Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-27

ing West Virginia and Kentucky,
and closing at night with an address
here, where he began his career as
newspaper reporter rs years ago.
The Democratic presidential candidate,
reiterating that he would eonstrue his
election-in which he expressed utmost
confldence-as "a positive mandate" for
American entrance into the league. asked
support for Democratic candidates, here
in Ohio and Kentucky also, whom, he
said stood -four square" on the league
issue
Don't tie my hands by electing a
hostile senate he urged, reiterating
statements made in his formal announce
ment yesterday. that he believed he
would reach an agreement with the SEN
ate regarding the league
Words immateriaI.
II have found that America is not so
much concerned in the words we use in
keeping our pledge" the Governor said,
'as it is that the meaning be clear and
that the only possible step available now
be taken to keep wars from being in the
future"
lie also continued his attack on SEN
ator Harding, his Republican opponent.
as "conspirator" against the league
by virtue of the senator's signature to
the round robin"
i think You will agree" he said, that
conspiracy was formed in the senate to
strange the League Of Nations to
death.
Harding Chief "upsetter'
Now, we are asked to upset the con-
spiracy and the senatorial crowd pro-
poses. as the official upsetter. a mem
Der OF the conspirators himself. When
case is tried in court the man under
charge never sits in the judges chair
and he never sits in the jury box, and
the American people in their desire to
overtnrn their base conspiracy. are not
going to designate one of the conspira-
tors himself to carry out the job.
Landslide Predicted
Predicting a landslide" for the
cause of peace one week from today in
the election. Governor Cox reiterated
his opinion that Senators Brandegee of
Connecticut. Smoot of Utah. Moses of
New Hampshire. Watson of Indian, and
other Republican senatorial candidates
signing the round robin" would be de-
feated The governor asked Kentucky
voters to send back" Senator Beckham.
Democrat. and his Ohio audiences were
urged by Governor Cox to support W. A.
Julian, the Democratic senatorial candi-
date.
Asserts Harding Defeated
Senator Harding, the governor pre-
dicted would spend the next four years
at Marion" and referring to Senator
Moses of New Hampshire, the governor
that he was zone Moses who
might well have been left in the bull
rushes"
Economic arguments for the league
were stressed here by Governor Cox, re-
terating that it would restore European
,redit power to purchase Americas sur
plus products.
Prosperity Follows League.
Continued American prosperity" he
"s contingent upon our becom
ng a member of the league. If we stay
out, | predict the worst financial de-
preston within three generations"
The audience cheered the governor
when he made his denunciation of Sena-
or Lodge. of Massachusetts.
MacSwIney Is Martyr
The candidates statement on the Irish
question also were cheered.
How about MacSwiney?" man
'houted,
I'm my opinion" the governor replied,
'MacSwiney died as martyr. Martyrs
ROW, almost always, from centuries of |
INJUSTICE and oppression. l believe the |
of MacSwiney will enrage the |
english people, MS they were enraged |
lgainst the injustice King George visit |
a on tha American colonies