The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
Judge Morgan Is Given Great Demonstration
Of Loyalty Of Republicans Of Ohio County
COX WOULD AGREE WITH The SENATE
ONALEAGUE OF NATIONS PROGRAM
FHIS CANDIDATES GO TO THE SENATE

candidate. and other West Virginia can,
didates accompanied the prcs,dehllal
campaigncr Governor Cornwell intro
duccd the candidate at Charleston ana
George !. Neale here.
The governors addresses today were
at Hinton, Quinnimont, Beckley. at the
oak Hill fair grounds. Mt. Hope ray
ctteville. Fayettc. Montgomery, CaDln
Creek. Chareston' 81; Aioans idF AND anu mere mere
form talks and other small groups
cheered at stations where the presiden-
tial special rushed through.
to large crowd on a mountain side in
light drizzle after his scenic motor
trip from Beckley to Fayettc and a
sandwich lunch, secured by mouthfulS
between handshaking ut Mt. Hope where
a shower Of flowers was new demon
stration for the candidate.
In his talks to miners today the gov
ernor declared that the coal corpora
tions had tried TO fool the boys today"
Although there had been n coal car
rained coal cars along his route yes
terday, but the miners he said. .declar-
ed they would LAY off today to hear
the man who gave us, even IN West
Virginia, the mine run law. This law
in Ohio, the governor said. Stopped
over" into West Virginia under the dis
trict wage agreement.
Governor Cox also, with his mining
audiences. discussed the labor proyis-
ions of the League Of Nations, declaring
that they would stabilize labor condl'
tiops throughout the world.
Certain greedy. grasping corpora
tions." the governor said. mo Longer
can scare the American people to death
Europe. Under that guise, they have
robbed the American people OF billions
Of dollars in the past. But IT can't be
done any more. The truth Of the mat
ter Is that these interests are finding
that labor can't be exploited any Longer
in America"
The trails Of Gov. Cox and Gov. Low
den of Illinois crossed at Charleston.
While the Democratic candidate was
speaking on the capitol grounds, a oand
was playing u summons for the Repub-
lican rally, in the armory about one
hundred yards away. The cheers OF the
Democratic meeting were audible IN thn
Lowden auditorium and some spectators
attended both meetings.
Governor Cox tomorrow Will make his
final speech in West Virginia, at ke-
nova. During the day he will speak at
Ashland, KY, and Portsmouth, Ohio.
and at night in Cincinnati.
Learning that Governor Lowden's
meeting was about to begin, Governor
Cox paid a tribute to the; character and
congressional career ot the 1lilnols ex-
ecutive, with whom he served In con
yress- and then drew roar from his
audience by expressing the hope that
Governor Lowden would tell where the
Republican candidate stood upon the
league Issue.
The strenuous days program threw
Governor Cox almost three hours be-
hind his sch adule, but large crowds
waited, even after dark. to hear-the cam
dIdate at Charleston and ST. Adams. To
the latter he amplitied his statement re-
garding the leagues labor provisions,
declaring that Workingmens wages in
other countries would be raised 10 the
American standard.
"Workingmen will be paid" said the
governor, upon the basis OF pay in Am
erica"
Governor Cox was welcomed here with
a red torchlight parade of marching
clubs and loud bombs.