The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01
COX CLOSES.
IN TOLEDO, 0.
Makes ''Good Luck" APP
pearance As He Charac-
terized 1t
AWAITS
THE RESULTS
Candidate Ex-'
presses Confidence in
the Outcome

Dayton, O., Nov. AFTER a day o.
rest at his home here, Governor Coz
was to leave to-day for Toledo for thc
last speech Of his campaign.
Though the campaign virtually end
ed at Chicago on Saturday, the gov
ernor SAID he had agreed to make the
because party followers there regarded
his appearance as good luck" assert.
ing his only chance of defeat was when
he failed to end his speaking engage
ments in that city,
Preparations were made to-day at
the governors newspaper office for the
receipt of results tomorrow night. Tel
egraph instruments set up in the office
included a receiving apparatus used in
the election won by Grover Cleveland
more than a quarter of century ago.
y The governor will return to this
city from Toledo early tomorrow
morning and expe-ts TO vote as he
goes to his farm from the train. He
plans to spend a day at home. coming
to his office as soon as the first polls
in the country close.
He spent yesterday at his home with
members of his family, except for
short tramp through the woods. He
issued statement asserting that his
visits to 80 states convinced him that
the sentiment of the country favored
the league of nations, and that Sen.
ator Harding's election would mean
that the peace treaty, with the league
covenant. would not be sent to the
Senate for ratification.
q Marion, O., Nov. Senator Hard.
ing took a rest to-day from his labors
and smile answered those who asked
for his prediction of the outcome of
Tuesdays balloting. In plrce of any
prediction claim. he called attention
to his public utterances of the last few
weeks, in which he has declared many
times that he fully expected to be in
augursted next March as the nations
chief executive
He will vote tomorrow in a precinct
where he has cast his ballot for more
than thirty years. He and Mrs. Hard
ing, who has been his constant COM
panion throughout the campaign, plan
TO go to the polls early in the after
noon and to spend the remainder of
the day quietly at home.
A straight Republican ticket has
been recommended to the voters by the
'andidate repeatedly, in his public ad
lresses Several times he has declared |
hat he did not want to be elected |
president unless a Republican Congress !
we're chosen to translate the party's i.
legislative promises into performance,
md in every state where he had spoken |
le has made an appeal for selection of /
Republican Senate "to advise and /
cnsent" in the formulation of for I
ign policy"
At present the party has a ma jority J
# only two in the Senate and as a
'articulsr spur TO Republican success
n senatorial contests, Senator Harding
ent 20 each senatorial nominee last
light telegram declaring that the
eople would be promoting American
in world affairs by increas
ng the Republican margin in the up
er house.
Tomorrow night the senator and
irs Harding will receive the election
etUrns at their home, bulletins com
lied by the Associated Press keeping
hem advised. Throughout the cam
aign the Associated Press has been
he only news organization maintain
lg leased telegraph wire in Hard.
lg's newspaper headquarters, few
teps away from the famous front
orch and as the results of the ballot
" are made known in distant parts
the country they viii be flashed i'm.
lediately to Marion.