Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-03
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had had its day in court With the
treaty and that day had lasted for
nine months, so that some Of them
apparently had suffered from I'm
ttelIectual lockiaw."
The question passes" he con-
tinued, ito a higher tribunal. The
senate has had its day and for the
present we do not care to hear
from senators any more as such.
We want to thresh this matter out
in a new way and a new field.
Democrats for the League.
"The democratic party is for the
league of nations without rc3crVa-
tons that impair its integrity. OF
course we are, because when Amer
lea goes into thing it goes in hon
estIy 1t goes In u hundred per
cent"
At that the crowd let so again,
and when the secretary remarked
that he must conclude. the cry of
"go on. go on" rung through the
big han.
THE republican party" the sec
rotary continued, is saying with
it's tongue in It's cheek that we did
take this league but should take
it on their terms. They are trying
to take away from the democratic
party the distinction of this great
achievement"
Concluding with tribute to the
president, the administration leader
got another rising demonstration
from the delegates and galleries.
The band helped it along by play
ing pixie" and a procession began
to organize on the convention floor.
The District of Columbia standard
led the floor demonstration which
presently had swept virtually all
OF the state standards again to the
front of the hall.
Standard Bearers Dance.
The Massachusetts, emblem was
the last to Join in the asstmblage
of state standards and as 1t at last
was carried forward there was an
other great Outburst of approba-
ton. Rollicking music by the
band got the bearers of the stand
ards dancing and in a little while
the whole row was bobbing uD and
down in harmony with the band.
stand by the platform yelled
the demonstrators and there were
many demands that the secretary
of state again come out to the
front of the stage to acknowledge
the applause. At last he did $50
and then Senator Robinson began
to pound for the restoration of
quiet In all the demonstration
had lasted ten minutes before the
business of the convention could |
be resumed,
Taking IN the burden of the adj
fight for the plat !
form, Senator Glass began his |
speech with an allusion to Mr., |
Rryan's declaration that he would |
be willing to go to the scaffOld If
he could secure ratification of the
treaty without reservations.
at is not against men who are
to make such sacrifice !
that | object" Senator Glass con- |
tinued. but the men l do object !
to are those who would so to the /
door Of a sick chamber and knock |
and knock and knock there in Il |
disturbing way,
Quarrel Not With Bryan.
"Our quarrel is not with Mr., |
Bryan for what he proposes, but
for the method that he proposes
and because he joins forces with |
those enemies of Woodrow Wilson |
who were SO relentless that they |
were willing to so to his sick |
chamber and take witness of his |
body as to the qualities Of his great
mind.
Talk about amend the consti-
tuition when women and children !
are dying and half the world is
aflame? Why. Susan r. Anthony !
and her associates and successors
have tried for more than thirty |
years to amend the constitution"
Senator Glass protested against !
what he said was an attempt to
nations away from the president
and give it to Henry Cabot Lodge.
Turning to Mr.. organs prohi-
bition argument, the speaker re-
fcrred to Mr. Bryan's statement
that there was an attempt to leave
the corpse of the liquor traffic
lnbuTied.
mot at ALL" he continued. "but
what we do propose is that we
shall not drag that corpse from one
md of the country to the other.
"Mr. Bryan assumes to speak
'or the home, but | challenge his
tight to be any more the repre-
of the home than ! am.
voted for prohibition long before
Mr.. Bryan ever did"
Against Any Declaration.
Senator Glass said he saw no
'eason to put into the platform any
declaration on either side of the
prohibition question, though if he
we're to say anything on the sub
Get he would declare that the, sa
Don was gone forever. II was left
nut by the committee, he said, be-