Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
COX FLAYS TALKS.
MADE UPON LEAGUE.
BY HIS OPPONENTS.
At SAME TINE CiNDiDiTE tiR.
THEIR PiItSILES IilS Own
Policies.
SCORES TAFT AND HARDING.
Declares That Speakers Tor Former
LNpress Certainty That senator.
n Elected, VIII DO "ENacily
Opposite" ln Matter.

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BALTIMORE. Md. oct Glover.
nur tuX ul Dulu. iu addressing "a large
a.dicnCc az the armOry her" tonight.
puuncrd apun and ldsncd ,tguruasis
tho l'lgu" uf uatiuD~ speeches ycstcr.
day ot senator Harding. Former prcsi.
dent TAFT. and Senator johnson oi Cal.
iiornla. declaring that they cyinced iur
th,r "WObhliug hy senator HARDING
upun the lvIgg. issue.
Al the same Time the democratic
presidential Caudidut" further cmpht'
sized MS league policies declaring that
helpful reservations should be- a pre-.
requisite to ratification.
Every one who Is against the league
IN against me-" Governor Cox declared
inslstiug that senator Harding. his fc.
publican adversary. stands for scrap
ping the League uf Naiiuns. The gov.
crnor also asserted that because rf
league differences between powerful rc.
publican FruupG the election uf Scns.
tor Harding could not bring ratification
IT b. this League uf Nations ur NJ
League of Nations" WAS another do.
trim, laid down by the muciitlc NOM
in"-. speaking from IN" platform where
President Wilson was nominated cig..t
years ago The governor asserted
quoting judge Tafi, that q new peace
association ui nations Was impossible.
HIT Harding Hard
Playing yesterdays league pro
Eulucrmcnis boy senator Harding. Nj.
TAFT and senator johnson. G,scrnur
Cox said. that lJudgc TAFT expressed
confidence that Senator Harding wuuii
cause ratification und that Senator
johnson oppressed equal assurance
that Alr Harding would roget ih-
league.
Either Johnson or Taft is wrong.
Do, ru,,.uur declared. and only Scn..
Tor iilIliuE can ten the American pnu.
pie which on" ~ wrong ~ Scrht'
iitidiu. hIs not given private rs
sulau," e. hoth m'n. then his declare.
tiuus sr, su ambiguous that TAFT iN
trrut,s tNem uu" way and Johnson
uuulh,r o. is 10, duty ul senator
Harding tu advise th. American pr"p''
frankly who o. Ighi Johnson ol lai'
II h, tails Co. de- %. d. nny BE- regarded
lS an iWp,strr deliberately seeking q.
deceive thv American people
tn, league her, and alsn at Wilminl
ton. Delaware. wh,rr thu guNvrnut
mad. his ,uN 9th O. address to-day. va
tuuliy Was bus s.lr tUulr. Ills Whining.
TON atdirnr,, hissHd tue names ui soma.
tor Harding WHEN h. referred 90 tho
lrplhlirau nominees signature 'u ia
round robin and Senator Lodge ui
Mar tchusctts. whom the govern, T.
again dynuminaied the greatest vHu
.Wiu,al iu history.
Gci, Large Crowds.
targ, crowds at both Wilmington,
TrlaWarr and Baltimore. .ee~,ei thr
dcnu,ritir camplignrr
Kclcrring "a yesterdays spcrohcs hv
Mr.. TAFT aud senator johnson. Cove.
n.r Cox told his audicnc, tonight that
tuday's papers carried headline rc-
garl.rg the California senator's address
az follows
Insists Harding rejected league
That over Judge Tait's IA" governor
said. read
Harding fivors league. SAYS TAFT"
Senator Johnson ana senator BUrlh
80 u,n Uf independent mind and indc
pendent action said the governor
rh,y are against any association ui
iu.s and they arv supporting Scnl'
tor Harding because they know viii
.., ...ll the lcagur ut nations ur anN
.E.r can mover D." ratified 1t u
.i. l.ug that men like Elihu Root and
William Howard Taft and their assoc
riat,s among the eminent pr league
republicans can longer justify their
,purt ul Senator Harding m IN, tac'
u the facts unless they viii ftanhlN
s,N th,N puf party obligations al. AL
,f their duty tu conscience
Fourteen ro.itiun>.
That senator Harding. with bis
speech yesterday. now had taken f"u~
teen different league positions was as
rt.d bv Governor cox. pliluguin.
thirteen h. has named previously. Th'
senator Yesterday. his opponent -'llr
,,l "nuw rtsiat,l his position as ihl'
of the day un which b" accepted IN