Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-21
Ohio Governor Charges 0p-
p0nenfS With Raising An
Er0Tmous Sum of Money
To g. sd in Campaign.
70 ASK CONTINUATION
CT COMMITTEE QUIZ
Says Democratic Platform Is
"a PromisSory Note Which
Will Be Paid in Full" Pre-
diets Party Victory.
Nv MORNING ,ov.s.L s-sa,.. LEASED ~r.r,

Columbus, Ohio, July 20
Charges that the republicans were
raising campaign fund sufficient
to shock the sensibilities of the ma
ton" were made tonight by Gov
ernor Cox, democratic presidential
candidate, in an address to the
democratic national committee,
which perfected organization for
the campaign.
The democrats, Governor Cox
declared, will insist upon continua-
ton of the senatorial investigation
of campaign collections and eX-
penditures and also will make fire.
QUtnt and dAta'led accountings OF
tlRiy finances
Dts moc-atc c platform, he de-
CiEreo is 90 promissory note
w1ilsl viii be paid in fun. He
FSsC bis address with a predic-
ta for a Notember victory.
White Chairman.
'toNernor G,r 8 address. togeth-
EsIh brio. Importing remarks
~ aAesal1ip D Roosevelt, his
nunug mat4 t)llowed election of
,ieorge RI. Wtite, former con-
gresham Of Iarietta, Ohio, as
chairman ot lie democratic nation
al committee manager of the
party camraign He succeeded
Homer s. Cum lings of Connecti-
cut. VINO has earved for eighteen
1r8nshs and who desired to be re-
licve8 FOR other campaign duty.
EdmEud II. Moore. Ohio national
committeemgn declined the chair
ananship fnr personal reasons, and
made POSSIBLE Mr. Whites election
by reE,Enirg from the committee
and givin,a way % him.
Many III .L1n campaign details
were LETT 10 Chairman White. He
was authorized 20 apoint g special
campaign subcommittee, probably
Of fifteen members.
Notification Dates.
The candidates and the new
chairman tentatively chose Satur-
day august z. for notifying Gov
MOI T'ox of his nomination at his
nome, Trails End. at Dayton.
The following Monday. August
s, was selected for similar ccre-
/ monies for Mr. Roos osAve't at his
home at HYDE PARK. y. Y.
Governor Cox's statement re-
garding republican campaign fur Is
and his pledge of democratic con-
duct were made in half hour ad-
dress.
"We, however, purpose TO deal
with eminent good faith with the
electorate with reference to plat
form pledges" said Governor
Cox, who was cheered repeatedly
1--WE mean to let every man and
woman understand where every
dollar comes from and for what
purpose it is spent. We not only
urge that as matter of high
principle. but in order to guarantee
the triumph of our cause.
Want Voters Advised.
owe do not want publication of
expenditures after election, We
want the voters to be fully advised
as to every circumstances of the
collection and expenditure of funds
in order that they may understand
that when democracy continues It's
duty, it assumes It without any OBJ
legation except the consciences God
gave us.
'Let us make up budget that
will carry the fullest details. rend-
er an accounting weekly or
monthly.
"And more than that. We shall
insist on the senatorial committee
investigating campaign funds con-
tinuing In session until the ballots
have been closed in November.
"You all know full WELL" Gov
ernor Cox continued. that cam
paign fund sufficient to stagger the
sensibilities of the nation is now
being formed If they believe that
is proper. God speed them in their