Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30


CINCINNATI. Oct. % \ dly ~
campaigning through his own state was
concluded hy senator Harding tonight
with an address In Cinclnnatfs music
hall. which drew attention % domestic
issuea and charged that the Democrat.
lc party sought 90 cover m mistakes
at humc hv cnuhpslyinr "spccuia'iv,
prenaIgiiions with reference 90 uur f,r.
cign relations"
Democratic slogans and promises of
four and eight years age were brought
back before ihr vnirra hy the Rcpuhli.
can nominee IN hit enumeration of
SHORTCOMINGS laid at the doors of the
Wilson adfninlstrailon
ENtraVacance. waste. unprcpar,dncss
tor war and Tor peace. and hungling
industrial policy were among the fail.
urcs' which the candidate declared had
characterized 'lgh, years of Democrat.
ic rule. Al of these. he promised To-
remedy under an administration dcdi.
Gated. first of all O. putting our own
house In order Tho candidates
speech az tho music hall followed
rics of local demonstrations
~ Dayton the home town of Cover.
nor Cox. no speech had been arranged.
hut during short stop there the nom.
NEE and Mrs Harding alichtrd from
'heir train and shook hand. with ssV.
raj scores of men and women
4 gospel of understanding ihai
should insure dome site tranquility and
honest politics. was preached by Mr..
Harding 40 t'rlana. and when some one
In thr crowd nasscd up T. him a hroom
trade NJ an Crhana factory he s1id n"
WIS pleased ~ the Fift. because II SYM.
hplizcd n political house clcaning tn
be- accomplished on November .
In his speech ~ Music lial th" s,n1
tor gave major attention O. domestic
.ucstions hut also - stated his position
un the leuEn" and asserted that unlv
hy giving the proper example ip the
world could the nation fulfll its mis-
sion and pay its d'ht io civilization.
"ilncoin slid 'hc nation could 40, ,n.
iurc half slave and half free" b. uid
And hy the same token aud in thr
same s'nsc. the economic world can.
no, long endure half bankrupt and hall
solvent status ~ hundreds ~ millions
e people U.;i-r the fixed and pra0fr.
allv ugalt'rahlc conditions of ~, N,r
saillcs pact. dominated ~ the creditor
nations II tho world
Hero are IN, seeds ~ future u.rs
the anly rclelso from iniolsrahlr ,urnl
tions. Universal peace must come no.
from fiNod hutnd1iics and unrh1urInE
restrictions not from lragucd and ANN
~ force. but from enlightened and ,N
ulndcd human nature. broadcnpd IU
qu1inilnc,s md UNDERSTANDING
let us d cur part iu tn v.Til
FIRST hy givinr tho world fitting ,y.
ample ~ self government. cumprf,n'lv
conducted H'fnre W. reach f.f ihH
stars l"i u~ sweep the earth
while there hss been greet d.li
said IN This camraien about tn h.lff
e th' world surely something e. drr
tn o. 'aii ahoui the heafi of Am.rI,.
frun ihr beginning of this camfligr
here has been persistent effort ,r
n" part e our opponents t. divert af.
trn'ion from the most important ISSUES
81 ihr campaign o. center the interest
- the voters ufuu sIscculatiV. prUiHsi
TONS with rsisrnse to DiIr fsr,Iru r,l..
iiuuF liut W. do not prnpUsr thu
ihcv shall evufs tho die.ussiun nr irnnf.
their res'-ors rsihilliN Ter the conditions
whi'h confront us
We have for the Iast eight wears
had mn administratinn whichI bls is.en
more conr rncd with theory than with
~ rfurinancr. m"re interested in inter.
nationality than IN nationality