The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-20
.LAFOLLETIE AND BRYAN DENOUNCED COOlidge's Running Mate Says Opponents 'Un- tried And Dangerous LINKS RED FLAG
 WITH LA TOILETTE Paints Coolidge As Stand
 ing On COnstitu-
 tiOn DECLARES AGAI1S ST LEAGUE OF NATIONS Gives President And Hughes
 Credit For EurOpes 2
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LINKS RED FLAG
 WITH LA TOILETTE
DECLARES AGAINST LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Gen. Dawes complete address will be found on page 1.
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 EVANSTON, H., A yg g The national campaign of 1924 was declared by C2arles G. Dawes, in accepting the re- publican vice pres dantial nomination tonight, to be a contest between ''prof rassive conservatism" and "nntried and dangerous radicalism.
 The nominee, speaking to several thousand gathered on the lawn of his home, asserted the former position to be that represented by President Cool idge, the latter to be exemplified by the La Toilette independent candidacy, and "interpOsed is the democratic par ty, with one conservative and one rad ical on its ticket. hoping to get votes by avoiding the issue"
 Contending that ''s foraiaable at- ltack has been ifcf 'hed on tis fuaea mental principles et ie Csqlstit1 1tiqis.3s Mir. Dawes char q 5~fad fhs Gg tdl4 | lctte movement 6. lbe chief opp5flsnt of the republican n5siHHei tc6et affd said he consicers.i ai,srescr te tbs principle fundamentals q0i the Esngtifi. tion the foremost issue in the Novent- Der election.
 Discusses League.
 This issue was stressed by the nom inee in his address, but he also dis eussel two other questions at equal lcngth-the League of Nations and the world court.
 1 He announced his stand on the re- publican platform declaration against any entrance into the league and as- sailed the democratic position as an ein- yitation to again enter that fog of de- bate in public referendum" He com mended the proposal of the present ad- ministration for adherence to the per manent court of international justicei declaring ''it is to our national inter ests and the interests of the world.
 Mir. Dawes also broke his silence on acceptance by the allies and Germany of the separations plan bearing his r.ame, declaring the credit belaAsed to President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes.
 With the experts plan inaugu- rated" he asserted. France, England, Germany, Italy, Belgium and all Flu rope turn toward q new and peaceful life, with hope and happiness rather than despair in their hearts and pros perity ahead. The United States will be saved from the depths of an inevit- able and great depression in industry and agriculture, which the continued chaos and misery of Europe would en- tail.
 Attacking the La Toilette movement with the vigor and fire that made him nationally known figure through the postwar investigations and the inaug- uration of the budget system, Mir. Dawes described the country's new po- litical group as "a heterogeneous col lection of those opposing the existing order of things, the greatest section of which, the socialists, flies the red flag"
 "In this situation, for which the American people alone are responsible, he said, "the democratic party, as party, instead of recruiting itself from the two battle lines, will suffer only the fate which befalls those who try to straddle in a. real fight"
 MT. Dawes was notified of his nomi. nation by 1. ". Jefferis, former repre-
 (COntinued on Page TwO.)