Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
.CAPPER ATTACKS SOUTH
FROM HOME OF HARDING
After Long Talk With Republican
Nominee INDUCES I'm Envcnomcd
O%utburSt.
INVITES SECTIONAL SUPPORT
Throws Sop to West by Charging
Discrimination as Between Wheat
and Cotton-Mourns Control in
Ohio.
II Associated rrcss l


MARION. OHIO. July 25.-Thc needs
OF Western farmers we're talked over
with Senator Harding today by SEN
ator Capper. Of Kansas. and Henry
Wallace, OF Dcs Moincs. Iowa. both
editors OF farm publications. and. in
n statement aftcrward. senator Cap
per declared the farmers of the West
were fast realizing why 1t is ncces-
sary that the Republican ticket be
elected
To put the Democrats back into
power. tho Kansas senator said. would
be to turn the government over
to the solid South ana Democratic
machines OF the various Tamrnauy-
ICED States OF the North.
Harding Attends Church.
Arriving at the Harding home early
in the dag. cnato Capper accom-
panied Seuator and Mrs. Harding TO
services At the Methodist Church ANA
remained their guest until evening.
He declared he was well pleased with
the stand on farm reforms taken by
the Republican nominee in his speech
-of acceptance.
Messages OF conEratulation on the
speech continued TO come in during
n day. one OF them being from Gov
ernor Lowden, Of Illinois. who was a
Heading candidate for the presidential
.snomination n Chicago. Governor
.1~owdcn t~elegra3hcd:
"Heartiest congratulations upon
your speech OF acceptance. i; Is
clear, forceful and patriotic"
\ nO.har u-hfNN ..1,,..gl H. 49,,
ing managers was from Frank A..
Alunsey. of New York. one OF the
leaders in the Progressive party in
1919.
Il congratulate you heartily" Mr..
Munscy wired, ION the splendid re-
cepiion your speech of acceptance
has had through the entire North.'
Is Proud TO lie rythian.
a delegation from Terre Hau;e.
Ind, on its way 10 the knights of
lythias convention at Cleveland.
marched TO the Harding lawn dur
ing the afternoon in fu.I regatta and.
headed by a band. screnadcd Tho nom
inec. lie shook hands and ,o.d his
callers he was proud 10 bc a MEM
her OF the pythian order. but, he de.
- Sl''NHs
Senator Capper's statement blamed
'he democratic administration for
market Inequalities favorable TO ,hs
cotton ana sugar industries. ana de-
ciared Governor Cox's nomination for
PRESIDENT 10y the Democrats placed
the party under "a join, obligation
10 southern interests and to the
bosses OF the North. Governor cox
he said ''fp lac, .fri,
dominated Democratic politics in
Ohio has built a machine based nm
the Tammany model"
During AID s..uc The war, ,bc
statement continued, "wc have seer
what Southern control means Th.
Southern statesmen were all 70,
rigia!y controlling and limiting the
price Of wheat, that compelled INC
farmers 10 AXE far less than they
have got in an uncontrolled
market. Cotton went to d.zzylng
Makes Partisan Charge.
More recently We have seen the
same thing in tre case ~ sugar
know 20 more complete deno.s,-a-
q: D. rocrscy's administrative
i~ncer1astency 'h4. !a ;a- story O.
sugar this year.
"People are paying - &C 90 GENT.
Tor sugar, aad CAM "a: :: a: tia:
Sc; there i g.ga".s.a-.t. h ,1~
country To- al. :" 80: 4 za@cv-
%iators IL order - boes, -zeSrlc@.
The So-;a@rn ard western :a.m.
ers have bo-E- ;hs s.-1=. a.: e.
strictioos. w..!s the c,:.on ana s.ca.
ra!se!S Of The South ard re sueeu
latoTs have got a1ay WITH p--a.s