Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

Both dinners began with ,oasts
drunk to the health OF rrcsidcn, Vii
poiom nS k kTsss w slsy"'tns s0ee's Of
At the dinner where NJ. Cummings
presided. Vice President Marshall Was
lansing nj tho left. Two women. Mrs Mrs
George Bass. OF Colorado. ana Mrs
Charles Tiffany. of New York, were
over which MIR. Kroner presided Mrs
Ietcr O'csen.. Of Minnesota, sat a; the
,spcakers table.
some Men Addressed Roth Sections.
rho same set of speakers addressed
n Nm d,iinerS. going from ono 10 the
J Jnrfn IN i, Har"us order Al some time
were addressed by Senator li:tcncocll
G ," C"rnwsN, of ives, Virginia
Gerard Senator Enderwc,Il. Secretary
uanicls, former Speaker Champ Clark,
Attorney General Palmer. Mrs. olcscn
senator Pomcrcnc. Senator Owen and
William j. Bryan Former Secretary
Mcadoos telegram and President VIII
sons message wcrc read to.cach.
Everybody at both places was buzz
;:ins with suppressed cxcitomcn, to
know what President Wilson aud Air
Rryan were going. TO say. There were
rumors OF a split in sentiment between
the Presidcn; aud his former Secretary
OF state over the peace treaty question
and the air seemed 10 be fun OF cloc-
tricity.
Cummings Draw, Cheers.
when Chairman Cummings in his
ciNninS speoch declared. Tonight we
invoke tho militant spirit Of Andrew
JACKSON" there VAS roar of applause
anu cheoFs anG another when he de
"Nron ihc democrats locked forward
utmost confidence led by Eeproson-
ss.Nc i,cfin. 81 Aiah"ma: the diners
tosN and cnctFcd Inc chairman rel
,rtnc" !" PRESIDENT " liSonS wise
icSau s,'d
shcrc was not =: Sounc ~ the big
logan rca , "r rrssid5n, wis @H'n oi
~ nut .ncte was vigorous chccrilG
~! mo nrst reference 10 ,he failure
81 .nc senate 70 Fal!l! thc peace
HSan ,.,n..
anothrr ann S.c.,ter out ours greeted
liz ireSiIent sSas,hcnt I'm, pCrS" ~
SnS, nc u'u M, a'IsrH .n% aS'. . Ii 'o
IN .! t"c nA''"".
Al stand anu Ihccr.
of.,hc reading and chccrcd.
"iiail. Hail tho Gangs MI Here"
Was sung. "pixn" started tho diners
ups gain tho demonstration continu-
ing several minutes At the other ban
quot hall Nicc-t'hairman Ercmcr's first
mention cf President Wilson's name
brought tho diners 10 their foot. cheer
.nG. and tho reading of tho Presidents
MESA 20 frequently was interrupted by
cheering and rcbol Ee!is.
Full Text of Mcss"Ec.
msssaSc follows:
1T is with keeucst regret that ]
find tina, / am 10 he deprived OF The
pleasure and privilege Of joining YOU
ana the other loyal Democrats who are
,osassemble tonight 70 celebrate jack
son lno ynsw MIN nlnc hGws o. Of our
party. the prInciples which must now
tulnl tho hopes no; only o. our own
pcoplc but OF the world
"Ihc United states enjoyed the spir-
itual leadership Of the world until the
senate Of tho United states failed 10
orcnt nations sought 10 effect Inc sct-
dement's for which they had fought
throughout tho war
PRONE crisis ana tinaI turning noiu,
IN tho in;crnatiSna, r.,aiionS Of thc
whale ,rnrfs v,han ~ rcs,,,ts ~, .h,
rrsa, war arn ~. M MAINS d.,crl
mined AMI arn Sin, on...i"nsh,c Ina
dependent upon events which no man
Sta,es shou,5 withuraw from, ibt con.
cert 0: progressive and enlightened
Eai:ons by winch GERMANY was dc.
!ea'cd ana al similar governments "
,nfS mo..a DC SO u M rs 10 con
seauGnccs OF an! ,atlenp' OF !ike
iniduity. ant yet mat Is thc cNcct "t
states has ,aEen With sesard 10 "' the
treaty OF NcrSail!cS.
Germany Beaten: VIC arc san At War.
.aiermany is beaten. bat we ase s,ul
are war With her ana Inc ala Si,cc is
rnset for !: rrpc;:tion OF M, old Moi.
il Is now ready Cor ;ho rcsum ption OF
[ defensive l.
anceS. which made settled peaoe i'm
possible. |; is now oncn AGAIN to cynmv
so5i OF Intrigue. The old salHs ara rrre
To- resume thcir formcr aIon,tnat,la
activities. Thov are again nj lthcrtV
10 mako ii impossillc FOR coycrnmcI;s
10 he .uro what misrnjft - h~in..
uorNcd among their own ncoplc: wh:,t
intcruai disorei.r ara nm,,i.. fn,nc -, ~
.N.tLor, The covenant -. ~, icn.n.
of nartons tiInrc ,n,, H., u ,,,,,,',. s,.-.
treaties as ever, 10 destroy the cont
dpncp oil governments in zach
and their validity cannot be questioned.
None OF the objects we protested (.
ne hshtinS for has been secured or ca :.
be made certain OF without this ma.
tcn's ratification Of the treaty, and it,
eatry into the covenant
This nation entered tho crent war to
v!ndlcate It's own rights and 10 protect
ana preserve free government. II went
INTO the war 10 see j; through 10 the
end. and the end has not yet come
Sought To End MtIi,,risu
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