Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-16
DIGGING UP Of
TARIFF CORPSE
IS CRITICISED
Roosevelt Criticises G. O. P.
for ReSurrecting a Dead
Issue; Is Enough OF Make
"a Horse Laugh"
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Sioux Falls, S. D.. Aug. 10
g rankin d. Roosevelt democratic
ice presidential nominee, speak
g here last night in what he
ermed an invasion of republican
rogressive territory. attacked the
epublicans for digging up the
ariff and making it an issue of the
residential campaign.
Tariff was taken out of politics
Jack in 1913" he asserted, land
ringing it back before the people
ow appeals to my sense of humor
nd is enough to make a horse
augh. l hate TO attack man who
8 on his own front porch but SEN
ttor Hardings amiabilty is his
indoing. He is so amiable that he
kinks he cannot run the presi-
lency of the nation without syndi-
eating it. And until Elihu Root,
who is on the other side of the
ocean, is back we will not know
what the foreign policy of the re-
Dublicans is going to be.
THE republicans agree" Mr..
Roosevelt said. that some day
some steps must be taken to make
IAN agreement which will make for
Friendly relations between all ma
ltions, but they refuse now to
dept a document which makes for
progress and world contentment.
Americas entry into the league
win give it high assurance of sue
!. ess."
Office seekers Should Travel.
He attacked the republican front
1 orch program declaring:
Il hate the idea of man setting
a self-appointed shrine and
king people come and worship
his feet. Men seeking national
Hices should get out and see the
ountry-it makes better Ameri-
ans of them.
THE one disturbing thing about
he present campaign" he assert
l. ''is money. Amounts levied by
lie republican national committee
gainst various communities will
2proximate $30,000,0O0 for the re-
ublican campaign chest. The
dota for Chicago alone as fixed by
his committee is 100000. | favor
ublicity, travel. literature. posters
nd legitimate methods of bringing
lefore the people the issues of each
arty Never before was $50, 000,-
100 spent in a presidential cam
,aign. This sort of campaigning
ill bear investigation. l favor
pen publicity as to how this money
9 raised and expended.
The peace made with Germany
al oI1inc ~, hn LOT
rovides everything in foresight
nd forethought." Mr.. Roosevelt
eclared. THE league of nations
INNING today is the American
-Ynception talked of long before
ne present administration came
Ito office. Who pledged America
make peace with all nations for
ne good of the world? When in
917 our country went into the
war, great leaders irrespective of
,arty declared the big basic thing
hich we went in for was not
lerely to defeat Germany and Aus
la on land and sea, but to get
omething bigger and more definite
ut of the war to prevent such a
catastrophe as these nations had
rought upon the world from hap
ening again. This thing is the
4ague of nations. President Will
on's fourteen points received en-
husiastic endorsement by repub-
cans and democrats alike. They
re embodied in the league of ma
ions. Public opinion in America
mas pledged us to safeguard against
q repetition of the evils of the
world war. The league of nations
will prevent such a repetition"
Should Ratify League.
The league should be ratified, he
declared. because mo amendment
of sufficient moment has been Of
fered to warrant the risk of delay
ing 1t that 1t might be placed be-
fore another conference"
Food in this country is too
high" the speaker said in conclu-
sion. eve should know why food
Purchased from the farmer is sold
b the city man two days later at
"a trehled figure. Wages have
been raised but not too much The
one thing to do now is to lower the
cost of living"