Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
cox AGAIN HITS At
HAYS COMSP|RACYTO
Minimize HIS TOUR
Charges Scout" Of Chairman ~.
vised Colorado Editors
How 20 Do ~.
RAPs HARDING on
IRISH QUESTION
ny Associated Press ~ Every Eysnins

by hn~Jciatef Press ~ tFerv Fvrni0f
Breeley, Colo, Sept 25-A rear plsi.
form address here this morning. cfr.
cluded the Colorado campaign n Gov.
ernOr Cox and the remainder n today
was to be spent IN Wyoming with sTferh-
- az Laramie and Cheycune.
The League n Nations. its maicrlal as
well az altunsBc interests pf0gfrssIvisfn
and agricultural topics were G0Vrrn0f
C5o1's principal ihofnes here ior BE huf
ried railroad station addrrss en route from
Denver where last night b. expanded 0n
charges Of "conspifacv' bv Chairman
Hays ~ the Republican National Com
nittee to suppress newspapcf puhlrIfr
Of the Democratic campaign
The governor was due NJ fhcVerre af
1890 for a brief welcome prior ~ be a.
parture for Larauie On q srecIal frafn re.
turning % Cheyenne for q night affrru
Denver. Col. Sept 2s Governor Cor
had cordial receptions ali along che hnr
Yesterday az he carried his campaign into
Colorado State whirh thr Republicans
say they will carry hecau-f n ounaaif.ru
20 the present administration
II WIS n day IN which the dramafir
held tho stage In the early afternoon
Governor Cox spike from the aame rllfs
form m Pueblo where Presidenf Wilson
made his last addrrss IN his folr in hehsf
Of the League ~ Nations year aVo AZ
most 20 the day Forrner Governor Alvah
r. Adams, who introduced 'he President
last year, introduced Governor f0x
In the evening Governor C0x ruokr n
the Auditorium IN DemvrT. Vhere slldiers
called upon 70 keep order in cpnneefion
with street railway strike had been
quartered The a0ldiers moved oui f0r 3
few bOurs ~ that the crggff might hear
Cox
n has been tho h0a~f ~ the Governor
that IN his sx years ~ Chef ulsvis'raff of
Ohio he never called uron tho aalfliere %
preserve order IN induss rial disuutes In
Ohio, but invoked instead the Golden
Rule He repeated that statement hero
last night, and aaid that b. Wa sure that
his policy could b. made spplicabio - the
nation.
AZ Pueblo tho governor drvo,ed most
/ Of his address - the League ~ Nations
| and to charges that Chairman iiavs haa
sent out scouts" wbo~e duty u was vi
! instruct Republican papers in no ara a
/ misrepresentation and Suppression of ~
arguments prca~ntsd bv Cor.
Governor Cor p-oduced The nsrnr a
I still another agent 81 HayE whom hf
! called stephens. he asked ne editor
/ 70 Republican papers 81 this aectlon to
I deny II they dared has statement that
I there had been a meeting az The hruwn
/ Palace Hotel in Denver. AZ which $50.
/ phens appeared and ADVISED them n tr
/ the most effective methods % stand "A
l the Cox peril.
/ The crowds cheercd these attacks upor
/ the Republican newspapcrs and there
was no protesting voice from the ava
/ dience.
! On the subject Of misrepresentation b.
I said:
There IS a deliberats attempt % a.,
I deive the people. More than that. thcra
I is a deliberate attempt % prevent, - ial
/ as Il can be prevented. the ucwspAperI
/ through the western country from pub.
/ fishing notices uf our coming ana from
/ publishing notices of our spccches. foul
I DAYS before I arrive at any CITY n thf
west, two scouts APPEAR, and 90 % tnf
/ Republican newspapers and SAY to them
/ Don't say much about Cox coming fl
I town, and when be come ask hlm qIcs
/ tiOns, but don't publish his answers
/ and then when he has leit town, stl
that he had poor meeting. and that b,
was coldly received
Those fellows are travelling on fhl
| expense money gathered Tor currlpfiol
| purposes IN this campaign, bat asl
I you whether il Is far for any politlca
boss to try and keep from the people o
/ the United states the facts that cnmcl
/ from both sides Of this question. Nhei
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