The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 14

— —eaSeeoe es ia D ‘m0 Seems Sure of the Elec+ toral Vote of Nevada. By David Lawrence. tic Nominee Now Gov. Cox's magnetic personality ts un- excell Ry here in Nevada, where Sena- tor Hefderson, Democrat, .is a can- didate for re-election, and if certain to win, since there is factional strife in the Republican Party, and Hender- son, who js a conservative, can count upon a big Republican vote, the suid Henderson is reported to have been worried by Cox's entry into the State, Things wore running Henderson's way without dragging the national ticket and its hantlicaps into the aituation. Even the Lai of Nationa Was sort of tabooed pic of discussion. But Gov, Cox surprised Henderson and everybody else by the impreastveness of hiv argument onthe ‘League and by his own forceful char- acter, Democratic leaders went away be- = . | Meving that while it might be dia- . M4 (Copyright, Nevada in a clone State thir Normally it is Democratic by womfortable majority although the ity of 5,000 which Wilson got in ‘was overwhelming. Only about to 45,000 votes are usually cast, is virtually © 10 per cent. m: y. ‘The Repudlicans who think Harding carry Nevada count upon him to win by five hundred votes. . That's it closely they figure majorities in ‘a small State. The Republican op- m is based entirely upon tho din- among the Democrats and continued murmurings which has going on against the Wilwon Ad- ‘ tration. The Republican leaders pf. estimate tho shift of Democrats to Harding will be considerable, but dis- | interested observers do not believe it will be enough. ! | That Gov. Cox will get Nevada's three electoral yotos would seem to be © a more reasonable expectation than a ean Victory, though It must be here for whatever significance } Mt may have that the political way- } farer encounters high Republican [hopes in States that are normally } Democrnttc and a nhake of the head Sand a bit of anxicty; though by no | means despair, among the Democratic Joaders in those same Staton, The truth of ‘the matter In that Pemocratic prospects have been at tow ebb everywhere in the West for many months and that whatever Re- Publicans may say about the effect of ‘Gov. Cox's trip, this great and vital has been exerted by him the campaign in the West, he hax ulated the working Democrata here. He has put backbone and into the rank and file, Many of ‘were originally for McAdoo and t know a thing about Cox until ly read his apeoch of acceptance, » they have seen the candidate For Juniors and Misses! Satin Dresses New Fall Two models illustrated! puted how many Republican votes were acquired, there could be no | doubt that the Democrats and those inatinstively friendly to the Demo- cratic cause, but straying from Wil- non leadership, now are disposed to stick In line under the Cox leadership. Henderson will run away ahead of Cox on the Democratic ticket, $0 will Senator Phelan in California, who too, ia understood to have been wor- Ou Gna thaire Mpertal: —s*er pr MO Retect sew and reported to be feeling much © Guy, Cox himself, pat a the Democratic camp and Stirring words about Bena tor Phelan’s record, Californians who Will tell you that Phelan has a good chance of re-election will hardly say that Gov, Cox has as good an op- portunity to carry the State's clec- act, Gov, Cox's of confidence, sin his wpe that he be- olutely in victory. Instead of m elected, 1 will appoint pf the Interior from the .* he says flatly, “After March, fourth, next, T will appoint, &o.” He dooun't use the potential mood at all He takes it for granted that he will be elected. That's one way to atimu- late Democrath titude Ia 01 Neves al saying y workers and any [ thor Kidd of political orpenteors, ‘There can be no question that Kepub- licans oven in the doubtful States | imp: have worked with twice As much en- thusiagm as they normally do «imply bechuse the betting and other signs Indionte to them a Republican tor Conversely, depression in the Demo- cratic ranks is due to the apparent certainty of Republican triumphs which bas been produced by Republi- can newspapers on theory that the country wants 4 chan, If to-morrow some m palgn happening turned ° toward the Democrats they would work 100 per cent, harder, The Democratic morale has been low due to dinorganization at Na- tional headquarters and lack of funds, It may have been wise to make vir- tue out of poverty when the Senate Committee began palgn was a failure at the very start. Perhaps the gréatest handicap, on the other hand, that the Republicans suffer from in this State is apathy. Dissatisfaction with the present Ad- ministration is current, but ft hasn't been deep enough to arouse all the voters, The Republican leaders fear they will not be able to get out the Repub- Hoan’ vote, ‘The. Democratic appre- hensions are based upon the depopula~ tion of certain Democratic counties on account of mining conditions. What has been lost to the Democrats, however, In the Goldfield district may be made up by the new arrivals at Kiko, Ths State is close, but the chanots are it will go Democratic by & narrow margin. Justice — Co-operation — Economy — Energy 5th Avenue Ten-picce Hepplewhite Model Dining Room Suite, illustrated at the right, in American Walnut.447,50 regularly 895.00 Ten-piece Louis XVI. 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