Arizona republican., 1920-07-30
COX WARNED TO BE CAREFUL IT
 H|S POSITION
 OF PEACE PACT
Walsh, Democratic Senator, Pledges Support to Nom inee But Says He Will Fight for Reservations to Article X
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DAYTON, Ohio, July Ex-Governor Cox, Democratic presidential candi- date, today was pledged the vigorous and unqualified support of Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts, lead CT among senate Democrats who diff fered widely from the administration administration on the league of na- tions and who fought for reservations.
 Senator Walsh arrived unexpectedly today and was Governor Cox's guest at dinner before leaving for the east.
 ''I shall aid in every possible way to secure Governor CoX's election" MT. Walsh said. "I voted for him from the first at San Francisco and shall continue my vigorous aid
 Treaty Difference No Drawback
 Senator Walsh said he had not learned Governor Coxs attitude with regard to the league controversy. He called to talk over ordinary campaign affairs, he said. with D. J. Maloney. Governor Cox's son-in-law, and the governor had insisted on tonightS wis it to TraiIsend. Even should he and the governor differ on the league. Sem ator Walsh said he still would sup port the governor enthu usiastically. He was the most progressive and liberal candidate in the field at San Francis co. Mir. Walsh added.
 He was the only visitor at Trails end today. Governor Cox finished the rough draft of his acceptance address and prepared to be the guest of honor tomorrow at the homecoming" and political demonstration planned by the governors friends.
 Except for Senator Walsh's visit. the governor worked all day on his speech accepting, on August ', the party nom ination.
 Hope that the league would not bo the campaigns paramount issue was expressed by Senator Walsh. who led the successful effort in the platform committee at San Francisco for the words in the league plank stating that the party does not oDose reservations making Americas obligations clearer and more specific.
 Hope to Sidetrack Issue.
 T hope we can devote more atten- ton to American questions" said the senator, asserting that opposition to profiteering should be stressed. To a query as to whether he A 1. approved the statements of Pres
 ident Wilson and Governor Cox
 after their white house confer
 ence, Senator Walsh declined to answer. The senator declared that he still favored league covenant reservations, and would never vote for the league without res ervation to article 10. The Repub-
 iicans, he predicted, would seek to make reservation to article 10
 their principal fight, and he said | Governor Cox should be livery careful" what position he took. 1 That Irish questions would not be i campaign issues also was predicted bS | MT. Walsh.
 q don't think they will figure a | all" he said.
 Governor Cox today directed that | invitations be sent to all candidates al | San Francisco for the ceremonies or August '. Word was received that Sec retary of Horticulture Meredith and l Senator Reed of Missouri were plan | ming to attend
 Neither the league nor any othe subjects covered in Governor Cox speech, Senator Walsh said, was dss cussed with the candidate. 'T had l very pleasant visit" said MT Walsh land was impressed with his intention to draw the line decisfvefy betweel the progressive and reactionary ele ments and thought of the country"