Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-11
(AN AND REED
 |B|T|CIzE WILSON 1 FOR TREATY CALL
;, Sees in It Breaking Up
 of the Solid South
,pAsKAN WARMLY
 i AVS THE PRESIDENT

|. 1obnson, Too, is Critical and Ie;ehs Against Those Whose Fourse Has Changed Dur
 ing Fight
 khington, May 1o.-Pres1deh' L,s call to the democratic party nv the treaty ratification issue 1 he campaign drew expressions From two members of his own William J. Bryan and Senator |nf Missouri, and also from Senr ahnson of California, leader of |snublican irreconcilable group senate treaty battle. ktor Reed, in statement de, that such a platform would / for the democrats the loss ot M state north of the Mason and line and the breaking of the south" Senator Johnson also Etatement, said he could respect |esident's consistent advocacy of Irved ratification, but had no 4 for men whose views shifted Fthe varying popular wind" 1 Bryan, at his home in Florida, |rmed his declaration for i'm |te ratification by joint action of iiean and democratic friends "in |to take the issue out of the cam e presidents demand that the shall be accepted exactly as he ht it from Versailles is the fin Sheme of premeditated political 2 vet devised" Senator Reed "On such a platform as the lent demands, it is my opinion ke will lose every state north
 Mason and Dixon's line and he solid south will be broken" ky member of the senate ex- Six, Mir. Reed stated, voted for more of the Lodge reserva- lenounced by the president. The lent or democratic senators who for reservations, will face re- tion at San Francisco, he added. htor Johnson said he had con lily Opposed the league of na- in it's original form and with seryations appealed" and add league presented to. us was q good or a bad thing. If it
 good as the president and his btes insisted, it required neith- endments nor reservations. If as bad as we insisted, neither nents nor reservations, could lit good.
 e' president has consistently bined his position and I can re- an adversary of that sort. for whom I have no respect in Fontest are the men who were the president when they thought Psition was popular during the slon last year, and who then Rded the immediate passage of fague without reservations nor lments, and who now, with the s popular wind, embrace the lea Lodge reservations, which 1enounced for so long a time"
 Bryan's Comment.
 ksonville, Fla, May 1O.-"Pres- Wilson has been denied infor- essential to sound judgment are leadership" William J.
 sald here today in a state on MT. Wilson's call to the iatlc party to carry the fight uilcation of the treaty of Yer
 mto the presidential cam
 party fought for ratification V reservations as long as there rope of such action, he said, le issue now was "whether the iatlc party believes in the fun atai principle of democracy ely "the right of the majority e. He urged immediate rati- pn With such amendment as
 De necessary to accomplish purpose in order to- take the
 t nations issue "out of the ,T and speak peace to war dis d Europe"
 oken down in health by the
 oi cares and anxieties such VI 1alien to no other occupant
 Y nigh office. the chief exec mas been denied the informa. ssentlal to sound judgment and leeaadership," MT. Bryan said.
 esaer the senate acted wisely wisely in the adoption of the aslons. it acted upon a consti. al authority as complete as the ny which the same constitu. conlers upon the president, be
 ana endorsed reservations by n ollsy Of IS. The 57 senator's puphcans and 23 democrats, wht
 upon reservations, he con
 constituted more than tw,
 ?s tne " senators who favor vations. u upo'
 nryan added that the presi asked the democratic party t, campaign on the theory tha
 nsumptlon of wisdom was witt thocratic th senator's, instead Q th the majority of the senate, O
 'ne majority of the democrat
 bryan urged immediate ratifi
 With reservations alread,
 upon. leaving the nation t ssa aleerward in the league sue - as might be deemed neces