Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-29
GOVERNOR ]. COX
 TRES BROAOS|DE .OF QUESTIONS AT INDIANA THRONES

l-NDIA4NAI lnQ., OCt. ZN. Arguments addressed particularly 10 voters favoring Senator Harding up- on the broad, general ground Of de- siring "a change" in national affairs were emphasized tonight by Cover nor Cox.
 To a large audience in Tomlinson hall and in a formal statement. Gov ernor Cox fired a broadside of ques- tiOns to the American people at tacking Senator Harding and other Republican leaders for their league of nations. legislative and political records
 Republicans. when they are hon. est" Governor Cox declared. have acknowledged what is patent to everyone-that no one really wants Senator Harding for president. and yet they tell me that as partisans. many expected to vote for him be- cause they have been taught to be- lieve that they wanted a change The expression was preached as propaganda by reactionary leaders until it has become nauseating tO the public"
 Extended Hearty Welcome
 Governor Cox asked whether the voters desired a change back 'o normalcy relative to Legislation fo '-"tax revision by big bushes success Of reactionary politica-5." to control of government D.. men led by Lodge and Penrose, and to other conditions.
 Governor CoX's visit here was the occasion for a great rally Of Hoosier (. democracy. A parade, with fire works. 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 Saturday Evening Post. renew ing charges of unfair partisanship.
 Cox Predicts Victory
 Governor Cox also preached the league of nations and predicted vic tory next Tuesday
  said Governor Cox. "I made the pre- diction that we would drive our op- ponents out of the front trench by mid-October. I have now visited 36 states Not only has that prediction come true. but the retreat of the re- actionaries' forces has become rcut The American people clearly are for our going into the league. The lines are definitely set. My election means our going into the league and notwithstanding the 'wiggling 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 il.
 Every Screen Pierced
 Every smoke screen set up by the senatorial oligarchy' has been pierced and every entanglement has been torn down. The specious at tempt to build up a slogan for change is the last to fall
 My opponents make their fight upon the league issue and upon me. They have failed in their attempt to divert the issues They have been compelled to recognize that Cox is the candidate and no longer can they continue their assault up on President Wilson whom they have pitilessly belabored for months. even though they knew he was sick and unable to defend himself--as much Sictim of the war as is any S1i-aIIaI ;r ho ,f
 In his assault upon sentiment for "a change" Governor Cox put these questions to voters:
 Means Tax Revision
 Do they want change that will mean tax revision from a big busi- ness point cf view? That is the change they would get from Senator Harding.
 Do the cattle raisers want the change desired by the packers. SO that the Kenyon-Kendrick bill will be killed. leaving the cattlemen 10 obtain whatever prices the big five elect to give? All of Senator Hard ing's political associates are oppos- cd to that bill
 Do they desire to change back to 'normalcy relative to legis ,h? Will Johnson, Borah, Norris aHd the other prcgressives in and out of congress deny they are hoping to prevent Penrose from writing the next tariff bill?
 Program of Reactionaries
 Do they want change that will mean success to the program of re-  actionary politicians. including Sen atpr IIardiug daSiroue of ah.Ifsf,iur