The Idaho recorder., 1922-02-24
|AIRMAN HULL
"OPENS CAMPAIGN
IOCRATIC LEADER VIGOR-
lSLY ASSAILS HARDING
pMINISTRATION IN SPEECH

'at the mterrlfied democracy was
buried beyond resurrection last
IS abundantly shown in the vigor-
ATTACKS being hurled at the en-
fhments of the party in power.
leadership of these merciless on
khts is undoubtedly to be accord
Rmes M. Cox, the defeated candi-
for president, who has announc-
IS intention of"carrying the war
Africa" by invading the home of
for Lodge in Massachusetts, who
against the fight of his life to
his seat in the senatorial oil
Ay. Following Cox in these at
comes the democratic nation
airman, Mr.. Hull, who has al
opened the national campaign in
ate of Indiana, where another of
4 guard has a fight on his hands
ain the seat he holds.
aking before the Indiana DEM
& Editorial association, Chair
Hull asserted that Republican
Rs, with all their falsehoods ex-
and all their promises broken" !"
pursuing "a rudderless course
the people continue to cry out
elief." He added that, "in the
Time, the Lodges, the Newberrys
bose of their ilk in control of the
blican party, are having their fire.
political Belshazzar feasts in
ation's capital"
Democratic chairman alluded
De arms conference at several
in his address, at one time de-
q its proceedings and achieve
to have been grossly exagg-
J" and at another making the
|e that the Republican admins
n, Through the conference, had
endered fnone, of our national
dignity than had been previously
ndered in more than numbered
ticular stress was laid by Mr..
ON what he declared was the in
a of the Republican administra-
% cope with the disturbed econ
Conditions, and in that connection
arged that the Republican lead
l920deceived the people by fail
point out the imminent depress-
my judgment" he told the Indi-
Democratic editors, "cattle were
more deliberately led to slaugh-
or sheep to the shambles than
the American people led over the
nee to panic conditions and ter
business decentralization by the
nal Republican leadership from
70 1921. = = :: No people, free or
were ever worse flim-flammed
than the American elect
by the Republican political pa
in control prior to the November
[pn in 1920. Since that election
Rople, following this same Repub-
leadership, have waltzed down
ecline to the level of industrial
In this condition of almost un-
eled distress, the Republican adj
ration, while rather sheepishly
ting conditions, has no views to
Nuse or remedies"
Ae was, Chairman Hull declared,
81 the American voters believed
Republican administration and
ess prosperity go hand in hand"
e added, never again will the
can voter be duped by the false
ypocritical doctrine that Repub-
administration means pros
Criticises Coolidge.
Democratic chairman several
Preferred to the address recently
by Vice President Coolidge in
apolis, and criticised the vice
ent for what he described as his
1ous blunder : !. in his claim
ngressional economy and his
silence on the Newberry scand-
ich took place under his very
Republican claim of saving in
lmental expenditures, he contin-
was not actually, but a mere pa
wing"
pre- entering upon his discuss
the arms conference, Mr.. Hull
nls respects to Senator Lodge.
ing "his tortuous course in pol
s the most remindful of that of
Pc, the political conspirator in
oman senate, while his states
PIP most nearly resembles that
on Burr"
n Raps BEST Minds"
people are already concluding"
nt on, that it would have been
ser to have the affairs of the
directed by the commonsense
tactical craftsmanship of a Dem
) administration, than by the
3 Republican best minds which
Rbllc are even now viewing as an
Republican myth. :. :. !. Root.
and all of them, spent three
as with England, France. Japan.
and China in the recent small
rament conference with one two
edth part of the task of Yer
and came out third best. Japan
off with the highest honors
England second.
wing the present morass and
into which American thought /
Psiness has been drawn by self |
publican politics" concluded Mr.. |
at is clear that the first need of |
untry is the development of a
public opinion that will give !
Eent and active support to the |
.fures and congresses in the en- |
nt Of wise, remedial legislation; |
Enll support legislative bodies in |
ing the treasures against extra |