Arizona republican., 1920-07-31

Referring to the conference at Day ton yesterday between Governor Cox and Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, Democratic supporter of the Repubii- can treaty reservations, Senator Hard ing said it was evident they had not agreed on article 10 and that the Dem ocratic nominee was standing by the president for ratification of the league without essential notifications
 The statement also rapped George H. White. the Democratic national chair man, for his criticism of the Repub- lican plan to hold campaign contribu- tionS to Sl ,O00. each, and predicted that by November the country would show it's disapproval of unlimited campaign funds
 Undoubtedly it is quite truen he continued, that certain powerful fit- ternational interests deeply concerned in carrying out the administrators foreign policy are prepared to contrib ute most liberally to the Democratic that without such contributions. the Democrats would find it difficult to raise the funds they need.''
 The candidate did not reveal wheth- CT he would make the league issue a feature of his frs. front porch address tomorrow, but those in his confidence said he was prepared to follow up the fight with other public utterances soon Tomorrow's address is to be delivered to delegation from Mansfield, Ohio. Gist Of Statement Senator Harding s statement said:
 Our Democratic friends are having difficulty getting away from the em- barra sSment incident to their candf- dates visit to the White House and the announcement that he and the president found themselves in entire accord.
 At the time of their conference I addressed some questions to the Dem ocratfc candidate, which he has not thus far seen fit to answer One was whether in his conference with Presi- dent Wilson he had pledged himself to the ratification of the treaty and league without essential notifications An other was whether article 10 had been accepted by him. Still further, I asked whether Governor Cox had undertaken if elected. to renew the demand that this country take a mandate over Armenia. I asked whether Governor Cox had undertaken to maintain the administration policy in the Adriatfc where their policy has already we'll nigh forfeited the friendship Of the Italian nation. brought Italy to the verge of revolution and almost wrecked the establishment of peace I asked whether Governor Cox had pledged himself to insist, as President Wilson mas nereto1ore insisted, that Thrace shall be settled as Bulgaria desires rather than as Greece desires.
 Questions Unanswered
 Tn short, I asked whether the Democratic nominee has taken over the various known and unknown com mitments of the administrations for eign policy in order to establish har- mony between the president and Gov ernor Cox.
 None of these questions has been answered. But there is accommodating evidence as to the Democratic atti- tude. Senator Walsh of Massachu- setts, Democrat, was in Dayton yes- terday and after a long talk with Gov ernor Cox, declared, he was going to support the governor According to the newspaper reports, the senator was asked about Governor Cox's decision regarding article 10 aGd Senator Walsh said It was possible for him to agree with candidate on nine out of ten issues and still support that candidate even if they differed on the tenth proposition
 Cox Agrees With Wilson
 Thus it becomes apparent Senator