Evening journal., 1920-10-22
FLAYS COX
FOR ATTACK
ONDUPONTS
Continued from First Pase.

hoihutl Mnlef IN MS duultoo az siN
Twelfth ward meeting said:
"The visit OF the Democratic candi-
date, Governor Cox. TO This city today
is Of particular interest to the people
OF this State following as it does on
the heels OF his attack upon that great
industrial concern that has been In
our midst for over a hundred years
and when has meant much 10 every
one OF us If the accuracy and truth
n his statements concerning the du-
POnt Company and members OF the
dupont family are any criterion his
other campaign arguments are open to
the susp cion Of beingfabricatlons alsO.
The people OF this state and com
muniiy resent this slandcrous and
false statement OF Governor Cox and
their resentment as well as their Opin-
ion, registered at the polls next Tues
day week, Will augment what already
promises 90 be a banner Republican
victory IN Delaware this year
At Omaha Governor Cox said that
he voted for Bryan in 1896, presum-
ably meaning to imply that he, Cox
was dry / suppose il is only TO be
expected that a man who would vote
l6 10 1 against the honest American
dollar would be willing TO vote 10
against the United States when ii
comes 10 this Governments partici-
patton In the League OF Nations as
1roughi home by President Wilson
Cox was asked at Omaha whether
he believed In Article y and he re-
Piled by counter question. DO you
believe in the Ten Commandments
The inference In placing the author
or Article y on The same plane with
lhe author Of the Ten Command
menis shows how hard pressed our
Democratic fr ends must be"
Colonel Miller then took up n dc
tail some of The points raised BY
Senator Wolcoil In his speech at the
High school Referring TO the fact
That Senaor Wolcott had stated that
Pres dent Wilson had never SAID that
we must have the treaty without
The d0tting Of an "i" or the crossing
of a o. Mr.. Miller said that II the
PRESIDE had not stated this in SO
many words d actions toward those
Senator's, both Democratic and r.
publican. Who composed a majority
% the Scnaic and who voted Tor
-cser,ali0ns amounted 10 the same
lining ] understand that senator
WolcO.i states lhat Governor Cox 8
now I'm favor Of 'cnlighiening rcscr-
yaiioms Since when has GovcrnOr
-0X changcd2 surely when he Jour
neycd io Washington and placed M
self squarfly under President Wilson
he went on record unqualiledly In
favor OF the covenant Of The League
NJ Nations as President Wilson
brought @ home from Europe which
ioes not permit OF any reservations
81 can very well understand how
senator Wolcott may hope mat me
Democratic candidate, Cox, may now
favor scnlichtening reservations lor
bc A said to The credit Of senator
Wolcoit he was one Of u lleiileei a,4 ny,
canalors. VINO on March ~, l5zu '1lu
not suplneiy place ,n.,, ni,m,sell IA IA yoie
hands of President Wilson ana H9le
arain.i iho reservations proposed 10y
senator Lodge. II these reserNap ons lis
,ad hoon adoniei. and thcY Meuiu
tsto bocn had moi President Mli-gp
slnbborniv refused 30 permit lno
southern -nuiinrs 10 Not, loI ~ ~ ~.
v.o would NOW have real Le's"' ''
associations Of naiious' al. $50 want
senator Wclcoll asks 40 W. W. N,en
o., s.nd or~ cons 10 war; hc uten
sId. .Ths Icaguc Of Nations VIII seob5
u.,t ff fhr League lnNeN'NH .aH
49,. .I~rtol with Article Ten ili. .in,'-
nd az ~ ,sident Wilson drew d. W.
,rouid nov have more OF ov' v.,.s5s
,,r~s-a. than We have W,n9 We
~ troor. on tho Rnine "n,it,s,1 "a
,.o,id fayci been called 70 roy ~ ~
.ou.u IA mo numher oi other
-, ,C,v roinr on whore ihe nlo9,1
VA -.-r,o ~ ihe Tn'lcd states NNelu
-ded In augment our aSsov'',l,S W.,
f-l t, rr,rs Of var. HOW 'al
.to~ N.oicou armIC thus Wntn ~
,.,,ed last March for a re7erN s.,oi ...,,'.ei w,
his Ariel. zen. II ne was ulin,,,,
to Article Ten then ne mus, ,,o-,5 ~ in
T,,e' senate al the time proposse9,. ~, II
~, .,-.r.iea az IFS right and uutN
~, ~ rcasonahle and clarltNin ing l-Scl
,ll'3foc IN Article Ten and the Presluc.'e
N',,,lcd 10 az no did all other rsseI a.
49, In most imperious anu du.o du',-
.,siic manner. President Missol,, No. ,,,5 :
mai Inc honor Of the NAHUM n,,.onid
s',Jr.d ma. lse United S,ta,,s NVho
anpove he League oi Ne,,oh N,n have the
gsIe that pledge ? Did, hg i,fatons If
-aSt ,"d is RcSu the ,elccIQhs oi
,ais 'foilowing on the heels oil ms ms. NJ ~,
-i' for an exclusively De.nooi aN'
House and Senate. h,,t ,,.e must
.,te the covenant Of the -eS,sIi ,,,e
Sations mst as he brousnI u mou'5 ,,i.b
,nm Furope. That Ariicle ien W.
so offensive and dansel ~ I'll. own
nd which VAS a pruuu IN h.s fel-
rfnd and hy him urgcu upyn thc
ll.', ,Sol-otiaiors of the treaty. Is Vi,
II no
',rv heart of the treaty ana iy yi,oro,i w.,i
,oi hermit 10 10 be ioucheu OF er,ce a,se' oe e.'
,os snv pS' wsv s, That means he iorofbs s.r1 us
Lilo choice between tlit az
I, He nh,eN NcoVenant and The heart oi m lne
a,stitntion Of the United SlSlss. ,
Sbicb ps do yod prefer. and whicll ny
.onr n.y. vote he ON ihe second Of Novemper
,ii Won decide to save ana pIeserse ID.
p" ssovernment No Of free demo1,I,s,S, e,, =,
an deiNer lis people on ihe a nelu ~ ~
,siue AZ would have to he aoae II II
,rtirle Ten. as brought home ironl rn
surope hv President wilson, "ei'
N,iien into the League coNenasln..
aIf President Wilson. win i,Il niS Elesa, sa
,onlrol on his party. mas lei,vd li-,i.,,l ~
shin Them into line for his parhc,ql-
an League Of Nations. 2i Demo,orasle W,
;enaiors having voted against MN 80, on
be 0nai vote. how can Governor Cox
lis understudy. hope TO atttln IT,
miiss Tho only hope for a league OF
lssociati0n Of nations OF any olldray,i l,t,i
.er In which the United states WI
participate. lies in a Republican w
ory on November second. We hepuD-
BRAIN TESTS.
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