The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
COX HAS BUSY TIME
COVERING N.Y.IN DAY
Democratic Candidate Receives
Enthusiastic Welcome From
New York Admirers.
MAKES MANY SPEECHES
Leaves This Afternoon for
Final Swing Of Campaign
Through Middle South.

Gov. James NJ. Cox. Democratic NOM
inee for President. invaded New York
yesterday for the second time in his
campaign, coming In upon what he
described "a turning of the tide
toward a big Democratic victory No
vember 2. Such victory, he declared.
would not be a partisan victory, how
ever, further than 1t would be partisan
for "a great principle to the support
" which ''rhe soul of America has been
sroused to that fefvor which existed
during the war"
Though Gov. Cox did not arrive at the
Waldorf Astoria until we'll after mid
night from his tour of New Jersey
FRIDAY, ne was un by o'clock and at
breakfast with Mrs. Cox, who came
! ere to make the last week OF the cam
align with him; George White. chair
man of the Democratic National Conn
nittee, and Senator Pat Harrison
CIiss.). director OF the speakers bu-
eau. Immediately afterward he started
out upon a whirlwind tour that called
for half dozen speeches in virtually
every part of Manhattan. Everywhere
went he was greeted by capacity
owds. displaying varying degrees OF
enthusiasm, now perfunctory and at an
other place rising to the heights Oh
genuine feeling. He found particularly
ardent hearers and applauders among
the women and especially school teach-
ers, whom he addressed at the WASH
sngton Irving High School.
Gov. Cox spoke first at the WALDORF
Astoria before the Young Mems Demo-
cratic League composed or college men
and women In convention here, anu Went
from there to the Hotel Aston. where he.
Gov Smith and other prominent Demo
Gratis addressed the Women's state
Democratic Committee and 1000 guests.
HIS next address was before the Mar
uuette Club, a civic organization. at the
Waldorf Astoria, after which came his
speech at Washington Irving High
School. He closed his day time itinerary
with a visit to several thousand scream
ing boys participating in field day cham
pionship games of the Public schools
Athletic League at~the Twenty-second
Regiment Armory. He spoke at Madi-
son Square Garden and visited the HIP
podrome last night
Gov. Cox's reiteratior OF his League OF
Nations credo and his announcement
that his mind was open for suggestions
even from Republicans such as Ellhu
Root and William Howard Taft were
prolific producers Of applause, but II was
his announcement of a, definite stand
on the Irish question that really touched
off the fireworks. The nominee not only
voiced his hope that Ireland Some day
would be free but prescribed the League
of Nations as the antidote for the trou
BILE and pledged himself. II elected. to
undertake campaign so to arouse world
opinion that a solution would be COM
PEELED. He expounded his Irish doctrine
first before the Marquette Club and
later brought forth the shrill cheers of
the women teachers by touching upon 1t
again.
Mrs. Cox accompanied the Governor
TO the women's luncheon at the Aston.
Later Mrs Cox visited and inspected
national Democratic headquarters
A delegation o. Lithuanians called
upon Gov Cox at the Waldorf-Astoria
and thanked him for his advocacy of
the League of Na.i0rs
Gov. Cox viii Iee>ve this Afternoon :tr
Washington and west Virginia. en
route for his home 1T Dayton. where
he will arrive "Wednesday. His itinerary
will be as follows:
Tomorrow at Hinton. Beckley, Mount
Hope. Tayette, Montgomery. Cabin
Creek. Charleston, 81. Adams and Hint
ington, w. Va: Tuesday at Keuova, w
va; Ashland. KY. Portsmouth and Gin
cinpati, Ohio.