The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 03, 1922, Image 2
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REPUBLICAN PARTY
FLAYED BY (lX
May Go Down in History as Outstand
In. Failure of Past Fifty Years."
Harrisburg, Pa.. April 2.-Speak
in before a statewide gathering of
democrats here tonight, former Gover
nor James M. Cox, of Ohio, who was
the democratic candidate for president
in 1'#20. started a verbal onslaught on
the Harding aiministration with the
state-ment that 'it may go down in his
iory as the outstandiag failure of the
.ast fifty years." [
.\lr. ( ox ((vote-d the major portion
(,f his address to an attack on the na
ional adntinistration . nl delivered
a f( x shafts at the, international policy
of the counitry.
"Th very thing tha: has tareat
ened to disrupt the conference at
01.s the oun'ro.th of our incer
na'ional processes of circumlocution,"
lie forme; prcsidential r anlidate de
(a:-el. The r('Su;t of the arms confer
ence at Washington. hI- said, is a 're
gionlal a*liance." 'This lhe continued,
"has led to other aliances. and grave
cristl have come in consequ(ence."
"Not only have we ceasrdl to be nel)
ful. but in view of recent develo:>ments,
it is apparent that we are a distinctly
disturbing factor in international af
fair s. Our leade:s in banking and
conom:c thou gLt are doing the best
the'y can as individuals. Recognizing
the futility of appealng to our gov
e the statesmen of the world
are andeavoring to arouse the co-op
raton of individual agencies. It is
S oi'Ppojd to every moral and practi
al consideration that public disap
prova! is4 inevitable."
lhe republican cam:>aign i1ledge of
"re-organization, economy and added
efliciency ini governlent,". Mr. Cox de
elar(d. "has developed into the ac
tuaiity of spoils in governmllents."
I!(. charged that the "chief opera
tor of the O!d Mark Hanna machine
.S in charge of this work and the rul
ing objective is to strengthen the con
trol of rhe 01(l glard.' Ie continued:
"With an almost unprece(dented op
portunity to render service to humani
ty, with every facility of political (oil
zrol, with a1 wide-spread spirit of pub
lI;- co-operation, the ric ,ublican party
hs not Successfully met the test of
et issdbility.
"W V, e are atl. ac with Iler world,
anld y(- the burdens of taxation re
main and a yearly ic of a roxi
atfive hundred millions of ih
tan repudiatednayn.
sp rllld conldfiionis call 1o1
:Ad'rnl measures of u f tad yet
-!Lay byv day the country is dra.-ni Imek
to he rcactionary policies of an al
mcst forgooten past. The Old Guard
as tiod the repulican party to the
ist of provinca1ism.
".l tariff lae with schedules higher
thn the mubt repudiated Payne
Aldrich measure is about to b enact
ed. The belief that we can live sufnl
eently unto ourselves again is present.
The economnic truth that we cannot
hell our tisuius wa ithout exchanging
d PoMmitIe i withte ret oMtenwon
is agnrd. the poca crftsmrenc isll
thatainth necarrpowpare onia
weilo re~ namaesntar of the s.
rIfathon The ubld Gard deasent
seem"i to survie the conditgoniafione
doesnt unertan. Iteislsrround- I
wase traned inte theOi tilero roical *hl
osophy of 'Lincoln'. It cannot feed on
the food of Lodge and live."
N1!LLS SON AND THEN HIhSEL~F
Was Last Tca Acquitted (of The
Chaiirg~e of Murder.
'Chlattanooga, Apr'il 20.--Dr. *W. P.
Allen, of Layton, Tenn., who was last
December acquitted of the murder of
Butrchl C. Gardenshire, member of a
well known Tennessee N1im''y, after
one of thet most sensational mtfrder
trials ever' stagcd in 'Rhea county, to
'night killed his nine-year-old 501n, W.
P .,.Jr., shot at 11is rs'ife an'i committed
suicide.0
The doublhe tragely occ'i'red three
miiles south of O)ay',on, a's Dr. Allen,
his wife and son weri :eruing from
an aultomobile ridle.
Mrs. Allen saidl 'the shooting was
done -wijhout any, warning. She told
Sheriff Burnette, who made ani inves
tigatlon, that Dr. Allen, who was dhriv
ing the car, stopped at the side of the
roadh, dhrew Ills revolver, shlot tihe child
through the head and then got ollt of
tile seat. Sho~junmped out on the o'ther'
I lde(I, she said, and 'an, as Allen start
edi shooting. at her',
Hogarth'e "Marria~e a la Modp."
"Marringe ia ia Mode," a serkep of
six painftings by Williiam IHoganrth
(107-1764), werd acquired in 18% 'by
thme Natieni Galiery -ir London. 'The
paintings depict, with rare satire, a
variety of ocurr1ences rInthe high life
of th~e tihnTi~ ohn 'n gaenui 'E
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