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ton that he wished to personally le-
iute The charges made by james NJ
Cox, Democratic nominee. that VIII II.
Hays Republican national chairman.
had perlured himself in his testimony
concerning amounts OF funds raised
! know or 10 man in business who
carries on MS work with greater hon
esly and sincerity Of purpose and ac
lion than does Mr.. Hays" said Mr.
Blaine. when Mr. Hays declared me
had liked a limit Of $1,000 on campaien
subscriptions he told the truth The
$1,000 limit is Hays big idea and real
idea, and the party must get down TO
IL at once"
Mr.. Blaine followed this declaration
by reviewing funds raised in previou,
campaigns. In the past, he said. the
great Dulk OF money had been given
by a relatively small number of men.
such a method. he continued. was I'M
fair TO The party and to the few men.
Mr.. Hays went on the speaker.
wants to enlist financial support of
as many voters as Ossble-eVen il
they give only 81 apiece. The man
VINO helps carry on a campaign with
| MS purse is certain TO be a live and
interested worker.
u can say with authority that we
! have not accepted more than $1,000
| from a single individual subscriber
Fsnce June, when we Organized for
/ the campaign / will say further that
We snail moi accept more shan SfOOO
/ from any individual until the first Of
| october, when we may find that we
| snail have TO raise the limit TO 5000
or more. IL all depends on how the
| great mass Of the party n spends To-
! the call. Mr. Hays will rankly tell
| the whole country exactly how the
| partys finances stand at the begin
ming Of October, whether it is neces-
sary. TO increase the limit, and how
much and why"
Here Mr.. Blaine read the figures
showing the present financial status
OF the national treasury as already
made public by Mr. Hays and show
ing that the Cox charges Of a $4,000 -
600 slush fund were ridiculous. He
concluded by pointing out that the
Democratic party was doing It's utmost
10 create class appeal. THE only
/ right way 10 do" he declared" is Ia
play fair with everybody. 10 give
every man his Just due, Irrespective OF
his position i'm life
Former Ambassador Wilson. after
recOunt'Hg some Of he leading in
'lNfutH With lth up TO lile Necldra-
tlon Of an armislice in the war anC
the meeting OF the peace Commits
siOners in Paris. declared that after
the treaty had been signed Ia,
President had given mandate II
The country for q Democratic Con
gress, but the people had rejected i
and elected a Republican body" II,
denounced seizure Of the cables b
tween this country and Europe by
Burleson, while the Peace conference
was being held, the colorlng Of new
by George Crcel. administration pub
licity agent, and the secrecy whicl
had hedged about the Paris Confer
ence itself. That peace conferenc
} was the most secret and aulocrati
Of any in Ia worlds entire history.
he declared
Z Next. Mr. Wilson took up seriatin
the different points in the Peac
treaty. which had been attacked b,
, Senator Lodge and others in The Sen
ate. Under the Presidents doclrin
: OF self-deierminaiion Of little peoples
Whatever that may mean he as
, serted "New Mexico and Arizona +
I our own country would have
e right TO secede and join Mexico, be
cause a majority Of their pOpulatio
{ speak The Mexican language" tn
] speaker also denounced the theft q
tn province Of Shantung. with 10000