The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-02
concealed a word for Mexico.
masterpises Of evasion.


the honor <pf the nation at Chicago to
name ''reactionary candidate il
grew into roar purerUated with cries
OF GO to- II" Hit 'em again" That's
the stun
The chairman went through the his
tory Of the League. from the first mem
tion OF IL In diplomatic correspondence
before the United States entered the
war to the second refuss1 OF the sen
ate TO ratify the treaty that contains
IT, He quoted utterances OF Senator
Lodge aud the late President Roose-
welt as saying that some concert OF
powers must be formed. He said the
last OF the fourteen points cnunciated
by President Wilson had contained the
language Of article ten OF the covenant
and that no word had been raised then
against it.
The real trouble with the treaty
Mr.. Cummings said, lis that II was
negotiated by Democrat"
Uproarious applause welcomed the
Jibe.
When the chairman called the roll OF
nations already in the league, and
asked the delegates II they wanted TO
hear also ths neutral states that had
or were about TO Join. shouts OF Tell
u.s. answered him. Nation by nation
be named them, and then askec II the
delegates wished to know what nations
had not joined the leaghe. cries OF
Eyes. yes. tell u.s. came from all parts
of the floor.
Revolutionary N :xiCo. BclshsNi list
Russia. unsTeakabie turkey asd.-the
United States OF America he added.
A roar swept the hall that took min
uies 10 quiet.
Telegram to Woodrow Wilson.
on efftotlon OF Representative Card !
ner. Of Missouri. the copyention di-
rected Chairman Cummings TO send 20
Presideng Wilson the following mes
sage OF their appreciation and greet
ing. which was adopted by unanimous
vote OF the convention. The resolu-
tion adopted just before the adjourn
mcnt praised the achievements Of the
President in the conduct OF the war,
re- jOiced in the recovery OF the Pres
Ident's health and strength" and deeply |
the malignant onset Of the
Presidents partisan foes The tele-
gram to tire President. sent By chsir- |
man Cummings, follows:
"In recognition OF the fact that
the mantle OF jackson and jefferson !
has fallen on your shoulders as the
leader of our party. the
hosts Of Democracy In national con-
vention assembled have directed me
10 send you the following resolution OF
appreciation and greeting:
The Democratic party, assembled
IN national convention extends to the
President of the United States its ad-
miring and respectful greetings
For seven OF the most fateful
years in the history OF our country
Wilson has occupied. and by
his character, learning and power. has
adorned the highest Office OF the gift
> hts eountrymen-
Is Great Progressive.
He has initiated and secured the
adoption OF great progressive measures
OF immeasurabie value and benefit to
the people OF the United states. and
the army and navy OF the United
States. He has LED the patriotic forces
of his country through the most mo-
mentous struggle in history, and with
out check. reservation or retardation.
TO an honorable part IN the Immortal
victory for liberty ana democracy, won
by the free nations OF the worid
Hail His Achievements.
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borne with courage and without COM
plant
We oeepy resent the ma ma, ilan,
onset which you nave mos. unueserV-
edly been eaiiea upon 10 sustain lloih
partisan toes. whose Juuslnene
warped ana whose perSepsions sle oo
scuFea oy a party IhAuee Men So
s'itutes a iamen.aDie ana oisslaeeiu
page IN our history
Al TINS moment Nhen ue
gates 10 tlis SohN INV, -.
state IN tne union ale aoous ~ e..s
upon theh Iorn'Ai pioIss
pause 70 send an sAp.essloH =. 49,
ana aainlIatioh anu "a .n1, .'a
we reJoice anu Ieiiel'ate lAl'a soe ul'o
your speeoS recoNery .le'. ~, - -.
illness ana Congratulate AhncEicA lhAt