The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
TREATY BEATEN;
SENATE WILL
VOTE ON PEACE
Resolution Declaring
War Ended to Come
Up Monday

WASHINGTON. March gO-With
the peace treaty on be- way back to the
white house today accompanied hy
notification to the president that the
senate had finally refused TO advise
and consent 90 itH ratihcation.' Sena-
tor KnoN's resolution 10 dcclarc q
state Of peace with Germany viii take
its place on the senate floor. Conmd
GRAFTON last night after tho adverse
vote on ratification. was blocked b,
ADJOURNMENT until Monday
Republican leaders expect some
such measure 60 be passed The treaty
question was regarded as already in-
lccted into the presidential campaign
as one Of the main ISSUES ON which
republicans and democrats wu night
Tor national Endorsement this fail.
Vote 90 to 30.
Ratincauo1 was defeated iaHt night
by vote OF 40 to 50. the lineup be-
ing 2S republicans and u democrats
Tor aud 23 democrats and ~ republic
cans against The net result of four
months OF compromise negotiations
was the addition ct o. democrats To
those Voting Tor ratification.
Action hy the house oil representa-
utcs Wouid bee necessary To- cJnsum-
mate q declaration of peace bS rysolu-
ton, ns contemplated by Senator
Knox. Ills resolution proposes the re-
peal Of the joint resolution declaring
war und prosidcT that unless der
many nouncs the Jnt,d Sutcs uf Its
acceptance OF all UNDERTAKINGS con-
tanned in tho troaiy oi We. suiiIos. the
president wouid hu,o the power to
prohibit boy proclamation commercial
utorcous, between the two nations or
ihv giving OF an5 assistance To- Ger
many.
knoN tli.
Republican senate leaders made
canvass ct the situation today and
decided To defer for several days their
attempt tu bring up FOR action the tes-
uluuou OF Senator knox dpCnrinE the
state Of war ended.
Senator Knox is ~ and % is likely
that consideration OF the measure VII
DE delayed until late next week
The majority leaders apparently
were not entirely certain huW much
support they could uuatpr TOE tho urs-
ulutiuu Some uf the irre,uuutlufl,s
Indicated thuf they would op. .usn auN
s.unt" action cmhudynE general
declaration yI International policy
while SOM" of thr mGi rrscryatiuuists
withheld their decision while they
looked over the uuESlhilltias of getting
another senate Vote ON the ireaty's
ratification
Ii,ils for Fourth Time
The treaty ~ Ncrulll,s failed OF
ratification fUr The fourth time last
night and then fhc senate Nuled to
send Do back fH President Wilson with
o. notification THAT 10 had finally "re-
fused 10 advise and consent 60 It's rat
ifcuuuu"
ON the decisive roll call tho vote
was 90 for ratification ana 80 against.
the opposition numbering lon its ranks
-n democrats who we've unwilling 60
see the treaty ru thorough with the
republican reservations objected 10 hy
tho prcsidCul aud three democrats
and ~ republican irrscuncilubles.
Twcnty-One democrats quit the
presidents lea and voted for ruiiri-
cation but tho detection failed by
seven votes OF providing tho two
thirds requisite iu mtify.
The vote follows:
For tho resolution.
Republicans
Ram. Calder Ctppcr. Colt. Curtis
Dillingham; EIEu Elkins, Frelng-
huyscn, Halo. Jones tWushingtone
krlluE kenyon. kcycs. Lenroot.
Iu"l Mclean. MtNary New. Page.
SHrrot sterling sutherland.
Wldsworth warren and Watson-2s.
U'uurrus.
A.hurst Uockman, Chamberlain
r'ct0hcr Gore. henderson, Kcudrlck
'i.r Myers. NurrnL owen Phrian.
pli'uan Humorouc. Rans1cll. smith
'nYrr.HN. Smith tMarylaud., Tram.
moll walsh tM1ssachusottsl Walsh
tNlHHpua, and Wolcott.-9l.
Tn'Hl Tor r1tifr1tion 40.
Roll coll against;
Republicans
Horth HrIulDreo. Fprnald France
Grorun. Johnson fC1lif1rnll. Knox.
Ia Toilette, Mccormick. Moses Nor-
ris and sherman -l2.
Democrats
Conner. Cuiborson, Dial. Gay. Glass
llrris Harrison. Hitchcock, Johnson
tSuuth nHkoUl Kirby, McKcllar,
shields, simmons smith tSouth Cnr-
olu1. stanley swanson Thomas.
Underwood Hnd williams.
Total against f5.
Issue 90 People.
IN F"vsu hours ni debate preceding
the VOTE vote. republican leaders de-
clarrd themselves rcuhy 60 take the
issue Co trp people, From the demo-
cratic side several senators bitterly
assaulted tho president Tor his stand
ana declared the administration cuuid
not afford 90 carry the issue as d
presented itself today into tho cam
paiFn. There was no reply from those
who opposed ratification. irreconcii.
ahlos aud administration Democrat
nlike remained silent In the conf
denro that fheV wore ln complete cone