The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-09
ROOSEVELT
JOINS FIGHT
FOR LEAGUE
Follows Cox in Urging
Acceptance; Notified
of Nomination

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Iesgue or ra,iors n,e os tho nr,,c,nal
,ssues M tho ,a,ionai carnaig,
.srhe demorrattc nnr,v i" hc said
"has offered to this malta, n treatv
I OF pcacc which Ia ,nakc A. rcai ,reatv
for rcnl peaee must include a ,eau,,o
OF nations.
''Today." he continued, 1--WE are Of
I fcred scat Mt the table of the family
| OF nations to the end tnat the smaller
/ peoples may be truly mfe TO work
/ out their own destiny We will take
that place. ! say 30 because we have
faith--faith that this nation has no
selfish destiny, faith that our people
are looking into the years beyond for
better things and that they are not
afraid to do their part"
Rooscyelt's Speech.
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!" me NO one Gou'u receive higher
privilege or opportunity than to be
thus associated with mon and ideals
vh,ch nm, .,on,,dor. ,.,u soon ra
~" NV'N."s w" s'o"
cciVe the support OF the majority or
our citizens.
"In fact. I could not conscientIousIv
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ny the Closest intimacy that ne VINO
Is our selection for the presidency.
ana VINO Is my chief and yours, Is
man possessed of idenls which are al
so mine. ue will pivo IN AmerIca
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'""' N''' W 'S'uei9 9'iP ""i'" M"'
, make us respect him and bring FUR
: ther greatness to our land. In James
NJ Cox I recopnize ono ,vho ca, iead
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'"'S ""''o" i"'""'" III an u"""''i"s
march OF progress.
: "1'wo great problems will confront
tho nox, adrninis,r,tlon. o,r roiatIon.
W.
WIN the Worlu ana inc pressing heeu
Of organized progress at home. The
latter includes a. systematIzed and in
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sources ana progressive bettermeh'
l OF our chlzehship. Ihehe natte's
VIII require the guiding hand OF Il
president who can see MS couhtrS
above MS party, ana VINO having
clear vision OF thlngs as they are mas
> also the independence courage ana
skill to guide us along the rohd 70
things as they should pe Wlthou'
swerving one tootstep at the uicta'
non OF narrow phrtisahs VINO whispe,
party or OF seltish interests thh'
murmur profits"
World Problems.
",, o,r world nrohlems vve must
J o,,her sLut our e,,es soil our newl,
y t,,,ii, ,,,archant ,oar,no 10 more FAR.
- saainy coreis,n novers crush utterlN
+. hy anhargo and harasslnF Ieglslatlor
q o,,r tnreigr trade close oir norris and
build mn imnrcgnable wall OF costly
arma anan,s and live os the orieni
n us"1 ~ lice hermit nation. dream.
Il ,,,s ~ Tho mast, or we must oper
4 onr owes ana Soc that modern ciyIliza
tion has become 50 complex and th'
, lives OF civilized men 80 interviewer
I, with the lives OF other men In othei
countries TO make II Impossible le
J. avoid except by monastic seclusioi
e those honorable and Intimate foreigI
a relations which the fearful-heartet
shudderingly miscall by that deVlr'
catchword international complica
tions"
d "As for our home problem We
= have been awakened by this war int'
n startled realization OF the nrchai'
SHORTCOMINGS OF our government
machinery and OF the need Tor IN
kind o, re.orga~hixdtion ~ wn'eh sr, onw