Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-04
UNTRUTHS TOLD UNDER
OATH BY WITNESSES,
IS THE CLAIM MADE
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10 LIE CLAiiH WHDE
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reference to the election fraud case
of Senator Newberry, republican
of Michigan. The candidate de-
clared that an attempt was being
made, by the republican contribu-
tons ito Newberryize the nation"
Reads From Bulletin.
As proof of his charges, the gov
ernor read to q large crowd on The
state capitol lawn at Lansing from
copies of the republican treasury's
official bulletin" presented in his
Pittsburgh address and also before
the senate investigating commit
tee, and an alleged list of subscrip-
tons to the republican hand book
of William Barnes, Jr., of New
York. The letter, he said, COM
prised representatives of a"Big Bus
mess almost everywhere in New
York"
Reading from a list of prominent
men named in the subscription list,
Governor Cox added:
"These men are not making con-
trtbutions to my fund. And mere
are three very definite reasons.
First, they have not been asked;
second, they wouldn't be permitted
to, and, third, they probably would
not if they had the chance because
they don't approve my policies"
The "ISoSS Barnes List"
Commenting on the names OF
corporations on which he charnc-
terized as the BOSS Barnes List
Governor Cox said corporate CON
tributions were Illegal. lie also
promised to keep his eye upon
the senate committee, recIting That
IT did service before the republican
convention and now had the op.
portunity to prevent purchase OF
the presidency"
The league of nations was OK
tolled by the governor in 4 srcech
today. He declared that tine
mothers of America" ar for 1t ana
denounced a separate peace with
Germany. He applied the terms
"stand- patter' and ''reactonary
TO Senator Harding, his republican
opponent and, replying to MI
| IIarding's recent address IN favor
Of combining features of the league
! ond The Hague Tribunal, declared
Tho pIan internationally reaction
ary," .,, ~.
Accusing Senator Harding OF
changing positions frequently npor
| The league issue, Governor Cox SAID
The Hague tribunal was ana had
bats in the belfry, ara SPIDER "epS
everywhere. A.. 900.
ernor confined, "is to re-estapilsl
that old institution which mas
nrovnn an absolute failure by fai''
mo TO stop the world war, and te
coombine with it anything good II
the league--to piece them To-
gether." IT., ,o.
Governor Cox ridiculed the pro,
posal by suggesting the results o.
an attempt to put into a ne" aulo'
mobile a piece Gone of his AUDITORS
lsuggested and the governor adop'
Ied) of a "one-lunger" motor A.
During all of his addresses til'
governor was applauded frequently
particularly during discussion y, "
the league and the Newoerry ca'e
i Crowds Greet Nominee.
Bands. fife and drum corps an'
automobile parades were strewl
through the governors Michigan
path. He made three speeches ah'
attended a Rotary club luncheon a
ITansing in two hours, and the gov
ernor,s onlv scheduled address to
morrow was at Milwaukee, WIZ
he was to reach after an carr
morning stop at Chicago. 49,.
The league issue predominant
in the governors address mere TO
large street corner gathering ana
for the first time since ms hotlca
ton he discussed Article x ~
at says that the boundary IN
is the boundary line" said the cover
nor, for weak and strong natloh
alike. and the powers must keel
off the grass. That is the Whol
meaning of that instrument.
There is no offense against AT
ticle X unless the aggressor come
from over the boundary line an
lthen the council of the league sha
advise on what means snail
taken to fulfill this pledge.
The governor said that an eco
nomic boycott was one resort bu
he insisted that congress only ma
the power to send American sol
diers overseas.
The governors league argu
ments brought the liveliest tilt n
has had yet with any member 9
his audience. When the governo
asked if the argument of Senate
Lodge, republican leader in urgln
ratification of the Spanish wa
treaty, that the president shoul
not be sent. that in hand" TO ne
gotiate a new treaty, should nc
apply now, a man in the audienc
shouted NO"
When the governor asked n
reason the answer was: "Becaus
the league of nations was worke
into the treaty by Wilson"
"Then Wilson IS the matter, IN
governor retorted in a good ns
tured exchange. while warrior
members of the audience cheere
each participant. After sever;
more clashes the governor change
his vein and said: you and yot
kind and Lodge and his kind hay
glorified in the sickness of Pres
dent Wilson. You and your kin
should be ashamed of yourselves