Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-07

he made it his first effort to unseat President Taft. Thus the Progress sive party came into being. When the Republican party forgot the standard of the people and adopted the standard of Standard Oil, it's fate was sealed.
 Supports Pres. Wilson
 Here the speaker made an appeal for President Wilson. 70. how we praised him when he went into off, flee" said Senator Ashurst. How easily we have turned against him. also praised him at that time, and I am going to praise him now that he is dispised. It requires no cour- age to attack him. It requires cour- age to defend him. Wilson's record is superb. lie has done a great work I call upon the manhood and the womanhood of the state to repel these assaults made upon him over the shoulder of Governor Cox. He carried lOl WdIu luC lOlCu Ol iCCiiONldSy' Out the torch can no longer be carried by his hand It must now be carried forward by another, and Governor Cox is that man."
 Stood By His CoIors Some have complained that Presi- dent Wilson should not have gone abroad, that it was unlawful for him to go abroad. The law makes the president commandeT-in-chief of the army and navy, and there is no law that can prevent the President from going where the army and navy goes Why did he go abroad? Because Woodrow Wilson is not a man who will ever ask, Am I my brothers keeper?'
 He saw the effects of the war, realized the tremendous cost to his country and did not attempt to evade the responsibility his position gave him. of doing all in his power to prevent a repitition. What kind Of an American is it that says. T don't | care what the Turks do to the Chris tians in Armenia or I don't care how many autocracies are built m Europe?' We have seen what happen ed without a league of nations. we i have a manifest destiny that we can not escape
 The League and Ireland
 Now for the League of Nations Is it perfect? Of course it Is not the president did not take me over with him. Even the sun has a spot on it. How many times have we amended our own constitution? Nine teen, and it was written by geniuses' geniuses who kney that they could not produce anything perfect ana who made the constitution easy ot amendment. The League will work numerically the first two years u will do injustices. 1t does seriouS iniustice now because 1t does not E-Ve Ireland absolute freedom. rms IS glaring defect, but I am not going 'o reject it on that account. Ireland VIII have the freedom that it should nave 1 some day, and I am not afraid tha' the League will ever destroy irisn freedom. I am for the league with or without reservations. but l would pre- fer some reservations. l think tha' vou understand clearly my position on the league and on Ireland
 Horrors of Late War
 Senator Ashurst then spoke Of the horrors of the great war, and ot 'he nrsdictions that have been made m this respect, of the next. Ana yet some say" co\'pued the speaker that we should nof have ieasue of nations II will do an injustice here and there but Y is step LII [ ,he right direction. There are eVo million people on this earth who kno" notbinr of Christianity and care noun ,rg of inc advance of civilization. po we not need a bulwnrk against th's Russia. Germany. Turkey and MeN'' too are not in the reague. Are you proud of your company
 Record Private Property
 "I now again refer to Senator
 Harding | have dined and smoked | with him, ana Delole P'
 government said no, dranN Wi'n him. But his public record Is pri- yate property and subjfrt to critic ism. He voted for the Esch-CummuiS biIl that makes it an otfense TOT man to stop work; voted against JIG increase in pay for soldiers; N''eu against making public the proii's made by corporations during the war voted against-but that IS ehoush. for me anyway. Compare ms recoiu with that of Cox. and ask you. are you going to transfer the torch ot iIeadership to one whose friends say of him that he is a standpatter' ana ina, you know of him, that he stands for retrogrossion?
 Mentions State Candidates
 "A word in conclusion. We have | EOu gOinE 10 vote