Mr. John W. Davis, former "Ambassador to Great Britain, to-day formally accepted the Democratic Presidentint nomination in the course of a speech in which he gave a bitter review of the four-year record of the Government party, without sparing reference the association of some of its members with the unsavoury oil scandal.
'Mr, Davis declared that there was no evidence that the Republicans could frame and carry out any finite, consistent foreign—policy.. "WVith the reconstruction of Europe weighing heavily on the world, with: American economic' life dwarfed and stonted by the [interruption of world with the agricultural regent
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