Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-23
SENATOR SMITH
GIVEN BIG OVATION
BY DEMOCRATS
Confines Frorn rage u

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address of the meeting MAS that BY
enator smith Tie senator CID no'
aesltsl { 70 adsaH shat he rad net beet
ali 81 aet SUI among he see2ir from
i san ipoin II tampalgniag BAT slla{
BY had beef spending The last four
sears III WASHINGTON s,rYing ne pee
pie hi me- s.ate the he&t q ats atal
IT'S Ii these faur years. he said. he
mad been more a pQOlic servant and
the paDlie t.enaad on him had been
greater tha "a ser Lefare II his entire
aoisiiesI career He declared that he
ma worked iar,er tnan lie had ever
yoss..sl b9i; ile added that he isla
genuine pleasure in iats w0gk
Ihe campaign IN Nhiell W. are eA-
gastd is entirels diiierent from any il
slli, me eyer engaged, he SAID
rhe women sand side 81 side with
.fne men ii this conflict And the ab-
ligafl8n oa the Women for service IS
she same rs thar ress!ng on the men
believe as firmly believe any
mig ina; SO haze entered into good
l.ersflp ana nat We haze entered
INTO il III tlle best possible time the
most crucial ia he world history
The Women II this country vii stand
firmly III The interests 81 justice and
morality. ard / feel hat they Will r.
line ana purify the politics u this
country There is no question II the
minds of anybody as ~ the right Of
women Is vote That has been SCI
led And when they come g vote. !
I'm confiGent that they Will not be
ound Venting They Will Inc up on
the Side II righteousness and justice
ana peace
senator NTH brought forth q roar
If applause When he paid tribute ~
Governor Cox saying that Cox was
MOI man 70 serve special interests,
TAI hs IS mo- man to be drawn aside
and told what 10 do. that he would
serve no class, but the people as q
whole He caused more applause
when he defended the Democratic ad-
nlnisfraton from the charge Of ex-
ravaganco
AS for himself he said, when i
came To voting money TO save the
Young men Of the country he voted
she money every time and lie had no
apologies Is make This statement
also was applaildoa.
Yes, lie continued, we spent your
lmoney helped to do ii. ! voted To-
provide everything that was neces-
, ~
thing to protect our soldiers and make.
hon more efficient We spent the
money, but We shortened the war by ii
year. We saved millions Of lives, and
We saved your money in the end.
The Senator went into discussion
of the League Of Nations and tho stand
lof The candidates upon it Harding,
LIE said. was sauarely against the
!.eague cox WIS squarefy for il
And there he said. lies the over
shatloNing issue OF tile campaign. II
Ieiovernor Cox is elected he will
promptly submit the peace treaty for
ratification If Senator Harding is
elected. he says he will scrap the
/ League lie will keep US out Of It, in
/ ignohle isolation, associated with Rus
sia. Germany. Austria. Turkey and
Mexico, while all the rest Of the world
viii be In the League.
II DO not believe that will come to
pass. believe that the men and We
men of this country will vote to put
Amerea with the leaders not the lag
CARDS, in the worlds progress. The
League is the hope Of every youth and
ST every woman in the world II IS
the strongest and soundest plan ever
ievised " end war, the greatest docu-
ment ever panned By fallible human
! hands
He concluded his speech with ref
erenee Is the achievements under the
present Democratic administration
citing. among other things, the con
4 duct of the war. the creation of the
i Federal Reserve Bank which. he said
aas stopped panics; the Farm Loan
\ Bank. Federal aid for roads and q
number Of other things.
Representative Stevenson followed,
driving home his points in manner
that brought much applause He paid
a high tribute 10 Senator Smith, with
4 whom, he said, he has been thrown in
/ frequent contact In Washington
1 Senator Smith he said. had never
been found wanting IN support Of the
administration, never failed 10 sup
port measures Tor the welfare Of the
4 people. had always rnng true.
says Cox Will Win
Howard Bryant delivered a feryent
appeal III behalf of the Democratic
ticket. and made sanguine predic-
ton Of the election Of Cox and Roose-
lsselt. as we'll as Senator Smith.
The closing address OF the meeting
vas that of Mr. khnger who spoke
4 Tor only three minutes. as it was then
/ near IL O'Clock. His remarks were
chiefly an attack upon the record Of
/ Congressman SYDNEY e. Mudd, his OPP
I ponent IN the campaign, and he asked
the voters 10 give him their support