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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
8
The Senate launches a major non-partisan debate over President Wilsons warning resolutions amid rising pressure to force a House vote. Gore reports a possible war scenario with Germany, while Stone plans a substitute resolution as Mann meets the President to discuss GOP support.
Washington March 2 The White House issued an unqualified denial of any war favoring remarks linked to Senator Gore's speech. Democrats argued that replacing the resolution would open debate, while Republicans agreed on tabling Gore's proposal, with a Senate vote anticipated after Gore's remarks. Leading Republicans Lodge Smoot and Curtis supported the plan.
Senator Lodge argues the debate is not a party issue and supports early Senate votes on whether American citizens may travel on armed merchant ships. He cites neutral rights, warns against restricting belligerent trade, and asserts Congress must decide the precise question touching diplomatic negotiations and protection of citizens abroad.
Senator Gore claims a report from a high authority suggested the United States might press for an early war conclusion with Germany to avert a catastrophe. He cites hearings with the President and debates whether Congress will back any war moves, while colleagues challenge the accuracy of the reported exchange and demand clarity.
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