The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-15
GOVERNOR COX At
P0CA1ELLO TODAY
ID DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE HANDS
HOT SHOT TO REPUBLICANS
LEFT FOR UTAH.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE HAND,
HOT SHOT TO REPUBLICANS
LEFT FOR UTAH.
Pocatello-(By A. P.)-Goyerno
Cox today ended his campaign i,
Idaho with speech to a large crowt
at o'clock. Following this address
the governor left for Utah where he
IS scheduled to deliver a number Of
addresses before going to San Fran
cisco. In his address here TODAY
Governor Cox said, in part:
Rays Republican Slush Fund
our Chairman has made some
reference to progress and reaction.
If you will take the time to analvze
all the elements that enter into > no.
iltlcal contest, it is interesting to OBJ
serve: That big business is always
with reaction. That must be more
than coincidence. When we were
called upon to adopt a new Consti
tuition in Ohio, the same interests
that are aligned against me this year
IN Ohio were aligned against prog
Tess there. They predicted smoke
less chlmneys. They wanted the old
order preserved because they had the
pest OF it under the old order, and
they did not want it disturbed. Why
DO they object to a progressive ad-
ministraion of affairs at washington
this year? Because they know per-
fectly well that if the progressive
candidate for president is elected.
and there is only one running, thev
Will not have a reserved seat when
We begin business at Washington.
Now Owned By A Ring
Il was not nominated bv anv San |
atoral ring or any other kind of a |
ring, and | will not be tied down to
my front porch by any Senatorial |
ring or any other kind of ring. The
only front porch I am interested in
IN this campaign is your front porch
and l mean to carry the issues to
you there
Slush Fund Charges Repeated
Il think you are familiar with the
fact that l have made some charges
IN this campaign. l have charged
that an attempt is being made to
purchase the Presidency of the Uni
ted States, and regardless of denials
q did not expect them to do anything
else except deny), | repeat the charge
IN this presence, and | will continue
to press that charge until the End day
of November, 1920. One would have
thought that the Newberry episode
In Michigan would have had its re-
events, but the resolves of certain
interests to take over the affairs of
our government, amounts apparently
% a mania. Unaffected by the New
berry experience, money was spent
after it had been collected from busi- I
less interests in the pre-convention
in such sums that the
whole country was shocked by the
scandal. Millions of dollars admit
edly were expended in behalf of it's
andidates. The Newberry affair and b.
he preliminaries to the Republican Il
ational convention are now admitted d
ublic facts. They are recounted as 81
irst systems as an iniquitous con- W
agion that continues. Judging the al
uture by the past, the people them m
elves must bring it to an end. Moth q
lg apparently except the stiff shock w
expressed public condemnation at &C
le polls will be effective The New m
erry lesson went unheeded by the M
interests behind presidential candi- th
ates in the Spring and early Sum W.
ler of 1920, and the admonition re
1hich the multiplied circumstances tit
the recent past would ordinari- ar
: carry to the normal mind is insult m
cient to stay the hand of greed, of da
,nspiracy, and the corruption which
shall be my duty to expose until no
lie Ides of November ~ -,
Cites His Ohio Record ~ y
81 have been Governor of Ohio six ho
rown the uniform of @ soldier into 90 %.
g perspective nor the skyline of az ae,
industrial controversy. And we 81 ~
I've never fired shot in Ohio for oss o,a
e purpose of settling an industrial Ea e.,
rike. Now, you ask me, was prop 90 ;
ty protected? 1t was Was per po, pz,.
n protected? 1t was. Was the law ge
eserved? 1t was Well, then, how pa pa,
! we do it? We kept the bayonet ''a
vered up. We never used it. We
ed in place the Golden Rule. 1t
,rked perfectly. That explains the the
'ge contributions of some of the 1.3
. interests ]
Profiteers Are Not New Sel
'Profiteers are not new in Ameri- of
The tribe has only multiplied, 83-
ats ALL Profiteers have existed 19-
this country throughout the years. raj
officers helped to make up Mark usu
mas campaign fund in 1896, the
en-, according to the Wall Street belt
lrnal, and it ought to know, there the
S raised a fund aggregating six Jan
N million five hundred thousand 30z
lars. Now, you people who are rair
crested in farming may inquire, of {
ell, how can it affect us ?" It can sew,
ect you in this way; first, in the Feb
ltrol Of the Federal Reserve Bank
tenn, which these interests have G
ir eyes on with the intention of cone
asculating it's provisions and re- reae
ming the money control Of this drill
ntry bark into the hands of Wall fall,
eet. 1t can control you in an yet
er way. The interests that pur- take
Sc your produce in the main, the fielt
erests that purchase your hogs This
your cattle in the main, do not fore
ut passed law regulating the plan
storage and the big packing in larg
.sts in America
History has known no greater
of our resources than that which
e with the World War when A
erica was called upon to provide state
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