Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24

be published, nor dare they permit
the editors of republican papers 10
exercise free judgment, On arrival
at Albuquerque l find that two per-
sonal representatives OF Chairman
VIII H. Hays have been here Tor
several days attempting to nave
your local papers refuse to PRINT
the news of my visit. These men
Messrs. Headley and Smith, calling
themselves HAYS scouts, FORMER Oh
flee holders and travelling ahead OF
me on my itinerary have been mere
educating your editors, asking
them to ask me certain questions
but to refuse to print my answers
Now | am going to answer the
questions plainly, and l hope ina.
YOU will see to it that your papers
play fair with you, printing what
| say. and more than that, ask al
rectly the same questions OF the re-
dictionary candidate, then PRINT ms
replies if they get them. II theS
can get a single direct answer on
any question, and an answer tudt
will continue the same from day
to day on a single subject, they VIII
be able to do what no one else mas
achieved in the entire career Oh
Senator Harding. He has been ae
finite and he has been consistent
on one thing, and one thing ohiy,
and that is in his championship Oh
the cause of big business ana re-
action. and his utter Difference anu
devotion to the senatorial ollsar-
chy.
Heart In League Fight.
And now I'll tell you where l
stand on the league of nations.
favor going in, to put an emu 10
war for all time. This is my posi-
ton. Il am determined To secure
the earliest possible entrance mo
tel. league of nations with the ieast
nossible delay and with the ieas'
nossibIe reservations needed to ac-
compIish that result. The platform
adopted by the convention at whlcA
I was nominated permits reserVa-
lions which will clarity and reas-
SIRE our people and is opposed ohly
TO reservations which would mummy
| and destroy. | have no doupt tlal
republican and democratic senator
,alike will Loyalty fulfill the people ;
mandate which my election VIII
signify. / shall cndcayor TO meet All
reasonable demands for proper re-
spryations Which are offered III SIN
ccrity and not merely presented as
trumped up for political purpose.
NV heart is in this fight and VIII
nut forth all efforts and make any
reasonable concession TO win IL tiia'
we may secure membership Ill 'he
league for America"
The eighteenth amendment Is
mart of the constitution. Inc pres
! jdent takes an oath the constitution
and the law. ] will not Vlolate NY
oath of office, but will enforce the
law as have done as the executive
of Ohio. where, for the first tlIne
in the history of the state, undel
NV first term, saloons were closet
on the Sabbath.
"West Cannot Be Bought
When a political committee en-
deayors to kill the news, When !
dare not meet the issue on when IT.
candidate wobbles from day TO gay
when it seeks to secure the pfesi
dency by use of huge corruption
fund, it is time for the people u
think seriously. | am going pact
east after my visit in the west
carving this assurance to trlend'
and foes-The west is alive, th'
west is alert and the west is WIN
me in my fight for the peace OF th'
world and the progress and peace
of our land--and the west cahho
be bought.
THE Forthcoming election car
ries with it an especial significance
lin that it comes at time when th'
ewes of the world are upon Americt
for leadership. The decision mad'
will register Americas place anon
the nations of the earth, either al
a helpful factor in leadership o.