Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
SENATOR HlRD|NG'S
PUBLIC RECORD IS
BITTERLY ATTACKED
Asked About Pledges.

what questions were asked you aud
what pledges were made before the uli,
garchy decided 10 give you the nomina.
nuu. Did 'uu promise George Harry g
plnoo In the cabinet. as II Is generally
stated?
Does your platform authorize you
Ia make n pledge tu George NiereCk aud
to declare for "a separate peace with
Germany Ia secure. as he gays. 5000 Geo
votes ~ the proGermnn party in Amer
leap
Did your Platform give YOU the right
To promise tu George Reynolds, tbs
Chicago banker who. on the basis of
conference with you. assured his friends
lhn' vuu VIII permit amendments 10
he federal reserve act ~ that none but
Hukcr' may s,t upon the federal re-.
very" boards. and thus again restore
The control of the money interests Of
America Ia small group of bankers?
What promifes did you make 10
Charles H. Warren. vice chairman uf
III" Republican national cunlfittec
which w''lrinis him in saying. I'm hts
letter rniiciting funds from directors ~
otpurfiiuns. that they should measr e
their contributions on the basis Of whP'
Republican success " worth IN you and
YOUR corporate interests. and send in
your pledges accordingly
What Is your pledge to spcculato's
IN McNico who seek to have the blood
~ American boys coined into dollars.
and who openly boast of your support
What is your understanding with
Elihu Root. which caused him to rush
- ~ defense az time when M
TAFT has pointed out the probability u
vacancies In tn" supreme COURT
What prumiFes have you made to
i'rry ". nqughcriv. corporation lobby
i't and what promise was h. authorized
iu make IN your behalf IN order T. 49,.
ur' YOUR nomination."
That the senator never championcd
N" hig constructive melsur. ~ an his
1uhlir life covering n decade" was ~
4"itcd ~ C/.ornur Cox. who said th q
Y the lnagl" opponents Ind desired an
honest and straight out" champion.
they would have chosen. senator Iohi.I
son uf California. ard not senator Hard.
III the senate ulignrchy did not want
rnndid's prugrtssiV" an any subject.
nid ia" governor asserting that sem.
it'r Harding held the worlds record 81
having lodged ilG3 Toll calls" Gov.
'rnur Cox citing IN detail bis opponent 4,
votes IN many legislative measures.
continued.
"No man In America can match the
'ocord of Senator Having In his opposls
ion Co progress. and that is the basiT'
4 his opposition 90 thu League 81 M.
lions. The people II Amdiica. who rrr
Tor the league are progressive bccau-,
the covenant writes Tor the world the
most progressive. the most humanita.
ufHn At t.ttflf..fffu
EVER known"
Governor Cox reiterated that his 90.
punpat was trying to wigglc and VOL.
lc into the presidency"
That his election would be- pos.
i've mandate" for American member.
hip in the league. Senator Har,ling's
election a Vorliti ~ confusion and un.
certainty" was a declaration str, ssod ~
Governor CuXs speeches today five ~
number. Preceding tonight's meeting
here. there was a red torch light %
radc In which marchers. automobiles
aud motor trucks bearing banners were
IN line. despite cold drizzly weather.
SNOW, Sleet and rain made the day tNo
most Indictment q. the governors en-.
ire program.
Prosperity Preached.
Prosperity also was preached hy Coz.
ernN Cox. who said that Americas -.
trance into the league would bring "Hn
unprecedented era ~ prosperity" while
nOn.mcmbcrsship, the candidate dcolarch.
would bring 1.-The worst financial D..
prcssicn within two generations. To
his audiences In Industrial ccntcrs. thu
governor said II would mean "smokel,es
chimney and reduced wages. with
longer hours.
In ilayins senator Harding. Governor
Cox said that all ~ the various motley