The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
CLARKSBURG GIVES =
ROUSING OVATION
TO JUDGE MORGAN
Nominee, In Home, City d
Hon. John W. Davis, An
swers Ambassador
OnLeague

Special Dispatch to The IntelligenceE.
Clarksburg. W. Va. Oct 2S.-DeAptta
cold, rainy weather, thousands OF pe9.
pie flocked to the court house hers -.
night and .A.ned attenuvely TO- -
sple"' d address by Judge EphrAW -
No b. Republican nominee for Eeyey,
nor I'D to addresses by Major Joh4ps
Bot, party nominee for State SpditoH.
and Mrs. Eloise Hughes DanielsJ q
Huntington. =,
The nominee was accorded Z WoAANes
full ovation and the old court house H11e
with a constant tumult OF 0pptA0o
when Judge Morgan demonstrates -
a vigorous. energetic manner. his 0e1yce
Americanism apd his clear psrc0ItlAp
S.ate and nstioniI involved In the; CO.
paiEn. The unfortunate fact that Cl1t1
burg does not hive 4 largo enoxOA&4s
ditortum to care for Z large EAaD ~ J.
ing was impressed tdRiGht3 Nh4nt IN.
dreds Of perRoas wefe tufnA4stNp1
from tbs c6urthouse and additi0nnt1u1
dreds failed to 20 because they kneN
taace Of tho apeAfefs. al
' JudSe AorEan dtseossAd IT, tAtfff ~
. sue, Democratic Wtf mt1HAAAn npa1Ant
the League OF Nations ana 1tAk1 4r1ve1.
offering some telling AfEumeAte - -:
half Of the tariff issue 3, the ihnpett1Aee
Of which he reminded his aNo1tprv
should not be forgotten In tho in1nos
trial centers Of the State, and brinet1H
out forcibly the dangers which. oereM
articles Of the League Of Nations hold
out ~ y
Il lead a speech recently made hy q
distinguished fitizen Of you. city, yoSk
Hon. John w. Davis" said Judge NA1d
gan, "in which he advanced as on sfea
son why people should ADOPT the leeeNI
the fear that the United States VOC
lose It's nrestige abroad should IL Il
sacrifice our independence and sovettgt
ity in order to nlease Japan, FfaANn
Siam and other foreign nationSf e
should we maintain them and let ot
prestige abroad go to the WINDS!
Another reason ad"anced by Mr.. Dayi
namely. that We sIouId not be able T.
go into any other league@or assocaAtfDq
unsound by Judge Morgan, for. he -
clared, the other countries woutetle
more than anxious to form a paftnNfs:
shin on our own terms with the Ereate4t
nation In the world. 81.
Governor Cox has within the l4Aks
few days been speaking of "ciartfNSG;
reservations" said Judge Morssn, -bdt'
this sounds too much like death be1:
repentance made just before the eiN~a
tion and shows that he has come 20 rsa.
llze within the last two weeks that hte5
case has gone glinmering. He should
have talked about those reservAticAg
when he came from that sabbath days
conference with President Wilson 81
As to State issues. Judge AofEaA,
said the Republican platform this ySe9
has more wise and progressive nsoSts-s
ions than any State platform ok M
marty has ever before offered. 'fYou hAHg
been told by our opponents." h6 nAiE
that the Republican party in the StAts5
IS opposc i to labor. my friends thAt II
not th, case. Read that platform. aAe
you will find that The party 10 fnepd
NJ organized labor: that II recognizes
the ri9ht Of men to organize but AaJ
also that both capital and labor go
amrndable to the. supremacy OF the
lew" 's-.-s 90
Major Bond spoke on the misnaAAep.
ment Of the wsr from the view point OF
ono who had been in the serv1ee ~
knew what had hanpened to our boy1s -
France. Mrs. Daniels was taken M th0S
afternoon and smoke only few mlnutss
apologizinP for her inability to give tAA
address she had prepared. J. Il. Lar.
attorney. presided. -