Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01


 -ro-fers of the two great parties in the national campaign rested today in antici- nation of the final effort at vote get ling tomorrow, after which the people Anal araiters os the destiny of govern rnr-f and raffon--wiu come to their own af the polls to render their decision. Trourh r had been announced there would be no campaign activities on ac count of the Sabbath, the chairman oi hofh republican and democratic national committees spent a portion or the uay st their headquarters. Each reiterated ILs ore,sicfior of vest erday that the candidate of his party would be elected president No preeiection statement was issued py she other contendinE parties-socialist' farmer labor. prohibition and sociai-ia- Dor. ,..- senator Harding has closed his cam r,-i-, of spcech- making and returned 10 bis Marion home Co await the result or russaay's banoung. Governor COX mas one more appeal to launch to citizens ol his own state. This he will do at loleuo tomorrow evening". Seymour steuil'Aii' . .,.-l,iisf candidafe for vice president is In The west leading the light oi ms pdrIs t, rho absence uf his pricnipal. Eugene N psbs. who Is a prisoner in the federal .,.,ifrnfiarv at Atlanta serving sentence fo~ violation of the espionage law
 win n Hays chairman Of the repunli- ,-.n raffonai committee. summed up the cass of Senator Harding in a statement t- whirh he defined the issues Of the ~.-,ai-n. These issues he added, "nec- eu.arry are pcrEonifed by the candl- dates" .,.,.- Frankiin D. Roosevelt. vice presidential nominee or the democratic party niaa' -,,fffr a rtafene1t reviewing the cam
 rri 0TF01CL irr that election day will bring only on' r.a--ihic rcsuit-;he repudiation Of Sena fnr Harding as the representative /ot re action af home md abroad.
 me irruss.~ Mr. Hays statement de ciares -are plain.
 -t-pon fhc deriocratic side you have r-Irtcruationaiism. involving th' United states contrary to it's traditions and for the first time in it's history II a military alliance with four other grea rowcrs Co superirnpose then Will upon al other nations on earth
 ~z-Wusonisni. comprising the trui' dreadful effects of unpreparedness 10 both war and peace. ar unprecedente orry of waste ana extravagance, whol iv urinfeiiirent and ruinous taxation an an arrrerafion of executive heads nc toriousiy rnatchisss for inefficiency.
 ~1-CampaiEn methods.
 "f-Jamcs M. loA.
 .f-uo, The republican side you have: -i-Americarisu. cornprehending th -,--ae-vafion of the independence Of tn rspuhilc the faith of the fathers. the ir t.rritv Of the constitution. and an earnes desire 10 ioin with nll other free nation fn an honorable association designed without impairment Of self-control ( r-if-rrrpesf. Co maintain universal peac upon the enduring basis of justice e' tabiished under law rather upon author ty asserted by force
 e-Comprchension of vital domest problems and determination 10 solve thei through intelligent and synpathet cooperation Of all departments of Il government Instead Of by the arrogal domination Of one.
 "A campaign worthy of the party traditions and the country's honor.
 -t-warren c. Harding.
 ~s-Caivin Coolidge.
 "s-Neccssary the candidates personi fhc issues I would ask for no contra more vivid.
 -Even as chairman of the republic; national committee, therefore. l 7lake appeal specifically or exclusively to T uuhiicans My few plain words are a dressed Co ali true Americans. It is n a partisan appeal. IL is an appeal to ? trioiism.
 T simply ask them 10 vote witho fan. conforTnabiy 10 the admonitions their conscience. their patriotism al their common sense"
 The final prediction statement of Roosevelt was az follow:
 -Four months of a long uphill fig have Go a close. Seldom before in Am' lean political history have candidates one national tickets had to face such carefully organized opposition. It h been an opposition appealing 10 all q ts negative and most that Is sordid human nature We started out agaii fearful odds. The nation was in st; or unrest--a let-down following the t' sjon of var. This state of mind was e itaiircd by republican campaign mana ers Tn addition 10 this they have soul 10 iraarne the prejudice of foreign-bC .-iti.rns. Finally. it is well known u he whole support of the present repl .fican machinery comes from the gro Of Interest and politicians In the Uni States. which after twenty years, ( usrf best be described as the execut ard israteos Of the political will of Mi Hanna
 .starfinE with the Chicago convent fhs republican managers have shown cynical and contemptuous disregard everything that progressives have sti for in both parties
 -rt has been difficult to bring both si Of the czmDairr. before the voters causs of tho simple fact that la majority of the newspapers have pas Into republican control.
 Governor Cox and have made a v eincrre effort 10 point out the basic rs er than the superficial issues of e.n,aiEn. IT tho voters realize that Ia "a deap-seated struggle between two fsrent conceptions of Eovernment-t Ia the cid fight between the progress fw minded and the reactionists. the res on election day will furnish an o' u-hcininriy surprise 10 the old fashio prnrnost icator.
 Lastly. the whole conduct of the e pairn ln regard to the single paramo irsue or the league of the nations Is line with tho foregoing. On the one a cisar-cut programme for the future. fna carrying out of the highest pury cf our participation in the war. for .rrurrua1n wnconplishment of a