New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
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Wins Votes . !,
In Senate, /,
Continued from p.s. s..,

serious questions that ril bav. -:
settled not only b. the lan,n =" be
the treaty but by tho minute. * 'f
meetings" Vi tss
Senator Hitchcock SAID h. =.
reservations in mind which he sa 's. no
TO propose. 'T'oS
Senator Ponerene. Of OH,
crat' sad; = purpose 70 look a, "' .s'
treaties in sympathetic 10. 'os's
!ng that any conference anon, 1" oel''-
looking toward peace IL in "@e'rs
direction. and any step wb,cs r'gf'
toward the limitation If ar,.s ''os'
must be approved - ''dfpsnt'
Senator KING. d Utah n,
said "lt vas vcry clover d,''"ocrat
and strong presentation of .na na''pmatl. ,ltl.
iatratlon view. ln9o1brodlH Homla-
statcments of the P5osident vii ire
the opposition that sono 49, WI alsDel
the treaties Howcvrr. fol .ese to
dealt unfairly with the Ieaor. 'as' ne
t1ons and attributed to il ch. vi Na'
's,,cs ~n1cn u doc not 9ossess a ~, ~
reHccted thr view that the loa 10
"cao or ought 70 1e and that he h,,.,
70 "a a'ro in'ster t7e coup De grace "'ps'
ne comment among House ps,n.,.
cans on tho Presidents addrs,p ,p'ol'
unanimous praise and crt1usiasrs, va
the "ay n ~hicb II 0ilI ase,, we
treaty discuselon IN the senate W.
siderable number of Democrat" " .o'' a
SPOKE highly Of a. out in somsr, s''
n'ldeT terms Cna 1naa Steone,
Porter Of the Foreicn Affair, e
mittcc, declared. ~
'-The Presidents f-ankness +, ,.-
before the senatc all the facts .s' 's.s'
appeal strongly ia it and 70 -. '.oei
country. 1t "a toe greatest ,di ,aa'e
he has over made and con7nI.ss1 .s4'es' ss
success Of the Conferences - ''-''' 'As
Representative John csy,.~
Teas, prominent Democratic ..,..
and ranking minority rcoooe- - ,saas' "
Ways and Means COMMITTEE y IN ss'
Pretty Ingenious statement I va",; a'1
call it "oua
Chairman Fordney. Of The Va, -,
Means Committee, aid: 1T was - o..
grand. II "a honest. right n :.
ne SAID ''1'as
Rsprasentatsvo Bernard Hick, !,
Long Island. dec ared u, vag n,.
excellent IN every way. canno. rs-
ccivc of toc Senate onoosin, -.
treaties on any ground an ~,
oughly .mbued witn INC Presider,';
sincerit.
Senator Lodgo chairman % tss T.,
elgn Relations Committee. viii loss y.
time IN having the committee hev;1tb.
consideration o. inc treaties. He ,aIs;
a meeting ol the committee for "A.
morrow morning Il Is expected .ha:
az TINS meeting there vili be corsiSt,.
at'on chiefly o the question Of r,s.
cedure.
Senator Lodge bss to leave tie er
for few days. He viii depart Ssn..
day evening for ms opr stste a-d Vii
be back on February 3. In .e mn,
time there VIII be nothing done b. a.
conmittec. but all tno documents i,
connection With nc treares and Ii.
conference viii be in print By that das
and Senator's VIII have opportunity I,
begin studv OF the treaties and Il.
minutes Of the conference and the con.
rltteos in which tney are keenly j.
terested.
It Is not settled vhen the Foreir
Relations Committed nill report treat.
les back 70 the Senate or when .hs:
body viii take them up With view
TO action on ratification To wha: es.
tent they viii precedo OF fall behind
the tariff bill x stil undetermined, bu.
Senator Lodge believes that Il can be
arranged 10 have he t~eaties aud the
tariff considered side by side; that II
to have part Of e4ch day given oytt
10 the treaties and part to tariff,
which. however. has not get been r.
ported. Il Is not unlikely some debate
on the treaties Will urecede the Pinars.
Committees report OF the taris
measure