Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-19
WILSON AND COX
Of ONE MIND ON
NATIONS LEAGUE:
STATEMENT SAYS
Governor, If Elected, VIII
Garry Out Promises Made
To Those Who Sacrificed
In the Great War,
CONFERENCE HELD AT
WHITE HOUSE SUNDAY
Ticket Leader and His Run
ming Mate Hold an Hours
ParIey With Presidents
Everything Is Serene,
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Washington, July IS (by the AS
sociated Press) james w. Cox
announced today that II elect
| ed president ne would endeavor
| with all my strength to give what
| President Wilson promised to those
who sacrificed in the great war.
| His statement followed an hours
conference with the president at
/, the White House at which Franklin
d. Roosevelt the democratic vice
presidential nominee, was present.
The president in a formal state
ment, after the conference declared
that he and the governor were an
solutely at one with regard 10 the
great issue OF the league of ma
tons" and the governor was ready
To be the champion in every respect
of the honor of the nation ana the
secure peace of the world
Solidarity of Purpose.
Meeting for the first time since
the San Francisco convention, the
president. the governor and MI.
Roosevelt spent an hour on the
south portico of the executive man
sion discussing the league ana oon-
vention conditions. All three IN
formal statements voiced solidarilF
of purpose.
The party's choice, the president
said, will have the vigorous sup
port of an absolutely united party,
and, am confident, also OF an an
solutely united nation
After the conference the three
and Mrs. Wilson had luncheon as
the White Housa and Governor
Cox and Mr. Roosevelt later con-
! ferred with several party leaders
before leaving at A:h0 o'clock, Tor
! Columbus where they VIII arrive
, early tomorrow to meet Chairman
, Cummings, of the democratic ma
, ,tional committee. AMI attend the
full committee meeting today.
w Ison's statement. ?,
I The statement issued BY the pres.
r ident follows:
q THE interview was in every re-
, spect most satisfactory and grafl-
$ fving; | found what ! indeed al
, ready knew and what Governor
r Cox has let the whole world know
1 in his speeches. that he and ! were
t absolutely at one With regard 10
e the great issue of the league OF ma
p tions and that he IL ready to be the
/ champion in every respect OF the
t honor of the nation and the secure
- peace of the world, Governor 10Y
I will have the vigorous support of an
absolutely united party and, ! am
lConfldcnt also of an absolutety
4 united nation
i Cox's statement.
+ Governor Cox's statement SAW:
J., From every viewpoint the meet
$ ing was delightful. The presideh'
u was at his best recalling any oe-
l. tail inquired about as hearing upon
{ the international situation ana en-
liyening the whole conference WIZ
, a humorous anecdote now and theh
!, in his old time characteF'Suc va.
y We are agreed as TO the meahius
Z and sufficiency Of the democratic
{ platform and the duty OF the parry
=, in the face OF threatened nad lai'h
" +, to the world in the name OF Afheri-
;, ca. His thought is sun OF 'ne war
a and the pledges we gave 10 tno.r
o VINO sacrlticeo' one eaos IN
:. that as the leader OF the nation
4 who asked for our sons ana our
=. resources upon a very d stinct un-
II derstanding and obligatioh; ne Is
v resolved that the talth shail oe
's kept To this his thought and ht'
are dedicated. What he promised
= shall, IL elected, endeavor with
% all my strength to give"
70 Rooseyclt's Statement.
= Mr.. Rooseveits statement sat1:
"T wish that every American
could have been Il silent witness 10
the meeting between these two
great men Their splendid accord
and Their high purpose are an in
sniration. need only add that
mo regret In leaving my post un-
dcr President Wilson is softened
nv tho Knowledge that my new com
n,ardar.in-chief will be his wholly
wor,bv successor"
In talk with newspaper men
J., ,he White House offices after
~, ~ ,,istt coyerror Cox said MIR
WIZ hod nron,ised to "help in
4 >oian q, ayarv uav that
,ne - - e., NAT No had no, in.
nt,,oa ne 49,, 5o,aus os Mis- mans for az
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