The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Mark Sullivan Sees
Danger To Cox In The
Liquor Mems Support
by MARI Bunivnn,
\ntlonnI Political Correspondents nI
Tho IntollIR"ncCr aud Sew York
EN"ninK I'uat

Washington. sept. {" II G"Sern"r
cox - l." have tho chnur" Ia ia" election
'Dut nd'p"mh"nt minded people ~""'h
liz, HIM l." have" hS must hnd h"m"
way 81 meeting III" type at 'hhrH"
which WA IiDDs Developed "i 'hi'nH"
thus ~o'k WtlI liaSh produced letter
wriIi'" les lh" >"w l"IH'I fri''"''""
81 I.Iu"r LnirI,nIs. nddIroH"d 10 "n"
" hUm IA" lrIlrI rrlui'h -" l"""i 'l'
n"d u,",ho' IA" l',r"r ~i"I"h that
no "rE.nIr"d Hague, i,"d' 81 ~" Loo
"ol h"" r'I ""' T." i" ,'n pat '"N"'"
ia, ,I',il"n e Ini,,'p ~ '"'
II unIcd that IT." "n"uiiHIi'n ~
'."' 80, t0 - hiu t"'' f"' "n' !"
tee atm ""d "a" h. attributed 4"
- ,dr u,pnuIsntI"us Tia, lo,I"r ia
II,r rinI.d thuI ''."t 100 b" ~"
m"un, ~ voI aud La 80" h' r'II"h "I"'"
:" arrr"," -" "'"""h'"'"' T." 'h' Vol
rIrnd nn RIO I,iior ,ndrd viIh 80
appeal I,t n,"nry 1" h'ir IL" campaign
Tho 80 nnuIsnii"u rhl,h """i "uI this
I,IIor Ia tho rnmr Ihai I"uI corr"
rr""'lont l"n w""h quoted ~ calling
"u lIu'"I ho"l't" !" holy 90 WIN u"
,nurr .ho go D., ."ru' 81 "u ;" 80" 1T"
Influence, ph,.u oIc,I ,h !" r,n' Uh ia"
v"lri'i INV ~.' n" !" l'''"i tie manu-
Tn,lur, mud rnIo ~ h""r "m'I lIuN whir7
mud I"nd IA, GEhi /" r"n'"'" ~" lE'Hh.
t""nih Nu,' ulm'"i l'"" IA" '"""'''n
il"u
Eourcs OF Danger :" Cox
Nq y"ur r"rrcPpnnd"ui 7nid lnU' n""h
Gov cox cannot p"HEihlv afford I" CON
,Inuo :" rll"v ihir k'uh ~ wet In
inrrrt 10 n'tiihui" I" him views mud
Intentions. whIrh tr ihcy ar, lnk"u ~
true would make hiu candidacy IA az.
from - lhnl uvrrV h"nI"E mnj"rilS
"T the p""ul" VII" h"Il"N" IN prohibition
nlcVp Gov Cox nndS 'pm" why to
"y"rcum" 'htu Kind Of charge. thou Ia"
trip which IL" IL Just nh"u, I" begin
through IA" West nnd Ear West VIII
BE- u vast" ~ hts Tim" II ia" "w"i' Yer
Hus dry" iSNu" ~ 1" h' a. much |" IA"
Ir, ut ns 'h"e" "harH"p NAH" Il. then
the West aud Ear West wlll vet" on
that is~u" |" the rN'luHI"n Of every
thing else
What cox gn,uH through h. al.
N"'n"J Of IL" !."nEu" ~ \hli"nS II"
l"scS through thlr Kind "i serious
"hnrg"a 'hnt TIA" "w"t interests M"
,uupnrilng him. The right wing Of t"Ns
army ~ hghtinR III" lett wink. cox must
lind som" wny Of "'"r""m'nE ma.
Many PERSONS who hay" hc"n Htudy-
inR Cox closely hclicNc II" ~ far bet
Ter mnu than This "w"t" support Of hiH.
They believe h" ~ "npnhl" II devotion
10 idrnliHm. JuHt nj this moment your
correspondent knows som" important
lcndcra--N"rnc az them in the Demo
cratic pnrtv and som" nm"uE indcp"n-
dent voters who mr." just On the point
OF giving their enthusiastic "uppor' To
Cox. hui who arc deferred by lhcsc'""t
charges. II iR not too much TO ray thRt
what now alludc 80 In at this moment
tho. determining factor or the Demo
cratic situation:
Tho attitude Of th"sn leaders means
thu dIrrrrcncc between "hc present ut
ter incrincSa In tn" Democratic M
tional headquarters and. ON the other
hand. such campaign ~ would Il"
IN keeping with CoN'S own energy.
The enthusiastic deviation Of som" "t
these leaders. With whose present
state Of mind your correspondent 10
familiar. would make tn" difference he
tween II feeble campaign on t"N's part
an pust as good n campaign ms Wilson
made in lglf ThrS" leaders would Ike
to throw their hearts into tho Cox cam
paiEn. hut hey are deferred by these
wet" charges.
II Cox can find some way Of over
coming the effects OF this "wct' sup
port his campaign will instantly take
on momentum that Il has not yet had
and cannot a. h"rwiSe get.
rryan docs not happen to be among
these leaders whose present stat" OF
mind know. hut how can Cox expect
to hold the Bryan Democrats in tn"
W"St with this kind OF charg" from
VIII Hays not satisfactorily met" And
- IL not merely the "NIrcin" "dryS" Ink"
Bryan.
18th Amendment Threatened.
There arc many persons VIII" would
like "a seq the Nolsirnd net made NOR"
reasonable Bat if IN" Nolstead act IL
tn hc amended. they want II don" 10y
th"s" who ar" friends "f tie prin"ipl"
Of prOhtiOn. they don't want III" stu.
alton controlled Ia interests who would
Ink" Ia gu back Ia the did conditions and
nulllfS the prohibr ION amendment.
u T. n"u-"nS" I" SaN Their" l. ~"
fear ~ uullifYInI TIA" Constitutional
nnIrudm"nt Any umrndm' ~ can L."
rulIin"d. II - runm"u kn"wl'dEC that
ia" uuTlt rII'L Nm' udmrni has been
"uIlln'i ter E"nrrrii''n with Il'
hunr-t nTpr"Hhl at many zee tl'ur &c
Ilr ,"unirN III" rr"hlhIII"n amend
ir'uI ,,,uuId rrnhIlN hr uull in'h uui ~
r,.,uli H., II tho re" Itr~N liuu"t
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"nd Iu-Ilnrh f'"I 81 "h" nuIiln' nIl""
81 IL" Ir"hlhiIi,n ruirudnnni uuh
ih"rr h" hm,' ihuI frni win not ruI'
port Gov uulc"r lac hl-roIr ~" 'I"uI
tho" 'hrrp"r pat "''' him '"E ln
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- hlr rurr"r'"r" IT. iu u h"'i"r mi"u
than tho wet iutCrCrlr IunhC him "uI
rul Ir "wor ~ T." himr";r I" ,lIN"r'C
hImrclr T"ru lh"m " h." p"rslhIy en-
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