Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
WILL CARRY FIGHT /
FOR DEMOCRACY
INTO EVERY STATE
Cox and Roosevelt Declare
Not One in Union Hope
less for Party. &
HAVE THE CAUSE TO WIN,
GOVERNOR TELLS AUDIENCE
League Will Be Dominant Issue
of Campaign, Is Assurance
of Running Mate.
COLUMBUS WELCOMES cox
Presidential Candidate Addresses
Thousand mt Informal Rccep-
ton Staged Mt Capitol.
HAVE THE CAUSE TO WIN,
GOVERNOR TELLS AUDIENCE.
COLUMBUS WELCOMES cox.
PRESIDENTIAL Candidate Addresses
Thousand Mt Informal Rccep-
ton Staged mt Capitol.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. July 1o.-FrankS
lin ID. Roosevelt announced TODAY. fol-.
lowing conference with Governors
Cox. that both he and the Governor
had decided they would consider no.
State az being hopeless and that they
would carry the fight into every stat.
in the Union during the coming pres
idential campaign.
This was the first definite announce.
ment to come from the heads of the
Democratic ticket since their nomfna-
tion.
Both the Governor and myself ara !
not going to consider any State hope.9
less We intend to go into every one."S
MIR. Roosevelt said.
MIR. Roosevelt also reiterated Govs
crnor CoN's recent intimation that
the campaign will be carried into thu
west at an early date.
Mr. Roosevelt will resign his assis-
eaht secretaryship about August 1.st
or upon the return from Alaska Of
secretary Daniels. Then no and Gov
erhor Cox will give practically their
entire time TO the campaign.
Make LenEue Dominant Issue.
me league will be the dominant
Sue IN TINS campaign. and Til mako
SO IN my speeches." NIr. Rooseye,ts
.oid correspondents as he STOOD =,
the side or Governor Cox after todav.sS
He then recalled wh.tS
nc termed the first political meeting,s
'e nad attended since the conyentton
1t was in Glenwood Springs. e,ol y
where we paused en- route from san
francisco" he said "SeveroI I ~ -
inaae brief addresses Of a nonnart,.s
character But tho Republican sTavnss
VI the town gave the session n nolItJ.s
cur complexion. He told us bs yvs -
.epuniican. but that he bcltevea I,
nc league OF nations and knew ~
~ nnepuDiicans would not give II TO bin,4
or mat reason, he explained -
t,oposed to vote the Democrats tictat
mat os pretty good camna,rn
s,"hins, don't you think?" IS
SohinE through the West. wo,.
,HnNly n surprised to learn that fra
eiiiocrats are going to carry ,Ls
states states or Kansas. Nevada. Co,or,dn
'iissourl and Utah. There ,nnna.sss
70 DC no doubt OF It from ~. 49,
LESSONS OF those whom mot" $g
roosevelt said he honed ~
es'oent Wilson soon and disLsi
ss win the chief executive cert,fn
""sIs ~ OF the forthcoming camnaipn1
siso hopes TO return to Ohio sanSs
r",oer ~ to participate in the .na
session of the Democrats NJ
committee, which will aeean,t::
"ie IN Governor Cox's Dayto,, go
dencc. layton resi-
~ enly All Delegates Pleased.
on the results of the San Eranc,,s
co convention he said. US
ah Dur one or two deIara ~
WI, m'h good taste in their mo,t,ss
10y were satisfied with the cbo,cs
lected" platform se-S
Like Governor Cox. Mr. Roo..
a".,c'pates a strenuous camnaIrn
we are going TO cover ,ha e..
try" he said. cum
me assistant naval secro,or
pressed the hope that he n,ioL. -
hotihed OF his nomination -
rfyue Park IN. Y.) home. Hs 1.,,
tor there tonight and vii, hs
corded his first Official recen,ie.
500, .i'ase tomorrow afternoon. His
49," OF acceptance will be- pre.s
h." aurins four days visit with
"'S '"h'iiy at Eastport. Me-. he said.
o,. esation or more than 1000
'o democrats met Governor Cox on
ns state House steps at noon TO-DAY
s"or'iy after his arrival from Day-3l
Ton. y large floral tribute was pre-
seh'ed' movie men cranked thar
eameras about him and the thronp
eheered until 1t lost it's voice.
Cox Given big Welcome.
was Governor CoX's first day att
the executive office since hia nomJ.S
nation. He arrived on an eariy train
rom Dayton this morning and went
quietly to the Capitol. At an in.
formal reception. the Governor smoke
from the steps OF the State House 10
several thousand people. asserting ,
ne had never broken conf,dcnce uifh
the people OF the Commonwealth,,s
ana adding that he had the "deepeac
conviction that tho guarantees of9
progressive government would be
adopted by the people OF tho nation 3
In the election OF MIR. Roosevelt and
myself" 80
You have assembled here today
ne told them. pursuant to the sug-
sestion that 1 leave the State cf I
ONO and reside In tho city of WASH
ihston- But know what Is in yourSs
minus. You are here to givo approval Y
TO what Democracy has done in san
Francisco. Ss
Assures Winning Fight
Boys. 1t was Just the kind OF nsht
out there that Democrats like. Ws'rs
used to that kind Of n fight In ohlosSS
and assure you we'll give them tho
same kind OF a fight this fall, 49, ~
we have the cause with which t5sssi