Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

poInTga un1 that ne declared on tlla1
occasion rha1 the L4eagne might M.
amended or revised Il us pr-esarva-
Ion We're found necessary Ia ina
peace n1 Esur8ue
" hen elected" he said II will I'M
rnadiE1eiT summon the besc MINDS Of
america 70 consult ana aCvise as 10
America s relationship 10 the present
association OF NATIONS 10 notifications
u Il or substitutes for IL The sen
aIe aud our party have recognized.
much good n new world fellow
ship and cooperation bur We insist
entity reject al t4la1 msnaces America
We must separate the wheat rom the
chat"
Tt1c senutnrs speech here deliver
&c ~ a crowd OF thousands n Tom
llnsnn mall concluded daE Oh nArd
campaigning through the southern
nai1 Of Indiana After MS tram cross
GO rom Kentucky in the morning ne
spoke II JefEersuuwille. New Albany
Speeds. Scnt1sburE C7-othersviIie
seymour. Columbus EdnDur@ and
Franklin before ms arrival here and
VIII renew iIIs plea 70 Cne Indiana
VOTERS tomorrow as ne r-aveis west
ward for ulgn5 meeting al ~ LOUIS.
In al ms speeches TO-DAY she ca1-
alGaze argued fDr preserved nation
aIlsm and urged The alectiDn OF q
Republican congress making an APP
peal ~ each stop FOR Senator Watson,
vino accompanied nm On MS special
train. He praised the Indiana ser
atnr as ---'ea1 ana asefu! public
man vino deserves re-eiecrlun.
among others on the train We're sen
a1ur View ,and Governor Goudr1cn.
Arriving mere late II tine aEr4srnn1r
he was cfee-ad through crUwdpd
streets during an automobile parade
and later shsuk hands with several
hundred at a pubhc reception Il ms
hoTe.. H viii leave Eor 81. Louis
tuTnurrow morning
Besides the League 0f Nations SEN
a1ar Eartiing touched in ms night
Speech here MANY Of the other ISSUES
of the campaign and declared i was
the Republican party tna- now offer
I'd n constructive anG progressive
program To reauJusr American af-
AkA4G.- ~47s&A8t iit7-.sFA-+
cienc--. waste and Wild ex--stvaGslnce"
ne denounced IN an assault on the aG-
mIuls--a1Ion b- which he SAID the ma
non was being led toward another
Crisis OF stasnaucy ana unempiGv
menT"
He predicted thar the penpie would
not permit any one To write a third
cilaDas- OF the Democratic BOOK of
destruction
Sensibi men and women VIII won
der he continued. al LfIt assumption
OF those. vino, having M practical
program u offer al home. no con
strucrIxe proposal 70 make for Amer
lea should be going the length ann
breadth Of the land proposing mai
the League or Nations as negDtiHued
by The president should ne adopted
A Democratic president evan II ne
were elected would moi ne able u
bind the American people nor mu-+-
gage their conscience and their honor
under Arlcle X for the simple Tsa-
son that ne could mt summon sufti-
cie,l- votes IN Congress u support
ms program. EIs attempt would re-
suit N another staiemate and uuw-in-
ing Anerica wonld find herself just
where sne mas been ever SINCE the
hunGled negotiations az Paris.
The reason a Democratic president
could tio nothing Lowa-d putting Inro
effss-t our membership II the Lfague
Of Nations Just az Z stands IS mat
behind me Representatives al Wash
iuC4on the American peDpis have Ts-
lecrefi membership of thai kind They
rejected il long ago. They viii con-
tinue tf1el. refusal 10 euIer the Paris
League as il stands The proposal Of
our opponents that the American
peaple small accept II as il stands.
without changes II an additional eff
eronter-v, and the American people are
fustIfiet IN asking. How many times
must we say M"
when elected 7 will immediately
summon the hest minds OF America TO
consult ri1use as 10 Americas rela-
uunsflip to the present association OF
nations 10 notifications aI II or
substitute for II 7 am coTnInirteG To
a policy Of America doing everything
thar she can. acting either Indspend
ENTITY OF with nther nations IN prevent
future wars. place only TWO quail
fica-nns upon her contributions
First her contribution shall actually
be something TO prevent war Second
America must retain the right II ex-
s-cise her own conscience"