Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-29
WILSON DEFENDED BY COX
WHO AssAILs REPUBLICANS

UUu HuunsLu I'LL UJLluHitu
CONTINUED frum page onol
tonighi from Dayton OHIO. where d,
sbent The day resting and where %,
issued second statement atiuDi,iug
the Sltur,lav ~ culng Post, renewing
charges 1T unfair pariiSlnshr With
his fire against the argument iDr "a
"chang," IN government. Governor Cos
also preached thu League 81 Nations
and predicted victory neat Tuos,laN.
"Whcn started this campaign. said
Governor Cox. II made the pred. lion
that we would drive uur opponents nui
&c The front trench hy midOctohcr I
have now visited thifty.siN states Not
only hns that prediction como true. hut
the retreat 20 tho rc,fiunury iur,7
has become route
Every smoke screen sol up lv the
Senatorial oliurChy' has been pierced
and every enlargement has been torn
down Tho spc,iols attempt 90 build
up n slogan iur q change IL the hst
a. fall
President PowrrlrSs.
"My opponents make their fight upon
the league issue and upon m, They
have failed in th,ir utirmpi tu div,f'
the issues. They base been compelled
To- rcccgnixc that Cox b. the candidate
and NO longer can they euntinu, their
assault upon President Wilson whom
thcy have ptilys-ly hc.lihofVd fer
months even though they knew D." wl3
sick and unable to dDfud himself
much a victim ~ The wur ls any dis
shlcd soldier IN the HOSPITAL
In HE assault upon "chlng' Gov.
ernor Cox shot ihcrc questions Go Nui.
,rs;
"Do the cattle uiscrs want The
change desired hy thr packers ~u that
the kcnyon.K ndfick bin viii o. killed
leaving the caiti. men to uhiain what
ever prices the big iiNr vlcti tn give.
All 81 senator llardlngs pu.i.c.d assO.
ciaies are opposed 10 that hill
90 they want change that WlI
moan success a. the program &C ra,.
tionary politicians, including : Mates
Harding DESTROYS q abolishing all di
rect primaries and thus limiting tbs
'troubicsomo Instructed detcEattuu.
when IN. old guard l,adcrs ass whi'
at 3ll "a. ~ Tor their qundr,nnh 'un.
ference t. nick the pr, residential nom.
incc Tor the Republican voters 90
America NJ tho farmers want a change
90 federal administration headed w
= nntur Harding who declared wh"ui
could b. raised az profit ior 500
hushcl7"
DO the farmers want change in
the types ~ political control that
brosght about the aEIarAn revolt Boo
Nurik pako's.
EschCummins iIili titackrd.
DO the WORKING men ut America
want n change 20 am administration
headed b. SonntD Harding who voted
for the nnii-s;rih' sections ~ tho Esrh.
cummins bill. although in keeping With
his general conduct he would pose now
~ friend ~ alUr'
do The w,uon 81 America want
change that would mean control n
government by mCn lcd by Lodgr and
Penrosc who opposed woman suffrage
and every other moral issue and who
are lust as strong an social service
problems now as thpr are On the League
81 Nations During that portion II IN"
last seven years IN which there was a
Demo rI,tic congress more humaniiar-
ian and national welfur" legislation was
enacted than dusnp the whole history
az pr.-cedlng Republican congresses.
"Do the small husins - men ~ the
nation want q ohangc in "a, federal
reserve iankiur system that would en-
able q small group of innktrs te regain
control - ihc money power ~ th'
country
DO the supporters II fnis and hon.
est elections want chanrp that wulid
man more power % Senator Watson
81 Indiana. who engineered tn dila.
taiy tactics that prevented actipn Wy
the senate committee hy which senator
Truman Nev.bsrry remained a senator
for two years after the Michigan cleo
ton. and after his continuation 10y
Republican Jury IN a Republican, court
IN his own Republican state Tor having
purchased his sat In ihc senate
"Do IN, men and women of irish
descent want "a change thai viii moan.
according L. senator Harding that tn
question % Irish independents siall
no, h. enc fCr the intcrC, ssion n osii'
rial America. 40 Do they want a change
that viii mean IN. press utttiun ~ lr'-
lands case al the lar Il world opinion
"Do the men and women ~ German
descent. said g. b. I'D hv George sill
v.Stcr Nierrek because ~ some promise
az a farsatc tsacr under more favor
from the conditions al Paris where. ns
every an, knows Germany would have
been cut To pi.c,s Ike bs"isi'ak hld
a not i,een fer the United states "r d.
they want the influence - IN" lnit'd
states IN the League 81 Nations L. So
that questions are ssttlcd un thr l@sl-
~ Justice. humanity and TAR hHlins
instsad Il vlndicailycnl and dcs;ruc'
tionF
"pn the former ssryicc men want %
shans-, that would D. nothing Wnr' thlH
The repetition q ~" farce sia-'d hf
congress when u played horse fui over
a war with the adjusted compensation
ouexticn and came t. no definite runrlu-
sion: or d. they want a change u a
positi,e ulsdrt u support ilr the tour
ioii pl.n. approved hy the American
Legion al Cleveland.
s.Do the people who regard thu ~.
prcn,e court a. the greatest bulwaIk oi
Justice want r. chang" 90 majority cone
troll by rtaciionarv justices sclerted hy
a r.actinnary pr, sid'nt
"Do IN. pseudo want "a changr hack
"a the old coalitions that caused i;O.Fn'
Welt ia revolt boz 1912 Have they i"i
gotten that the msn noW in control H
the l.spuhliDar lartN - ~" sam" ihil
Roosevelt fought and TIE i-'npi' tulnri
out ~ office Those men have not
changed
III = Impossible th,t The public 's'i-
mate IT them has rhan- III
''Thsrp ARE The questions trttfn'r
Cox said. 'thpi have been considered
and g. them has ,0Wp the answer in
the accu zti!on ~ 20 The trading pro-
rr,.ssives and independent Republicans.
whr In "a. Iosi fD,y day. have Ii'dE.d