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campaign suggests the Telegraph leading editor
be true but isn't Hok Smith gets bigger every day campaign
issue in Geofs1a Which 5 true but should not be
know no bounds have MADE HIM the Georgia. they have
proceeded effect lineup of the voters of the state either tor
against Hoke Smith This situation unfortunate tor
Nations the thing that vitality affects US al
and affects the whole world and the question that we want se
The msReorder has deep convictions on the League
Nations as an issue mas followed the president implicitly be
ieves his adnna9 the greatest thus country or any oe c0p Dun
try We like the League of Nations it stands bu
like well enough believe that we should sachce the
welfare not only OF ourselves out the "oie "0ro 10 W s
when that impossible We believe that 1t will be SC
that will lasting benefit the world and provide the work
ing perfection and experience shows Its
Ior % WI LaLrnei t S - m W VIZ Because there doent
TNnTFB At SAN ANcSCO AND ELECTED NEXT NOVEM
BFR The senate will still lack necessary wothrd avong
reserved ratification and will have spent year or more OF delay
Much as we have disagreed with Senator Smith the and
believe his fears for unresved ratification utterly
unound believe that the endorsement of Senator smith on
April Georgia will bring end the treaty hasco
near shaping of the national campaign lines that
will make victory November than possible believe that
need for ratification of the the best possible terms tran
scend candidacy the OF the admn
blanket FORM and therefore that victory tor MI Fame
Georgia April 20 would be for the best interests OF the state
the the world
That the campaign Georgia renewal OF the old persona
fight Howell national committeeman from Georgia and ed
the Constitution against his old Senator Smith wei
throughout the The Atlanta Georgian ably exposes the
inconsistency of the Constitutions position in this campaign In the
Under the caption Treaty the Atlanta Constitution
of Friday February 27 carried the following editorial
is in gSat sS @ @ e ' %od soon to know
'"nfd after e ali aft Of the % qubbHns
for nearly @ Year disposed
he Fssgoly ss for the delay has rested qoarey
They undoubtedly make partisan with the
nope The % people are sick and tired ALL
of the Senate dsposng question way another
The Pqb knoTs vs. @ that s Large r part to the n gn of @ I % & the "
though the they are PREPARED % oo 6oT 5 for 3 s v y s& ac in
the best they can get out OF the treaty suaom @ then h % @ @ @ @ @ 9 @
The only practical left for the Democrats @ the Senate fo
putting ANYBODY to be held fesroms6e for any
The thing get treaty: ,,.,
the & lem T9o snd to The tfp 3 q a b Gf or 6 vote Tor
they form M they G i69af G aeeeP eG P5 the eT next so5 5gs
eatg p9 witty % s sacb Reservations as may
The Democrats should then vote raty shape
ob @y % s pFSn % the of % that ns has
the senate's attitude toward treaty up to time.
Even ratified with reservations the principle least of uni
V w Sisu @ @ U @ % all for @ whh the @ advOca Of the treaty bav
The world wants start peace will impossible
until # & an @ dutI the Democrats in the senate to vote for tn
] a @8oR 3 b @ S @ f ffher q q @ & a9d delay
If the Constitution fractionay
foregoing appaudng commencing Senator Hok
today, crticng him and bitterly asailng him.
Senator had been looking the Constitution for advice he eouI
hardly followed honestly keeping with the Cons
tons o February
The senator proposed and voted for certain treaty
after they voted for rafcs
the Constitution yhementy insisted that senators shOul
Having done appealed people his for endorse
approval the Constitution should have been among the first to "
tend it.
If promulgated the advice
then should be manly fair and enough to stand up o
Presumably the Constitution on February seeking preserv
and to insure its equipment the treaty ssu