
"The whole truth Of the matter IL
that 1T the beginning Of the fight over
the treaty and the world club plan Mr..
Bryan was just a. bad as Woodrow,
Wilson. He wanted the world club
plan just Is Mr.. Wilson brought IL
from Paris with all its horrible parts
that I have explained to you both so
many times, Now, when it is near the
time for the Democrats to choose who
they are going to have run for presi-
dent and the Republicans are going
to choose who they are going to run,
Mr.. Bryan and many Of the rest Of the
Democrats are trying to make the peo
pie believe that they are ready to
make the treaty and the world club
plan safe for the United States 80,
I for one, don't rely much on what
Mr.. Bryan or any of his kind says,
even though what they say is a lot
more American and right than what
Mr.. Wilson says. The one thing
thank Mr.. Bryan for is, that he has
split the Democratic party into two
parts, enc led by himself and the other
led by President Wilson. They are
fighting among themselves in a way
now that shows they are not fit
party to run this government"
"Did the other speakers talk like
Mr.. Bryant, asked Jack.
Oh mol" answered Uncle Ted. They
all seemed afraid Of Mr.. Wilson. Chair
man Cummings of the Democratic Ma
tional committee for one said nothing
except to Try ami make the past seven
year record of his party look wonder
fnl when we all know how terrible the
management a. Washington has been.
Mr.. Palmer and Champ Clark, who
used to be speaker of the House Of
Representatives, did the same. They
told how wonderful their party was in
winning the wsr but didn't mention
the boys who did the fighting or the
great waste Of money and materials
by Secretary Baker and such men as
George Crecl. When Senator Hitcn-
cock spoke, he is the man you know
who led President Wilson's fight fW
the treaty in the senate, he didn't say
anything new Senator Owen did the
same and wound up with statement
that nobody can prove and we know
is not true, that the world club plan
will give tie world 1000 years Il
rcace.' Governor Cox of Ohio mad, .
moniey of hinself when he said That
the election result in 1918 was rot a
Democratic defeat That was the time
tina. Mr.. Wilson asked the voters 20
elect Democratic congress and they
elected Republican one.
4 "Mr. Gerard, Senator Pomerene and
even Secretary of the Navy Dari u.s.,
all seemed IN enc way or another to
echo the warning of Mr.. Bryan, that
to stick to the presidents treaty pol
icy is foolish and dangerous and that
we must have reservations. Senator
Pomerene tried to make apologies for
the money and materials wasted by
the Democrats during the war. Secre
tary Daniels made real Republican
and patriotic remark when he said, -
real Americanism is to save itself, we
must frown upon any and all appeals
for votes based upon the views or pol
icies Of any other country under the
SUM- That must have made Mr.. Will
son turn over in his bed when he read
that.D
"The Democrats must be in . pref.
ty bad fx," said Ruth.
"I'l say they are," said Jack and
with hearty laugh his uncle hurried
them both Of to bed.