Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-21

the world depends upon the peace h,hone
English spealing nations and tlat tnor.
could be no peace among this race uhu'
the Iri sh question was settled. -,
"Now. II I'm elected President, said
Mr. Cox "this is what ! am gong 10 90
about the Irish question. I'm gong 70
bring that question TO the council oi ehe
League of Nations and have 1t settied.
For 100 wears those people have ,seh
struggling with it and up to date they nav
not been able to get It even INTO q squi,,t ,
court But believe that justice shouid pe
done them and shall see, II elected, tllaS
il is brought to the bar OF pupile oI,'",'
Continuing his reference to the ne-
w;Idering Kaleidoscope changes made by
Senator Harding in his spellbinding tour,
Governor Cox convulsed his audience
with the many instances of change oi
mind of the G.. o. 7. nominee. Inc
audience roared in laughter, and here was
the most damage to those who are work
ing for Republican success. Apparently
the audience was with Governor Cox ana
his party as he proceeded from date 10
date since Senator Harding began making
speeches, to show how inconsistent the
Republican nominee has been
PREDICTS PANIC.
Referring to what viii happen if the
I,eepue of Nations is defeated, the gov
ernor said: "The greatest business de-
nression of all times is hanging over TINS
nation It's bound to follow the defeat OF
| tho League of Nations If we do, however,
90 in for the league, it viii stabilize things
| throughout the world. Europe wants To
buy more goods of us than she ever mas
But she hasn't got the credit ana the
! reason she hasn't got the credit IS DC
| cause she must spend money 70 Keep uI
armies and navies But if tho League OF
Nations wins then her credit Will be
established and there will be anothel
Governor Cox told Of the terrible con
ditions that maintain abroad lie sai'
there are 5000 persons, mostly chlldfen
diving weekly in Vienna; that former rioi
and poor walk the streets barefoot, sceKinIl
food All of these things are due to th
absence Of credit which the nations nov
facing starvation could receive undef Ih
results OF the League OF Nations
His perroration was most impressive
He first referred to tho creed ol oIllc
parties as selfish. He said Cnin wns eas
out of tho garden of God because nc VI. wa
eolfeb That the creed Of Christ stood 10
. sociol equality and that Christ's cree
, The governor was greeted with cheer
I and applause when he had completed b b
address and the meeting ended with II
bonodiction pronounced by Rev, rathC rrt
Tucker. The outside meeting folio"e
ond lasted about 10 minutes.
! While tho crowd was waiting at trenc
. street station for Governor Cox 70 con
: nloto his breakfast, Repreecrtatiye,
!. Edward McNabb, Democratic oandid,al
!. for Senator IN tho Second district hanac
+, II one Of Mr.. Cox's secretaries. q han'
i some cane-umbrclla Nh. MoEabb, ga
III cano was gift from Prohibitc
/. tro,+ Roinha~dt. friend of GovoTn'
! Cox Nj Reinharlt,a business ,-l,l cngag{ !, T
: ,1co+.ne ,--cc.. or r-cctinE His friend, and
: asked Mr. McNabh e look a1tef tAo ll'a
( ter for him.
I Baltimore, where he will address nleo''h
4 this afternoon and tonight.