Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
DEMOCRATIC CHIEF
GIVEN TREMENDOUS
.OVAT|0N|N CHICAGO
Deafening Tumult, Last
ing Fifteen Minutes,
Greets Him.
BIG THR0NG B00s NAME
OF HENRY CABOT LODGE
Governor Tells Audience He
Brings Message of Victory
From IS States.
VOTE AS SOLDIERS FOUGHT"
This Ia Appeal Of Nominee AS He
Drives Nations League
Issue Home.
BIG THR0NG B0os NAME
OF HENRY CABOT LODGE
VOTE AS SOLDIERS FOUGHT"
This Is Appeal OF Nominee as He
Drives Nations League
Issue Home.
lBy Associated Press.1

SHiSAGo, oct. 3Q-A great ovn-
ton was given the Governor when
he arrived at the Coliseum. where
seats had been provided for 1000
persons Hundreds were standing,
tho a!sles, stnirways and all other
points of vantage being filled. Flags.
hat". handkerchiefs were waved in
forest OF outstretched arms. Paper
was torn to bits and scattered from
the balconies and the dearcning roar
riValled tumuit of national conyen-
lions. After several minutes signal
for quiet was given hut -disregarded
There was n fresh outburst when
MIS-. Cox stepped to the side of her
husband for moment
After ton minutes OF cheering. the
band played Tho Star Spnngled
Banner with many of the audience
singing. At the conclusion tho up-
roar was continued. S-5
Ftfteen-Miaute Denaonstration. !, 2,
The DEMONSTRATION lasted fftee n
minutes,
The platform from which Governor
Cox spoke was almost on the SPOT
where Senator Lodge. of Massachu-
sets. presided over the Republican
convention, and the convention sound
ing board over the speakers plat
form also WAS used tonight.
Governor Cox was introduced hv
Robert sweitxer. clerk OF Cook Coun-
~. as the leader OF the greatest
single hand fight ever made for tss
presidency"
Il bring you the message from
thirty-fve States" Governor Cox bc-
gan that the Hindenburg line form
ed oy the senatorial oligarchy and thu
interests OF special privilege, which
SIX months ago was thought to ba
impresnabie. has been smashed.1
referring to tho Republican CON
Vention, Governor Cox said: 49,
The candidate Of the reactionarv
was not nominated in this hall"
Declaring that Senator Harding w,.
CHOSEN In nearby hotel. Governor
cox added that the delegates .wcra
permitted to ratify and they d.d
without any reservations" S%.s
The crowd laughed and cheered tho
governors immediate attack Supon
ms oppopent and also nm attack upon
the Republican platform which. ne
said. ratified the senatorial conspir-
aey' by plaising the Republican Sen.
ators involved. The name of Senator
Lodge was Kissed and booed loudly
when the Governor reiterated his
conspiracy" charge against the SEN
ator. Names of other Republican
Senators denounced by the Governor
Tor signing the round robin" also
were Kissed.
Crowd Strong for Governor.
Hit'em again, Jimmy" the crowd
fra1 .
fred his shots at Senator Harding
and others prominent, he said. in "the
senatorial oligarchy."
Governor Cox. of Ohio. virtually nm
ished his presidential campaign here
tonight with series OF speeches to
many thousands OF, persons to whom
nc pounded home his league of ma
lions and other doctrines. Except for
q hnal speech next Monday night at
Toledo, Ohio. today was the last. and
rushing day OF campaigning for the
Democratic candidate.
In addresses here. at Gary, Ind. ana
Evanston. H. Governor Cox predict
ed victory for "the cause OF peace"
In next Tuesdays election, and urged
his audiences to vote as our soldiers
Fought, to end war" His largest aud
fence was that tonight in the Golf
scum. where his Republican adyer-
sary. Senator Harding. was nomin-
ated last June.
The Governors political repertoire
and physical stamina were taxed bv
today's number and sizo OF his aud.
fences in a program which kept him
the center OF swirling crowds until
midnight, when his train pulled out
for Dayton.
Wants Pledge Kept.
American entrance into the league
OF nations was q pledge" to the men
who fought In the world var and their
mothers--a bond to end wars forever,
IL poasible--and also measure fos
national and world progress. economic
and moral. was stressed, by Cover
nor Cox in all OF. today's addresses.
He reiterated vehement attacks ppou
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