THE PEACE TREATY.
AMERICAN ATTITUDE. DIFFICULTIES AHEm^j Press Association—Electric Telegraph—Copyright i,Australian and'N.Z, Cable Association.) ' (Eeeeived Monday, ,9.4 p '-a.m.) ;i> ~ ... AVAsRIINGTON,, Sunday. , \.l The* Republiciur,,leaders expect- considerable difficulty via ' obtaining fen* ough votes to adopt tlie'-Khox-peace resolutions. They arY'coiificlefit, hoiv-;-every that it will command . a majority once they can force a roll call, but the belief is expresshcl'^ihtj,.'.the. Democrats will delay call by possible ParJiarhentary in order 1 Wilsbir the . embarrassment of vetoing’ the resolutions aiid incurring responsibility for further deU laying peace. .. ■ ■
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14111, 3 May 1920, Page 5
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