The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
COX Is LEADER,
ROBINSON SAYS
Senator Praises Cover
nor in Speech of
Notification

DAYTON. o.. Aun. 7.--Hniied as n
candidate In whose election neither
midnight combinations nor ~piutccratic
cnhnls were INSTRUMENTAL Governor
James NJ Coz was formally notified
today by Senator Robinson Of Arkan-
enh. chnirmuns OF the notification com-
mittec, that he had been chosen ~
the democratic national convention a.
the party's presidential nominee,
'arhe convention reached its de-
clsion through the exercise OF IN
frammeiled Judgment by the dele
gates without inducement or coercion
nom political bosses, the senator
snid. '.srhe honor and responsibility
attending The nomination came 70 YOU
because your position respecting cam-
paign issufs Is known 10 be Ia harm-
any with the platform adopted md
because the record of Your puplic
service demonstrates rare leadership.'
Praises Hudgrt Systciu.
senator Robinson outlined The pro-
gresslye legislative measures In Ohio
which he said Governor Coz hnd ~
cured against opposition OF the ohio
budget system. included IN the list,
he said:
''The measure has proved 10 satis-
factory that the republican nominee
has declared Tor n similar syStein Of
co-ordinatlng national income and
expenditures
The democratic platform was ''clcar
and unmistakable" In iS meaning as
20 he league OF nations. the senator
aid. while the republican platform
ON tide subject wna beyond the pow
or Of the human mind 70 analyze or
underHtiuid' and susceptible OF vari-
ous constructions"
we believe" he continued. that
the treaty should be- ratified and that
this country should cooperate with
other governments which have enter
ed the league Of nations for the
preservation OF world pence.
''1he republican nominee has de-
elared for defeat of the treaty and
the rejection ot the League. He has
made clear that Il is no longer a con
troNersy about reservations. IL II
proposed to restore peace by act OF
congress instead OF by treaty and to
leave unsettled "A the veSed and diff
flcult questions FrowinE out of the
war. u Is proposed ta place Ger
many on an equal footing without
government I'm the negotiation OF the
treaty. to leave her at liberty TO re-
1ecs our just demands and to attempt
to impose upon us unreasonable con
disionH."
Personal Control.
Al another point Senator Robinson
faid Il was reported By The presB that
The republican, nominees had agreed
In conference 10 base their campaign
primarily on the necessity of wrest-
Ina The government from what they
Term personal control n restoring
party control This implies that
other features OF the Chicago plat
form are TO he s~ubordinated to the
false Issue based ON prejudice and
instrumentation that President VIII
son performs the role of dictator"
Since the presidents "trip TO Paris
81 had been the policy OF republican
leaders to 'as0u.t him as mn usurper,'
the senator declared, adding that
-lhis unjust campaign was continu.
"a I'm spite of the fact that for al
INST a year and a half tho president
has been too III 10 perform, without
great suffering. the imperative duties
~ his oIfice.
IT IL proposed that the nagginf
process carried on IN the senate shall
be mnle the chief manifestation o.
the Republican nominees OF their fit
ness for oifice." Senator Robinson
nahf. III the senate as a body has
POI formed its duty halt az promptly
as Inc president did his, the worl,
long ago would hnve been Mt peace.