Arizona republican., 1920-10-07
ROOSEVELT ASKS
 PEOPLE TO VOTE DEMO TICKET ON LEAGUE PROMISE
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 PUEBLO, Colo, Oct. 6.-Support for the national Democratic ticket because it favors going into the league of na- uons and affords the best opportunity for the development of the wonderful resources of the West was asked by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, in an ad- dress here tonight before an audience which filled the municipal auditorium.
 'As the campaign progresses he said, Tt becomes increasingly clear that Mir. Harding is appealing more and more to the fears of the country and less and less to the faith of the country. The so-called Republican leaders have no leadership, not even of common purpose, except the purpose of criticism and complaint of anything suggested or accomplished by any one else.
 sThe position of Governor Cox and myself is clear and can be understood by every citizen. We are in favor of having the United States join the 4l civilized nations now in the league and of giving up our association as out siders with Russia, Turkey and Mexico At the same time we wish to make il clear that not one single constitutions or congressional right shall be giver | wholly willing that this be made plain If we go in as Governor Cox has said l can assure the American people tha not one single soldier shall leave ou | shores withiut the full approval of thu American people and the consent O the congress Of the United States.
 ''I cannot make it too clear that thi issue of the league of nations is abov' party but that unfortunately it ha been injected into the campaign an, that the election of Nov. will, witt absolute truth. be a referendum on tn question of whether we shall take ou place among the other peoples of tn world. A vote for Cox is a vote to g in the league, a vote for Harding is
 vote to remain out"
 Private advices received by Nil Roosevelt from friends in the Eas , show. he said. "a tremendous chang
 in public sentiment on the league c nations issue" and promises a heav , independent Republican vote for Gov ernor Cox, especially in the states ( New York, Kentucky and West Viii ginia."
 | He pleaded for the election of Gov . ernor Cox on the ground that his rec 7 ord as chief executive of Ohio be: fitted him to carry out the great pro EEeSSlN6 measures HetuEu uuIli5 Ai
 period of reconstruction. Senate , Harding, he added. has been aligne . with "reactionary interests" all his DC
 litical life and if elected would only a messenger boy for the senate ol . garchy."
 Mir. Roosevelt started his ColoraC
 campaign with a morning meeting II Limon, where all the stores and schoo
 were closed in his honor. This afte !. noon he delivered an address in Coll rado Springs, dealing chiefly with tl
 league of nations and also attackiT P Republican newspapers flor carryii
 on a campaign of misrepresentati' d and villification against the league h Before leaving Colorado Springs N e Roosevelt and members of his par 'e were taken for an automobile ri l. through the Garden of the Gods. N l. Roosevelt leaves here early tomorrC le for Greeley where a morning meetii sr is scheduled A noon meeting Will 10 held at Fort Collins, a short afterno g meeting at Boulder and a night mee l. ing in Denver.