New Britain herald., 1928-03-29
b0RAH WARNING
 FOR BOTH PARTIES
Says They Must WTile Liquor
 Enforcement in Platforms

Washington, March -' .P--i,.- publicans and democrats al-n Wer- under fresh warning tu@Hy Ng S-t.- tor Bor4l. republican. liEfo ta"t unless they writn prohibition fu- forcemcnt blanks iu ;HrIg t''N. n- ton platlorms thorD wlt gfHu 1u'r being an administration I-l" ! .' 10 the law and I.,Ntoru tp t-' constitutional "nuii-"J-iau
 EalIin Addrv-~
 In d radio address Inst ''- '... Idaho senator drllr.d JHt # d time when the constitution !. o. .- ly assailel and pJ lal.N '.", nothing could ta uo" aI.1 or more demora1el0. l.0U fer t.' dominant political rn..a .' .- main silent, "anJ iADH#E '"wo.' with those whose ot.n Hni u- nouuced purpose > 'o u.-h .""u and nulllfy the tnHs''H#"f.
 Borah read bs adoiee .r7" station NrFF, op .a'I Me Is q. Fellowship ForgID E 'tatptI - azine. Transmitted jo CwVnNf-. Ohio, it was r,hroui,na .oD u."- ems conference uu law s..H
 which the senator ba1 ruH uaol 10 attend m person.
 Frequent reference Nos ua.. !" Eorah to the oti ,asH f'N"d N no specific mention wta aE'n i2 }H' Idahoan's repuIlatlon" alI%a Tor funds to repay Harry [, SInE.3ir' lessee Of Teapot bone. tae tl'"''' Tn Continental Graj1nE company bonds he donated to iho republican party in 1a2S to hcJp oAfmgw7h th" 1890 campaign j1n01t. S'h'tt'F' Borah sa i'd. would not nc 8 lh r"it'r ing republican com suucu
 The party may stll he under oh lratlons to him for haNuE r'lI '.7 deht" he declared, 'rut h." hiloa''l will not likely be present.
 penounrs Corruption
 eenatcr Eorah predlctcd hla party undoubtedly would denoune' cor ruption and said that "insotaf a7 m dirnant resolutions can purg' the rarty and set the party right on 7eI' rreat menace. that we VIII do xhether at the same lime 1e dare not defend and declde to continue to be under obligation to thnFa Te denounce. time alone can tell.
 Continuing on the subject of cor ruption, Borsh asserted that the "one great instrument CT roiltl'a' mower stands diecredlted and de traded, while trusted agents enter into | conspiracy with the hFlhe xlyef and the despoller. not only to betray the rank and file of the marty, but to oNploit tho 'atinn s natural wealth and comptomlse the nations honor
 "To connlve at or consent 10 or approve of wrong dolrc m p7r'y management. even by acqnlesc@ncf' he continued. 'ls i'll tho end to dl5- franchise and render 70" riess the voters of the party. Ihs failure ol the voters to repuIla'e wrong dolIi within the party j# la 'he end 70 7i- prove of fl and encour7G. lt m Inc future,'
 To Avoid Issues
 Declaring IL Was li' ll"H '' N-- tain powerful influences ID both parties 10 avoid the issues and tAefs- by withhold from the voters g show down on the question ol prohlhlllon enforcement Borah said that II avoiding the issues m tbH campaign was all the avoiding there was to do it would not be so serious
 But the same influences which will make the political party splae- less will make the administration indifferent he added. The same influences which trightcn parties into silence will friGhtcu thr adloih- iStration into neutrality and that IS all those who arc opposed 10 the law will demand
 It made no difference how tlfrcf the battle elsewhere hc said, lhr eighteenth amendment 'l9 neutral territory-snd Inc antagonists meet for consultation and coneraiu1- tlous'