Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
LABOR, LEAGUE,
CAMP PA|GN FUND
DWELT UPON BY
COX IN SPEECH
Settle Industrial Controver-
sizes By Force of Pu0Iic
Opinion Instead of the
Bayonet, His Plan,
G. 0. P. WANTS TO
BUY ADMINISTRATION
No ReadjuStment Possible
In America Until Things
Are Tied Together in Other
- Parts of the World,

tBY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE
Canton, o., Aug. 21.--Labor
problems. the league of nations and
the republican campaign were dis
cussed by Governor COX in an ad-
dress here tonight and also at orr
Vile, o.
Settlement OF industrial contro-
versies by force of public opinion
instead of the bayonet, while order
is maintained and neither side
aided by the government, was
urged by the governor here tonight
The labor issue was emphasized In
this community, in which Governor
Cox figured during the steel strike
for refusing to send troops and
also by removing n democratic
mayor.
Large interests are contributing
to the republican campaign fund"
he declared, because they want to
buy an administration under which
soldiers and the bayonet will be
used to settle difficulties.
League of Nations.
Regarding the league of nations
issue, Governor COX declared there
cannot be an economical readjust-
ment in America until things are
tied together in other parts of the
world" and reiterated arguments
that America should enter the
league to "keep faith" with Amer
lean soldiers and the allies. He de-
nounced a separate peace with Ger
many.
Reply also was made by Cover
l. . l,n nIl
of Senator Harding, defending the
senate. He said Mr.. Harding falled
to distinguish between the senate
as an institution and the group or
republican senators who, he SAID,
have formed domineering AFRO
CANT ollgarchy trying to annex the
presidency"
In discussing labor, Governor
Cox declared that the government
'must preserve person and protect
property"
ut must mainta n law and Or
der" he said, being careful that
neither side procures the adVan-
tage.
''Both capital and labor should
understand that force must surren-
der its place to calm reason, the
future Of the country demands II.
There is no symptom OF pres
ant tendencies more dangerous than
the eagerness of some Industrial
captains TO entrench themselves IN
tha favor and gratitude of pubic
officers, with the very definite i1ea
that force can be invoked. If occa-
sion arises, to compel settlement.
such a policy Is the mere manufac-
turing plan of bolshevism.' ~
d. o. T.. Campaign FUND.
Turning to the republican cam
naIpr fund, the democratic nominee
said that il was apparent that
those who believe In force We're
represented in the list OF contrib
utors."
"Camp followers are gathering by
hundreds" he said. Many organi-
,atlons formed during the war,
= ubtless certainly allegedly, Tor
patriotic purposes are being taken
,eCer, in so far as the offlcers are
able to do so, The American de,
ia nse society has now been turned
bs some of its officers into po-
lit,ical affair, and part OF the
campaign fund will be used TO rem
der it but another agency OF ny
pocs'isy and deceit
Governor Cox pictured the league
as an agency of peace. disagree
ment and red iced taxation. and the
republican position as one OF war
and dishonor.
THE democratic position is one
of definite action he said, 10 le-
gally conclude war with the A.
lies, giving TO the treaty such Aa u
tions as may be deemed necessary
and reminding our associates that
under no circumstances do we en-
ter into war or send our so diefs
away without the consent OF the
people through congress"
Governor COX pledged that IL
elected he would never send Amer
lean soldiers overseas "unl'ss dt-
rected by your representatN 8
in congress"
Governor Cox also prom sed fed
pral regulation of cold storage IN,
,terests, including the be { trust,
which he charged contro led botn
bcNing and selling prices Wltho'.
regard 10 the law OF supply ana
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