El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
POLITICAL EVENTS INTERPRETED.
AND PARTY WARNINGS ISSUED.

INST few 5as after the Democratic candidate for presi-
deut had declared sWison Is not running for president
this year Cox IS running the white house came out VIZ
the notorious address to NY fellow countryeI IN wncn
The president ephatcay declared that be and his policies
were the real and only standardization OF WisonlsI
all that was demanded. And did anybody rlnd N lat
55-ss SINGLE hint abort Cox or intimation that any
bodv but wilson vas running for anythng7 Not word
about Democratic candidate being IN the field
The othsr day secretary Colby made long and care
son was classed with Washington and Lincoln
Buresou and Palmer speaking for the Democratsi
nothing about Cox
Political observers are beginning to see through the
zane being played out Of Washington II IS UNDERSTOOD
st the president is going to devote ali his energies and
those Of his closest adhsrnts to trying to get an endorse
uent Of Wilsonian draft Of the league ana 70 tys
Ia t- abouf the election Of Democratic majority IN the
senate If these two things can be efteeteo-and Demo-
cratic majority IN the senate would be taken ~ ths Pe
dent as an endorsement Of himself and the eague-the
president VIII not only take It as great personal VeoIy
and vndication but he wiz remain leader and dictator OF
the party To the Wilson faction now seems that gov
ernor Cox is only sdeshoW barker Cox must reel very
hauv and grateful for the sort Of support he IS getting
ron the administration in these critical days
There is indeed chance that the senate vl 60 Demo
cratic The Republicans not overlooking this, but they
rav not be able to help thesees- The present naloy
is 50 nsr1oW that slight accident VIII upset the control
The east there are several hard 1gnIss win sals
issues complcang matters Wisconsin VII probably elsl
the Democrat Reinsch that the Republicans are spit
vide open through the Independent candidacy Of Thompson
the LaFoette candidate who defeated by Lenroot N
North Dakota, Cherry, Democrat VIII probably be elected
in the sane manner through the candidacy Of Richards as
IN independent who win take strength from Norbee, Re
rubEean who ought to have easily IN a two-sioed
fight-
Anna Martin sufragist leader, has fed as an lnde-
n5eut IN Nevada the senate and the result VII Prob
abv Be the election Of the Democratic candidate In New
YORK the Republican, Wadsworth Is having the forces Of
Organized labor TO contend with and begins to look as Il
he wiz be knitted the state goes for Harding which
is likely.
Tie Kew York Herald has Just completed an interesting
Dol Of women 10000 names taken at random from the
membership lists Of hundred clubs Of all sorts iron
lie fashionable societies to the settlements in the Sums
evsrv kind Of womans club except political clubs winch
were excluded The result to for Harding. The
league Ct nations placed first the issue By most q
The women and it Is curious to note that only one woman
in 40 put the high cost Of living first though many men
toned It az being considered Many Of the Harding ad-
hsrnts want some sort Of international arrangement but
they don't want Wilson's league and VII prefer to trust
Harding to work 0Ht the problem Next to the league
Question the important issue TO these is @autocae
versus constitutional government and next is the general
demand for e change from the Wilson regime
On the eve Of elscton Republican campaign MANAGERS
are beginning to VAN the people not to look for too great
changes as the immediate result Of Republican victory for
the reason that the Democrats IN their seven and half