The Butler County press. [volume], October 22, 1920, Image 6

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GOVERNOR THANKS WORKERS
Turning to the great array of workmen in their shop clothes, he returned his thanks
for their presence, and then said, amid frequent bursts of cheering:
"You and I fought together for a progressive Ohio you and I fought together in the
fight for a workingman's compensation act you and I fought together the forces of reac
tion you and I fought together for a mother's pension law you and I fought together in
behalf of the average man you and I fought together for a new form of justice in Ohio,
doing away with the long delays of the war and giving to the weak the same chance that
the strong had enjoyed throughout the years.
"And the forces that we fought then stand arrayed against us now in the fight not
only for human justice in our domestic affairs, but the fight that we are making for a
world-wide peace that will endure throughout the centuries.
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GOVERNOR JAMES M. COX
He has fought with you, and for you in the Past
He will fight for you, and you in
YOU IN OHIO KNOW YOUR FRIEND
Laboring Men at Marion, Ohio, October 16
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"In this great fight the forces of big business are opposed to us, to you and to me,
as they were when we made the fight for a new constitution in Ohio.
"Many of them are making large contributions to the reactionary campaign and they
do it because they know that under six years of progressive administration in Ohio they
had a square deal* and nothing more than a square deal, and the difference between a square
deal and what they expect and what in all probability they have been promised is what de^
termines the attitude of big business in this campaign.
GOLDEN RULE INVOKED
^Certain of them, are opposed to my position, which is that in the six years of my
administration as Governor of Ohio I never nave cast the uniform of a soldier into an in
dustrial controversy, nor have we fired a shot to settle a strike. We use in Ohio the Golden
Rule instead of the bayonet, and there interests know that in the nation I will use the
Golden Rule instead of the bayonet they don't want the Golden Rule they want the
bayonet, and that is why they are against me for the presidency of the United States."
—DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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