The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
CINCINNATI GIVES W
HIM GREAT OVATION
I!
Outlines His Program Of Put
ting Our Own House IN
Order" Presented With
Broom as Emblem of Pol
itical House Cleaning IS

Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 2s.-A day Sf
campaigning through his own state waa
concluded by Senator Harding tonight.
with an address In Cinctnnatfs Music
tic issues and charging that the Demo-
cratic party had sought to cover UP
mistakes at home by emphasizing spec
ulative propositions with reference 70
our foreign relations" <.
Democratic slogans ana promises or
four and eight years ago were brought
back before the voters by the Republi.
can nominee in his enumeration Of short
comings laid at the door Of the Wilson
administration. In 1sl he eaid tns
duce the cost of living land in IsfS tts,
used the slogan, He kept US out of
war" although the Standardization knew
definitely. absolutsly That our entry Int
Eitrcvtgnhee. waste, unpreparedgess
for war and for peace. and q bunHiinS
Industrial policy were among the ''fatl
ures" which the candidate declared had
characterized eight years Of DemocratIa
rule. All Of these he promised to rem,
edy under an administration dedicated
first Of all to putting our own house in
order" Ll
The candidates speech At Music hall
followed a series Of local demonstra-
tions in which thousands welcomed and
acclaimed him: Arriving here late In
the afternoon from Akron ne was cheer,
cd through the streets to- his hotel and
later he rode to the hall at the head OF
n parade in which many marching clubs
participated.
on his way from Akron; he made
short speeches at Ashland, Greencamp,
and Hamilton. reiterating his position
on the league and arguing for constitu-
tional government. At Dayton, the
home town Of Gov. Cox. no speech had
been arranged but during Z short stop
there the nominee and Mrs. Harding
alishted from their train and shock
hands with several scores Of men ana
women. =: D..
A gospel OF understanding 'thA4
should insure domestic tranquility ana
honest politics was preached BY M.
Harding at Urbana. and when someouA
in the crowd passed up to him broom
made at all Crbana factory. he sste
he was pleased At the gift because IL
symbolizcd tho political house clean.
ing" to be accomplished on NoVsm..
Der 2. . -
questions but also re-stated his posi-
ton on the league and asserted that
only by giving the proper example to the
world could the nation fulfl! Its mis-
sion nmd pay ones .s saId that naten
could not endure half slave and half
freo," he SAID. And BY the same token oxen
and in the same sense the economic
world cannot long endure half bank
and half solvent y nbya half spo'nt .n xRs sRs
consider the subject status Of hundreds
Of millions Of people S1 under and,ti6es the noes
Of the Versailles compact. dominated
by the creditor nations Of the world (.
seeds Of Future wars.
Here arc the seeds Of future WARE.
the only release from intolerable eondi-
tions This, We like to think IL a pro-
crossing world. developing clvillIa.
tion. Universal peace must come not
from fixed boundaries and unchangtnK
restrictions, not from leagued and arm
ed force, but from enlightened and ex-
banded human nature. oroadeneo ac-
ouatntance and understanding.
Let US do our part In the world nrs.
bv giving the world fitting example OF
self-governmcnt, competently conduct.
cd. Before We reach for the stars, lei
us sweep the hearth.
Neart Of America
"W-hile there has been great deai
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