Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
.ALLEGES COX |S.
 TOWERING b UP MADE BY W|LSON|TES

CINCINNATI. Oct. 29-A day of campaigning through his own state was concluded by Senator Harding tonight with an address in Cincinna- t.'s music hall again drawing atten- tion to domestic issues and charg- ing that the Democratic party had sought to cover up mistakes at home by emphasizing speculative propo- sitions with reference to our foreign ~elations"
 Democratic slogans and promises of four and eight years ago were brought back before the voters by the Republican nominee in his enum- eration of shortcomings laid at the door of the Wilson administration In 1912, he said, the Democrats won with a promise to reduce the cost Of living, and in 1916 they used the slo' gan, he kept us out of war; although the administration knew definitely, absolutely, that our entry into the war was inevitable"
 Harping on Extravaeance
 Extravagance waste. unprepared- ness for war and for peace, and bungline industrial policy were among the failures" which the candidate declared had characterized eight years of Democratic rule. All of these. he promised to remedy under an administration dedicated first of all, tc putting our own. house in or; der"
 The candidates speech at Music hall followed a series of local dem- onsirations in which thousands wei corned and acclaimed him. Arriving here late in the afternoon from Ak ron. he was cheered through the | streets to his hotel and later he rode to the hall at the head of a parade in which many marching clubs par ! ticipated.
 Makes Short Speeches
 On his way from Akron he made i short speeches at Ashland. Green i Camp, Redwood, North Lewisburg, ] Urbana and Hamilton, reiterating { his position on the league and argu- .Hg fer constitutional government. At Dayton, the home town of Cover ! nor Cox, no speech had been arrang- : ed, but during a short stop there the i nominee and Mrs. Harding alighted from their train and shook hands with several scores of men and wom- en-
 i A gospel of understanding" that should insure domestic tranquility and honest politics was preached by Mr Harding at Urbana, and when some one in the crowd passed up to him a broom made at an Urbana fac tory he said he was pleased at the gift because it symboliZed the DO litical house cleaning" to be accom- plished on November 9
 In his night speech the senator gave major attention to domestic questions but also restated his DO siticn on the league and asserted that only by giving the proper exam pie to the world could the nation ful fill it's mission and pay it's debt to civilization.
 Quotes Abraham Lincoln
 Lincoln once said that our nation 1 COulu not Hdil anu free" he said. And by the same ; token and in the same sense the economic world cannot long endure half bankrupt and half solvent, hall subject and half free. This is obvi ous to all who consider the subject status of hundreds of millions of people under the fixed and practical " unalterable conditions of the Yer sailles pact, dominated by the cred itor nations of the world.
 Here are the seeds of future wars the only release from intolerablC conditions. This, we like to think as a progressing world, a developing civilization. Universal peace mus come not from fixed boundaries anc unchanging restrictions, not iron leagued and armed force but from en lightened and expanded human nat ure, brcadened acsuaintance and un derstandings.
 Example of Government
 Let us do our part in the wOrlC first by giving the world a fitting example of self government, compe tently conducted Before we reacl for the stars, let us sweep the hearth
 While there has been great dea said in the campaign about the hear