Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-17
Governor Says He Will Make
Any Reasonable ConceS-
SionS" to Secure Americas
Entrance Into Pact.
DESERTS WILSON IDEA
OF UNCHANGED TREATY
Candidate Is Now Standing
On Frisco Platform, Not
BY ''Undotted |" Position
Taken BY the President.

Reno, New, Sept. ia state
ment that he would make any
reasonable concession" to secure
American membership in the
league of nations, was made by
Governor Cox of Ohio, democratic
presidential candidate here tonight
at the close of his Nevada cam
paign,
In his statement q telegram to
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale uni-
versity, Governor Cox said that the
democratic platform opposed only
reservations Of notification. The
governor announced that he would
"endeaVor to meet all reasonable
desires for proper reservations
which are offered in sincerity
The governors telegram to Pro-
lessor Fisher. who is working TOR
ratification of the treaty of YER
sailles, was evoked by statement
of former President Taft, 1t was an
nounced that Governor CoN's elec-
ton would mean an unyielding
and uncompromising attitude on
.he league.
Opposes Nullifyin~ Resolutions.
II am determined, said Cover
nor Coxs telegram, ito secure tho
earliest possible entrance into the
league of nations with the least
possible reservations needed 70 ac-
rcmpiistt -tirat result. 'fAe~ ptttfosiai1
ADOPTED by the convention at whlch
I was nominated permits reserVa-
tions which will clarity and reas-
sura our people and is opposed
only to reservations which would
nulIify and destroy. | have no
douht that republican and demo-
cratic senators alike will loyaiiy
rulfilI the peoples mandate when
NV election will signify. | shall en-
deayor to meet all reasonable de-
sires for proper reservations when
are offered in sincerity and noe
merely presented as trumped up ior
noliticai purposes. My heart IS ~
his fight and | will put torth an
effort and make reasonable CON
cession to win. 1t that we may Sc
cure membership in the league lor
America -
Makes Six Speeches.
Tho povernors campaign TO-DAY
COMPRISED half a dozen speeciles.
lie travelled farther. reached FEWER
voters and saw less scenery man
on anv day of the two weeks OF MS
western trip. , ,
peace through the league was
tho burden of the candidates Ne
yada preachments. He also en-
nhasized the use of that money,
which he said could be saved oy
disarmament under the league
could be used to reclaim western
wastes. ,.,-,., 20 car
ator Harding. his republican OPP
nonent, his alleged nomination py
The senatorial oligarchy ana nls
alleged vacciatlon on the league
issue-Governor Cox stated tnat
ronorts of the senator's address
yesterday told of another plan OF
| the republican candidate Tor WORM
peace. citing the eight ditlerent
nositions which he said the senator
had taken on league questions our
inc the last year, Governor COX
said that the Marion speech yes
terdav now became the senator s
ninth change. 49,.
Statement of strikes without
CHE bayonet" also was reilerateu
nv the governor and he repeated
his views on radicalism. urging us
control by square deal' govern
ment. ,,..,
Governor Cox was accompanied
through Nevada by GoVerhor
| Boyle and Senators Pittman ana
! Henderson, all of whom Ioihed inc
| governor at Elko.