Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
Says Force Must Surrender To Calm Reason Where Capital and Labor Meet On Common Grounds
 DENOUNCES SEPARATE PEACE WITH GERMANY Promises Federal Regula- ton of Beef Trust Which He Charges Controls Buy ing and Selling Prices
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

CANTON. Ohio. Aug. 21.-Labor problems. the league of nations and the Republican campaign were discussed by Governor Cox in an address here tonight and also at Orrville. Ohio.
 Settlement of industrial controyer- sies by force of public opinion, instead of the bayonet. while order is main- tained and neither side aided by the government was urged by the gov ernor here tonight. The labor issue was emphasized in this community, in which Governor Cox figured during the steel strike for refusing to send troops and also by removing a Dem ocratic mayor.
 Large interests are contributing to the Republican campaign fund.-" he de- clared, because they want to buy an administration under which soldiers and the bayonet will be used to settle difficulties"
 Regarding the league of nations is- sue, Governor Cox declared there cannot be an economical readjustment in America until things are tied to- gether in other parts of the world, and reiterated arguments that Amer ica should join the league to keep faitha with American soldiers and the allies. He denounced a separate peace with Germany.
 ASsatis Senator Harding
 Reply also was made by Governor Cox at Orrville to the address of Sen ator Harding, defending the senate. He said Mir. Harding failed to distinguish between the senate as an institution and the group of Republican senators who. he said. have formed a dom1- neering, arrogant oIigarchy trying to annex the presidency.'
 In discussing labor. Governor Cox declared that the government must preserve person and protect property.
 Tt must maintain law and order" he said. being careful that neither side procures the advantage.
 Both labor and capital should un- derstand that force must surrender it's place to calm reason. The future of the country demands it.
 There is no symptom of present tendencies more dangerous than the ca agerness of some industrial captains to entrench themselves in the favor and gratitude of public officers, with the very definite idea that force can be invoked, if occasion arises, to com pei settlement. Such a policy is the mere manufacturing plan of bolshe vism.
 Turning to the Republican campaign fund, the Democratic nominee said that it was apparent that those who believe in force were represented in the list of contributors"
 Exposes Patriotic Society
 Camp followers are gathering by hundreds" he said. Many organiza- tions formed during the war, doubtless certainly allegedly. for patriotic pur- poses, are being taken over. in so far as the officers are able to do so. The American Defense society has now been turned by some of it's officers into l political affair and a part of the campaign fund will be used to render it but another agency of hypocrisy and deeeit.'
 Governor Cox pictured the league as an agency of peace, disarmament and reduced taxation. and the Republican position as one of war and dishonor. The Democratic position is one of definite action, he said, ito legally conclude the war with the allies, giv- ing to the treaty such eddi1lons as may be deemed necessary and reminding our associates that under no circum- l stances we enter into war or send our l soldiers away without the consent ot the people through congress-" Governor Cox pledged that if elected he would never send American soldiers overseas unless directed by youl i representatives in congress" 1 Governor Cox also promised fedora regulation of cold storage interests. in- cluding the beef trust" which he 1 charged, controlled both buying and selling prices without regard to the law O. supply and demand.