Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-08
Govelnor Declares Disputed Barnes List Made with
 Senator's Consent
FIRES BARRAGE AT
 BIG BUSINESS MEN
Democratic Nominee Stands for Good Government to
 Stop Radicalism
rAseoeiat>d Press x,as.d Ir:,.,

MlNOI, N. h., Sept. Big buSi- ness was flayed and progressivism preached by Governor Cox in a tour today of 200 miles in North Dakota close to the Canadian boundary.
 These issues, together with the League of Nations, were emphasized to eight audiences composed princi- pally of farmers, laborers, small bus mess men, women and children. Be- sides two extended speeches at Grand Forks early today and here tonight the candidate spoke at Lari- more, Devils Lake, Leeds. Rugby, Towner and Granville, making a brief talk from the rear platform of his train. Big business is seeking his defeat, the governor declared. con- tributing largely to the Republican funds. Large interests. he asserted, gre arrayed almost solidly against him and are 'leagued with the senate oligarchy."
 To his audience here tonight and also others en route, Governor Cox recited former President RoOsevelt's fight in 1912 against alleged ''reac- tionary Republican leaders"
 ''He led the crusade against vested interests and political bosses who served them" said the governor. He called the roll and specified persons by name He named Boss Barnes of New York, Penrose and Shoot as connecting links between crooked business and crooked politics"
 Referring to testimony before the snnate campaign funG investigation committee of alleged subscriptions by large corporations and wealthy in dividuals to MT. Barnes Republican book, Governor Cox continued:
 "The same old crowd is back
 in the front line. Barnes, who in Roosevelt's mind was the Judas of the party, has been made it's Saint Paul and has been desig- mated to write the faith of the party for this campaign"
 Reading the names of the Barnes Book list, Governor Cox
 added:
 Large sums were pledged to MT. Barnes to instruct the cleo torate. That it was done with the knowledge and consent of
 Senator Harding. the candidate for these same interests, is shown by his letter directed per sonally to MT. Barnes. 1t is also commended by Boise Penrose, Pennsylvania boss. This is of in-
 terest this year because the same voices have defed the voice of the primaries and nominated member of the senatorial oigar- chy who did not receive a major ity vote in a single state prima- ry." Governor Cox said he came as a of progress, prOsperi- , ty and peace. ''The kind of prosperity" he ex- plained, that will enable the farmer, the business man and the laborer to get his share, but with no reserved seat in the government for big busi- ness or special privilege" Besides seeking an "underhold in Governor Cox declared that large industrial interests desire an administration which would use force in industrial disputes and he reiterated pleas for the golden rule, ! not the bayonet" in settling strikes. | The local communities visited to- ! day by Governor Cox is the stage of | fighting between the Non-Partisan | League and it's opponents and "radi- calism" was discussed by the candi- ! date Urging progress rather than i reaction, he said: Wherever you have despOtism | you are going to have revolution. If l you don't blow your corn you will ! have weeds If you don't cultivate l
 
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