The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-30

down his face from the effort TO
drive his words TO the tartherest cor
nors Of tho big building, he leaned
Gown over tho ropod speakers
stand
1T is to the shame Of the senate"
no shouted, that II took "a greater
time to defeat the treaty than the
army and navy took 10 win the war
Cheers Break Doosc.
The dele gates leapod TO their feet
cheering. II wns a minute before he
could be heard again shouting.
And they left tho treaty right
where II was when tho president
brought " back from Paris"
Failure Of the prcsident to take
with him to tho peace conference
members Of the senate had rankled
In some senatorial hearts, Senator
! liobinEon continued but he added
that N the president had done so
and tho senators had shown no
more intelligence at tho conference
IN drafting the treaty than they
have shown In It's consideration
that God bless Woodrow Wilson for
leaving them Mt home"
II was n hull's ego shot and the
audience acknowledged the hit by
rising and going In for n succession
OF shouts
",it 'cm some more" shouted
voices from the galleries and the
delegates
II was 1850 o'clock when Chair
man Cummings called tho democrat
ic national convention to order.
War Horses Present.
a few of the old democratic war
horses were on the floor for the
second session. among them .ludson
Harmon OF Ohio, Judge Murphy Of
New York, Thomas TagRart Of In
diana, Governor Smith Of New York
ana Vance g. Mccormick. former
chairman OF Tho national comitte.
vigorous whackinR Of the gavel
brought the delegates down to their
seats and gradually cleared the
aislos. Mr.. Cummings was deter
mined to get order quickly and sue
ceedcd ana presented greetings TO
the democracy of America, as soon
as he could be heard
Bishop I. w. Leonard Of the
Methodist Episcopal church OF San
Francisco offered the prayer.
The singing OF the star Spangled
Hammer followed the prayer and tho
big audience Joined In heartily.
Secretary Hoffman announced that
tho convention had "A special hospital
In the building with physicians and
nurses for any emergency
do they write prescriptions" In
CURED delegate from the floor.
amid u gale OF laughter.
"Its regular hospital responded
Secretary Hoffman to scattering ap-
plnusc.
When the unseatlng OF Senator
Reed was announced without men
tioning his name there was loud APP
plausc and cheers from tho delegate
sections, II turned into quite n
demonstration with prolonged
shouts, The delegates fully recog-
nized tho meaning OF the announce
mont.
Defends Reed.
Joseph V. shannon OF Kansas
City, u delegate from the fifth Mis-
souri, district, wanted to make a
statement on the Reed case and
Chairman Cummings had to inter-
cede whit he convention to hear
him. lie took the platform.
AS the sitting member from the
fifth district said he. Il want to
make a formal objection to this con-
vcntion OF any committee coming
into our district. When he received
the message to stand by the presi-
dent at the last election We stood
by him and others did not We pro-
test against this convention setting
aside our regularly elected delegate
James Reed"
At the mention OF Reeds nams
tho convention went in for wave
OF Kisses and booing. Chairman
Cummings again asked the audience
TO hear what shannon had to say.
shannon attempted to proceed but
tho convention was disinclined to
hear him. "Sit down" and "get out |