Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
COX SCOFFS AT. G. O.P. CAMPA|
 CRY FOR CHANGE AT WHITE HOUSE
Democratic Nominee Fires Broadside of Questions to American Voters in At tack on Harding
A. p. Leased Wlrel

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 2S.-Ar- | guments addressed particularly to vot- CTS favoring Senator Harding upon the broad. general ground of desiring "a change" in national affairs. were em- phasized tonight by Governor Cox. To a large audience in Tomlinson hall and In a formal statement, Gov ernor Cox fired broadside of ques- tions to the American people, attacking Senator Harding and other Republican leaders for their league of nations. leg islative and political records.
 Republicans, when they are honest" Governor Eox declared, have acknowl- edged what is patent to everyone--that no one really wants Senator Harding for president, and yet they tell mo that as partisans. many expected to vote for him because they have been taught to believe that they wanted a change.' The expression was preached as pro- paganda by reactionaTy leaders until tt has become nauseating to the public"
 Governor Cox asked whether the voters desired a change back to nor malcy relative to legislation" to "tax revision by big business" 10 success of reactionary politicians" Co "con- troi of government by men led by Lodge and Penrose.' and 70 other con- ditions
 Rsnsws Attack on Weekly
 Governor Cox's visit here was tho occasion for a great rally of Hoosier democracy. A parade, with fireworks. torchlights and bands, was staged and the governor spoke to an overflow meeting outside of the hall. Hundreds Of persons. including many clubs, marched in the parade.
 The governor arrived at 5.30 D. m. from Dayton. Ohio. where he spent the day resting and where he issued second statement attacking the Satur- dav Evening Post. renewing charges of unfair partisanship.
 Governor Cox also preached the league of nations and predicted victory next Tuesday
 When started this campaign" said Governor Cox. T made tho prediction that VIC would drive our opponents out Of tho front trench by mid-October. have now visited 36 stares. Not only has that prediction como true. but the retreat of the reactionnrfes- forces has become a rout The American people clearly are for our going into the league. The lines arc definitely set. My election means our going into the league and notwithstanding the 'wiggiing and wobbling of senator Harding the voters have taken him at his word that he is against the league and that he has turned his back upon it.
 Every smoke screen set up by the senatorial oligarchy' has been pierced and every entanglement has been torn down. The specious attempt to builc up a slogan for a change is the last to fall. My opponents make their fight upoI the league issue and upon me. The, have failed in their attempt to diver the issues. They have been compelle' to recognize that Cox is the candidat and no longer can they continue thei
 xnyl4O they have pitnessly belabored fo months. even though they know h was sick and unable to defend him self--as much a victim of the war a ia any disabled soldier fin the hospital.
 Queries Voters
 In his assault upon sentiment for '' change" Governor Cox put these ques ti0ns to voters.
 DO they want a change that wi mean tax revision from a big busines point of view7 That is tho change the would get from Senator Harding.
 DO the cattle raisers want th change desired by the packers SO thu the Kenyon -Kendrick bill VIII | killed. leaving the cattlemen to obtai whatever prices the big five elect give? All of Senator Hardings polit cal associates are opposed to that bi DO they desire to change back snornalcv' relative Co lcgislation3 WI Johnson. Borah. Norris and the oth progresslves in and out of congre deny they are hoping to prevent Pei rose from writing tho next tariff bil DO they want a change that " mean success to the program of IT actionarv politicians. including Sem tor Harding desirous of abolishing direct primaries and thus climiuatil the troublesome instructed dcieEatlo when the old guard leaders at -'ll mn. for their duadrennial conference pick the presidential nominee Tor [ Republican voters of America
 DO the farmers want change 70 federal administration headed by Sc ator Harding, who declared fin " that wheat could be raised at pro for S1.0O a bushel?
 DO the farmers want change tho typo of political control th brought about the agrarian revolt North DakotaT
 "Do the workinEmcn or Amer want a change Go an administrau headed by Senator Harding who vot for the antl-strike sections or Cummins bill. although tn keeping W his general conduct he would pose m as friend of laborf
 Attacks Lodge and Penrose
 DO the women of America want change that would mean contvl rovernmcnt by men led by Lodge a penrose. who opposed woman suItra and every other moral issue and are just as wrong on all social serF problems now as they are on the leas of nations2 During that portion oI last seven years in which there wa Democratic congress more huina tnrian and national welfare lesislat was enacted than during the whole q tory of preceding Republican e' grcsses. and more Of it Will pe au' 10 the statutes when the women have rejected the party of evasion ,r misrepresentation
 "uo tho small business men or nation want a change in the iedt reserve banking system that would able small group of bankers 70 reg control or tho money power ot
 country
 "Do thc supporters ot fair ana n est elections want go change that w, mean moro power to senator W", of Indiana. uho engineered Inc ull"'