The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
.CRAIC-MKELLAR
ROW CROPS OUT
BaChman and King Marshal
Friends to Oppose Selection
OF Senator as Delegate.
ROBERTS ENDORSEMENT
Sure to Meet With Strong OPP
position and Likely to Be
Toned Down.

(By @. Y. MILTON, Jf.)
Nashville June S.--The recent bitter
ness between Senator McKollar and Col
lector r. B. Craig had its influence N
the Hamilton county delegation here
today. attending the state conventton.
Judge Nathan Bachman and Theo king,
strong friends OF Mr.. Craig. brought
over fifteen or twenty OF their friends
to oppose Senator. McKellar for eicc-
tion as delegate te-at-large
These. in the county delegation's
Roberts slate. Ed Bass was very ac-
tive In the Whitaker forces.
Opposition 10 Roberts.
That resolutions indorsing Roberts
win be unanimously reported by t1e
committees is unlikely, as I. IA. g
Baker, of the Second district. 10 not
n partisan OF the governor, and can pe
'depended on TO introduce minority re-
port. ,,,,,,. ~.
Adoo fort democratic nomination iof I
president is sure to be presented 70 tue
copvention; chances for its pasaaEe etf
excellent. .4l.s
vii he called upon to condemn senator
Shields opposition to the peace treHt{@
This seems certain 10 carry by = DIN
majority though Shields friends are
working frensiedly to prevent ~. Ins
over an Endorsement OF the Roberts ea-
ministratlon and over sending senator
MeKellar TO San Francisco as deleHete
from the stnte-at-lafgus Lne iuii pe,.,.t po,Mst
OF Roberto frlends N throWn u M N s,,s,
while likewise the McKenar inen are
expected to !nght Roberts inaoFser
ment TO the last ditcn- 80. ...at
That they VIII ht leas, ssss.x.anf 3n
mnke Il mild and rather ncnepmmlt&ss
n the concensus OF opinion.
This will keep the governor tram as. AZ
ing It effectively as poiiusa tnn'''s. INV
In the coming nuhi,i,ahoa ", a.ia tins, frnns
The ooh,csh1,h hh,nh Vas thrown over nv
the state somml..ee i"ss 49,. ~ INA
10 carry It's hshe 70 wy A>
eonvenuoh' ,.sa~,., - rrepared
| The aeWocraue p.hsnur, ps.n urrnr,vsntIofs. rec~
toT snnnisslom NJ MI ne "A INA nubllc ntiiis
| ties commission nct, y y unu1a $500
.,.h,.nt. y,,s e1rhe kevnote open-
A. N.is,,i, 80 ,he democratic state oou<7
~ ~ ~ Nara NJ noon today was de-
ventloh r,ris Garrett, congraea-
nNsI'u us .ha Ninth district, Mr.. Gar.
% %iuah d I'LL s,irring appeal for an as
..asst,'a militant democracy, which. ne
sIess'au, ~ W.. s,,rs 10 win
e",u ar Chairman Mn McAiIster. OF the
-, H'er a. ron,nittae called the convention
| ~ order nj IL o'clock the name OF Con-
kFehsin"n r"nos,sa aa recommended
Sou"' s,,nnrarv chairman, and Fred
Tor temporsIy nn... srnmmia Orrlee.
shepnefu' Cnn''InSG ma ,en Grasr Haywund.
sn.rn,arin. They were unanimously
,s
e'vS,ep' a.rr.,, a.IIvered the keynote
,nsnch ma oS ,hs conyention and his slo-
p. npsem a,ss anniauded and cheernd
duenee was app,aaaaSu ppaaaaS WITH the demo
lnoukhou'4 ~ ns,.,n diacauramed. hut
Gratis nov " ana vletorv wnA
70 h"'
Mr., Garrett paid h,s .espse's. ,yers .,,hreat-
Nipets o. NiolonSo s',,,.'har. ana r.
ehlhE sloicn.o pnhay,.' law ana order
itrreu 10 noN. ,,sI,..,.n.ar,i,s houaIas rshnerr
eampaisn very ro,o tbs saiisr,es greeted
this reference; he eomplmsn'ssa ne e.. '.po.. Dsns
orghniseu ana o.HeINIase, - 80 ...f..
conre ~ n, s,ana,ns mr." ~ a'e
ciplcs OF octhoVi ~. 80 ......Ass a.
the stream OF gold psink 49, ~, W s
chase the presidentiAi honllhation
| scored by the speaker, mno ps...e~
their course 70 the aSpsns .nrtr@v
| degradation. He declhfeu AnaIt4I-se &
womanhood would beat oack ths uus
| side Of corruption
| lie reviewed Democratic aenleesmsnsss
| while the party mas beeh IN poWes. a..@
| called II glorious epoch OF achieves
| mont"
Men OF Pronilnenee.
Democrats Of statewide promtnene4
| who sat on the platform Wero Ion
| rreHHman Hubert Fisher. Mrs. sam
| phillips. Of Memphis; ex-senator James
| IA. Frazier, Chairman Hill McAlisters
| Judge Cantrell, S. r. Wilson. court Of
appeals; Harvey II. Hannah, +. =
| Harmed Miss ChHrl Williams. Cor0eH
| Iull. an dothers.
| A tribute paid by the speaker 10 the
calm. resoiute, imperturahle presidents
| IN these United states" brought the
| conyontlon 20 its feet In a Wild outhur1t
| al cheering
An appeal TO the senate 10 adopt the
treaty without reservations or irter-
pretRtions also brought burst ol ap~
| nleusc' The republicans hate Wilson
more than they ever hated the Germans
| he charged
.Johnson'S methods. he called ..bluH
and bluster" aud termed his war con~
duet secretly traitorous and silenfiy
treachsrnus"
THE Impotence Of the republican corr
rress has made IL "A national iaughipF
stock: lts whole motive Is to discredit
the presldent he declared. Mr. Gar
rett closed with peroration on the un=
cloudcd mind and undimmed courage Ct
democracv's chleftain. The speaker
ended hy reading amid tumultuous
cheers. a telegram from President VIII