The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-01
MEN
ANQW0MEN To
GIVE MESSAGE
To HUMANITY.
GovernorC Cox 6aysSufferers
of The Entire World
Awaiting the Verdict.
EsTABLIsHEs RECORD
Harding's Election Will
Mean Controversy and
Confusion" Governor Says

DAYTON, OHIO, Oct.31-Governor
Cox, the Democratic presidential nom
inee spent today quietly resting at
Trails End. his homo here. for the
final speech OF his cs1npaiGn at Toledo
tomorrow night. Members OF his fam
lily were with him most Of the day,
but late In the afternoon he tramped
alone through the forest. His only
political conference, he said. was q
brief long distance telephone talk with
Chairman White at New York.
In q statement tonight the governor
asserted khat the election Of Senator
Harding nnent that the peace treaty
would not be submitted to the senate
for ratification. which he added, would
result In controversy aud toRtusion.
Hts visits to thirty six states. tho gov
ernor declared, convinced him that tho
sentiment. Of the county favored
entry In the league:
Th. syssS s;f oi the seGsaer sis h: Z:
statement. that the voter who - con-
scientious, rather than pfejudlced. sem
ses, the difference between an election
result which mans the certain achieve
ment Of the nations, hopes on the one one
confusion on the other. X
Il am In favor Of going INTO the
league; Senator Harding Is IN favor OF
staying out. am concerned about
jection: These arc tho outstanding
words Of the campaign.
Senator Harding says he WIN not
submit the treaty Of peace TO the son
ate as Il is. but that he win chane Il:
Since the president iS without tbi the .sns r.sns
that he will not submit II At al. This
will result In one thing and one thing
only, in controversy and confusion.
Nat1onH Honor ~ OtAfA
when the men and women gS into
remember the pledge that wap given In
the name Of America, and L. 10 proper
at this time to ask whether We are 30
Ing to maintain tho nations honor.
pendent enc inppf's in part upon their opportunity
it is to be affected IN financial affairs
Is a vital consideration. The chaotie
state Of things In q part OF the worlo
Sks baekwasS n striking the very founda;
tions Of our commercial Institutions.
Unless we 60 into the League OF Ma
tions there Is no guarantee against tns
ance of armies and navies and unless
this waste Is halted. national credit
overseas is out OF the question.
'I have faith In the conscience OF
America II has given . pledge that
question has ever failed when It was
submitted to the Judgment OF the eo-
pie. II we turn our thought. to the
graves of the $1,000 brave american
soys ,s who now what tsD to Ss EuFGRsA ssASy
of civilization Is lined with the maimsd
and disabled II we assemble the phil.
anrhropic heart Of the world ana molo
II into q concrete movement OF nelp'
Otherwise, the morality OF nations mas
voice Of America -.
Suffering humanity waits upon the
NS2snSer SGSs Se AneTasa mean. JOY S' or despair
The sovernor with his party. arrived
here early today from Chicago wEere
he virtually completed his campaign
speaking on Saturday ritn seveFAi Ms s
last words Of the campaign VIII De
snoken at Toledo, he leaving here to-
afternoon for that city.
As soon as the election Is over' COY
ernor Cox plans & long vi va'a.''f huptinr pH
trip in Mississippi. Althoush he has
several Invitations for q post
election rest. the Mississippi hunting
trip, as the guest OF Senator Harrison
of Mississippi. chairman OF the Demo.
cratic speakers bureau. 10 said to nave
been virtually decided upon AND VIII De
made regardless OF the election result.
The governor is an expert snot.
either With rifle or shotgun, and has
hunted in many parts Of tho country.
A plantation near Pasquaie, Mass
owned by q friend OF Senator Harrison,
will be the base Of Governor CoAs
1unting trips. It Is said to be near
,ne OF the hunting grounds OF FORMER
President Roosevelt. ,.,,s
When the governor returns hoIS
rom Toledo election morning. ne VIII
nave travelled in his campaign totnI
II 21.e62 miles according to an uh-
,fficial count-a record. II II believed.
'or any presidential candidate. Durims
lis travels. which have been virtuaiiy r.,
continuous hince his notineation on
August 7, Governor Cox made 3st 20
lresses, not including innumeraolc
,ther brief talks. greetings and recep-
ions. ,.o oo, 49,
That he has spoken TO 100000 per
IONS has been estimated and those who
,av. shaken his hand. in the over
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