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Show ; m COX QUARTET T3R H I ?' Tammany Cox continues his U-radea U-radea of abuse against what he pleas-les pleas-les to term the "Senate oligarchy." They, and they alone, ha asserts, nom Uated Harding. Well, -assuming for the purpose of argument that they did; they-certalnly picked a fine man and one who Is growing In pub-lie pub-lie esteem with every eenstruetfre utterance be .makes. Furthermore let It be repeated, the senator In at- l tendance at the Chicago convention were chosen by their constituencies as delegates. They were not there by self ordination. And still furthermore, furth-ermore, whenever Cox makes such 'asinine charges the minds of his audiences must persistently recall tho sponsors for: Mr. Cox's nomlna-tlon. nomlna-tlon. Lot them again be notod. They aro Boss Murphy, of Tammany Hall, New York; Boss Taggart of the French itfck faro, layout In Indiana; ft 4 Boss Brennan ot the Chtcago catacombs cata-combs ,and Boss Nugent ot the political poli-tical bombadlers, New' Jersey. Neither Neith-er .Bill Sykos nor the? Artful Dodger1 being available, these four worthies picked a combination ot the two In James M. Cox. |