Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
ISSUE EMP PHAS|ZED
IN CANTON SPEECH
BY OHIO GOVERNOR
INDUSTRIAL. PROBI FMS. LEAGUE
AND q. u. r. CAMPAIGN AkE
FEATURES OF Address
FLAYs REPUBLICAN FIGHT


By Associated Press.
CANTON. ohio. Aug. 9i.--l.abur
problcns. the league Of nations and
i.cpublicnn campaign contributions
were featured by Governor Cox In
an address here tonight, and also
at an afternoon meeting at orr
VILE. Ohio.
Settlements of industrial COntro-
VcrsleS by force of public opinion
instead nf the bayonct, while order
h maintained and neither side 10
n controversy aided by the govern.
mrnt was urged hy the Democratic
presidential candidate here tonight
az the auditorium. The labor issue
was emphasized ~ this Industrial
community. IN which Governor Cox
figured during the steel strike last
fall for refusing Ia send troops
and also by removing a Demo
Crataic mayor.
Would IIuy Administration
"IarE. interests are contributing Ia
th, Republican campaign fund" Gov
crnur Cox declared. because they want
to buy an administration under which
soldiers and bayuncts Will be used 10
settle difficulties
That si5.OOO.O00 will bc the "low
mark" uf the Republican campaign
fund. while the Democrats VIII be as
.@.t,rs,y- M I,,t,'s turkeyn was lssserted -ss'
Cnvernnr cox. who said that his cam
naltsn fund charge had not been de-
MED He challenged denial and prom
i.cd to present evidence OF his charges
Dn the league issue. Governor Cox
declared that "thcre cannot De an eco
nomical rcadjustmcnt In America until
thIrgs are tied together In other parts
of the world" and reiterated arguments
that America should enter the league
Ia keep faith" with American soldiers
and the allies. lie denounced sep
nrnt. pcace with Germany M bal
faith" base dshOnur and descrtion oi
the allies
Replies 60 Harding
R.t,ly u.s.,i WAS made 10y Governor
Cox In his OrrVillc speech to street
,rtMd from an automobile truck lho
address, uf ScnataOr Harding. his Re'
milican opponent. IN which Mr.. haru'
Ing defended rllr senate. Governor COX
,ail Mir Harding failed 10 distinguish
I,e,wrcn the senate ~ an institution
and lhc group of Republican senators
who, the l muratnic nominee S'lu'
have formed duninecring. arrogant
ollgarchy. which Is trying to anneN
th" prs'idcncy'
In utS 'uNNliE tn' iaNNl Nh'HNi''i wv
crnT COX declared that the govern
mcni must preserve person and pru'cr'
property.
Il must maintain law aud order. ht
a,id lsrng careful that neither side t.
the dispute prucurcs the advantage 81
It's favor.
"Iath labor and capitol fhould under
stand that furvc must surrender "
ular, to calm reason. The future e
the country demands u. IN fact. ana tht
future uf the world as well.
Are Human Nfiairs
industrial controversies are n"reN
human affairs. Experience tells us
that bittern, which ordinarily II ca
gcndrrod grows cut uf two circum
siancrs. First. the belief that a Shari
bargain ~ b,ing sought either through
attempted oppression ~ the iaN"flhs
conditions ni financial strength. See
ond the attempt which is too often su,
c.~ful to bring itno the dispute tn
force uf government not fer the pur
uuSc ~ maintaining order. but To brina
an end to the strike.
There is no symptom ot present teh
denotes more dangerous than the eager
ness II snnc industrial captains To- cn
trench themselves IN the aNor an'
gratitude ol public officers. with th'
very definite Idea that force can u
invoked. u occaslon arises To co'nnc