Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13

linqucncics of the Wilson administra-
ton and predict 4 continuance OF its
policies Il Governor Cox is elected.
The Democratic voters who have
Hooked 10 hear their presidential
candidate in Ohio, Kentucky. Tonnes
See Missouri and Indiana have pro-
vided rather convincing proof OF that.
They hold the President in worry high
regard. An audience of 1900 In 81.
Louis last night chcercd the stricken
President for eighteen minutes in ex-
tending mos; cordial welcome 10
the Democratic presidential candidate.
An Impressive Event.
The 81. Louis gathering. by the
enthusiasm was literally unboundcd.
but II came before and not after the
earnest and patnstakinE ANALYSIS OF
me league OF nations covenant by
MIR. Cox. lie was greatly encouraged
by the representation. nevertheless:
also by The assurances Of Champ
Clark. David r. francis and other
veterans OF the party. They told
him that Missouri, would duplicate
the $4,000 II gave Wilson four years
ago, and that ST Louis would wipe
out thu 5000 II cave 10 Hughes The
Republican managers told me last
night that Missouri wiIl DC close bat
we Will, win IT BY 10000 on the
bring us At least 10000 votes
Next TO Indiana and Ohio. the Re-
aubiiSanS are paying more attention
the Middle West They count heavily
on the Influence in the Reed faction
although the Democratic irreconcil-
dates Of PRP s par,y s"FRRS S nss. fGna
managers are making a particularly
aggressive campaign to re- elect Sem
s s5S,ns Sr"neSSr c but the impression
breckenridge Long will beat him.
Race Issue In Missouri.
The race issue - destined TO play
an tmroriant part in deciding the
battle battle ~, Missouri. as il unGpestion,
Indiana. The Republican National
(ominitiee Is conducting a most sys-
tematie canvass Of the. coiored vote
race have no Just cause for complaint
Of lacl, o: attention They are APP
rarertly proving mos; Cuiiihie We
TINS Of ioquheious and persuasive or
working under the direction OF tho
lttnio.iSan state managers. with
front some of the Inducements held
cut ~ t%:se organizers would be
most ludicrouS were x not for the
serious acceptance OF them as cospei
to office and social
. 80 = ga apIl ~ me w N.te house
b-azeriy suggested The Republican
managers In Indiana. Ohio. Kentucky
anu MISSOURI are seemingly stopping
q; noiai,ns 10 line the colorcd vote
Governor Cox has encountered evil
!ence OF tins appeal 20 race preju-
dica everywhere, and has once or
lW.g" called attention TO ii in his
address Tho Republican managers
OF ONO. indiana and even Illinois
and h"ntuCk: make no effort 20 CON
seal Their dependence on voters OF
ms type. or II their intention TO
devote the great part OF their unan-
= budget 10 ccralling them in Cen
trail anu Southern Illinois. through
"h!ch Governor Cox fitted yester-
Improves Harding Chances.
The cUiored vote was of paramount
.laporisuce TO tho Republican state
ticket IN Illinois until yesterday.
y hei; Lieutenant Governor oglesby,
sTccE his colors and assented 20 the
recognition OF Len Small. the Thomp-
son nominee. Ills renunciation has
s - 'T II7iZoi. the HARDING
- r~tioaG! managers were greatly
worried Their anxiety caused them
- pay 81 uausua! amount OF atten-
,.oA :? the coiored voters, particu
Tie Leading Republicans. OF Illinois,
,o.d ne az Peoria today that GO per
IN; o. the 100000 fund expended in
ne StAte had been set aside TO keen
- tolo!ed brother in line. He said
80; tse Slcshy surrender is going
20 cause revision OF the tariff sheet
ttcsCsa The c0lOrcd voters are not so
important today IS they were yes
ttrta:.
The same. combination exists in
OHIO. toward which the Democratic
candidate - working his way prelimi-
nary 20 hna! attempt to turn the
i!Ge In the Eastern States. where
: = r a conditions Enthusiastically
;svo: the opposition. The confidence
II The Democ! attic candidate that the
tide vii! tur:i his way during the
went y one days is not to bc shaken
tie thinks the conscience of the coun-
KY VII! be aroused by the churches
AID Nlndlcatc his conviction that the
league OF nations issue Will finally
sive the battle to his purty.
Coz Hits Heavily for League.
!.AFAi ETTE, IND, Oct. l2.-Gov-
erHof Cox. in a busy tour today OF
Illinois and Indiana, hammered hcav-
~ upon the League OF nations pro-
nounce'nents Of himself and Senator
Harding, pictuI!ns his Republican op-
ponent As "wIggling and webbing"
The Democratic candidate empha-
sized 10 sixteen audiences that he was