The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
COX AFFAIR CITY
EVENT; HARDING'S
GIVES TOWN IDEA
David Lawrence Sees Rever-
sal of Party Campaign
Styles in Contrast Be-
tween Two Ceremonies.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial Correspondent Of The News

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rase a diffcrent tyu, Of affair.
m IIsrdirry cyarcle,e ,y.re harmon.
;ons MIN tb6 srsn tr,,n ,rI.br,trtr,
;J"s ~, lov notiffral5nn ,yas dl..
tin"t,y a hir ,it, ft,nItin- indeed l,rv
,,,,,,L H., o.. .,"io f,jr vim HE crowds
, ,iu,t,. ~ haris ,ar.'nirr Th5bs ami
lh.ars W.
ia Republican managers drprndu
FIR thsir stage effects OH simpu..t
i lpr s g1iar,1 ItIe and n,rlty a,"ortun
90 ,,Io ', ,,tsti ,Sft
Ttc pn,,,oCr, A.. ,5,,rat.ers F4nruGrd
far The stage effects on tpzz. and con
N,,tra,a tbnir ,ttcntInn ON ONTO
DeIi,erv of The sn.c,u hv Gov. cox
,,, e,,agdar,, 70 ,ba lrstlilIrr Of ,u.
h,,s,,,,, ~, ,hore,r1e If r.rfv work
~, ,,.nt, hais a., nh n5rts nj ohio
T,L 5l,rt,, F pinorr end Uphitug
snirIt ThS spoarh itself has boon
nrriptcd in tho rrvsnanrrs of the coun-
~ - ~, ,L. sn,,ern6r started sneak
~ Tha ,,a,g,1o was about the big
,rast ninr nf re hind in 70 wears.
SIC one ro,,I6I rlnse his ewes for a
r,ament and target the names Of the
nayties which nominated COX and
IIardlng tbc contrast inv6luntariy
ia, I1' s., maj ,,nv was Tho Rcpub-
i Tou' rd,,,i,,oa. Tho business man. the
nggreeeiye defender Of the league Of
sstIons an thn bnsis Of economic ad-
yantares and the foe 81 high taxation
,,itb snIsndid politirgl organization and
io,s ~ street parades. while Harding
AhNH W 60 tF'-''N
craiIc 81 styie or camnairninc with It's
IaSfsTsorian siunlicitv. with the appeal
~ ~, 49,, as IN unnrctonrfola Citi-
w, ,rhn wants common counsel" In
So,errrncnt and with the antiexpansion
er,os ~ I3rvan in 1900 when America
So Inc pbilinnines and became a world
Sower
PcaiIv leaving the marty labels aside
tho notification ceremonies were so big
ana silJ well vel orgsnized that they reminded
one Of RsnUbIican functions Of by.
oau "a -, ts co. CAV himself stood in
tont VIZ s,ord and waved mis- hat
~. pooss,,ait lieea IN do at every march
~, ~ narade The same affection
oa,,, - ~, az, ~ Tho marching thousands
os ,bov, vciIea Tor Jimmy" Cox, and he
wonid veil back first names galore.
m,tadt. ,,ho snt and watched the
49, ~ b,, for two hours could not
p "a, NJ, y ohssorvad the deenrooted 10y
sity ~ tba marchers to Cox. They
nro,, mn their hats as they went by
ma chaered him again and again, as
i he were some mtl'arE y mT'J ,hn ICON coeI
'nan = ,,.,ta cara with their torcnes
thotr bats tried nv their banners
~, oxnrnss their gratitude for Gov CoN's
~ $50 {, iagisiatIon benefitinE their
,,iari,ipg conditions
,o. special 9ge S Sf9F5 w Senator oqe Harding 9
home town, and ano1t l,SoS pe abH ttVTr
families. marched in the phraueLloi
normally the town OF MARION Is h Npou,
evenly divided as between NetGo'' M