Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
COX CONCLUDES
 NEW YORK TGUR
 WITH AT TACK ON SATURDAY PQsI
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 NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-After AS hours visit. which his campaign man agers declared had won New York. " Governor Cox of Ohio left today for the last week of his speech making before the presidential election. Before entraining for West Virginia. Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, Governor Cox expressed entire confidence in the outcome of the campaign"
 Frankly. I expected to be elected" l" he said in one of his speeches yester- day and today he reiterated his con- viction to those who called to pay their respects to him and Mrs. Cox
 Throughout the day. except for an hour during which he drove around the city as a guest of George White, committee. Governor Cox kept to his apartment, receiving reports on the election outlook from his lieutenants.
 Among those closeted with him for | long conferences were E. H. Moore. his pre- convention campaign manager; N. E. Mack Democratic national commit teeman for New York: George F. Pea body and Senator Harrison of Mis- sissippi.
 Mrs. Cox announced she had given up her plan to accompany her husband Ton the final tour of the presidential race.
 Just before leaving the hotel for his special train Governor Cox issued the | following statement:
 'sPropaganda is not effective when labeled but in the guise of facts it | strangles truth and moulds the minds | into which it is introduced as facts The American people discovered this during the war and finally put upon disloyal propaganda the label which destroyed it.
 q am just now in possession of a | specimen of propaganda of thls very sort. It is an advance copy of the Saturday Evening Post. known to Q great public as a disinterested journal In all it's history its stated purpose has been to present the facts and atmos- l phere of political situations and tC
 refrain from controversial positions Tn this spirit the Saturday Eveninf bPost has been admitted as counsellor and friend into millions of American homes.
 "But the number of this 'magazin'
 which is to be distributed next Thurs
 day. the last number of the election
 suddenly throws off the cloak of non
 partisanship. For the first time in it
 history it resorts to the devices O
 partisan editorials and insidious car
 toons to create a sentiment for thu
 Republican ticket. Tn the cartoons
 am represented as a newsboy develop } ing false ard sensational happening } for the purpose of selling my wares . My opponent is depicted as kindly an'
 wise. The impression is sought to b created that am irresponsible: Sena tor Harding grave and reliable. Why has the Saturday Evenini l Post done this? Why has it betraye' | Al. 1r 4Iz eleventh hour of this campaign2 Tn
 people know the answer. It has don . this thing because its owner is one o the plutocratic group which know
 what it wants of the next administra tion and how to get it from the syndi
 cate which controls Senator Hardine : It has done this because it's owner i
 head of the movement which ha sought a subsidy from the governmen for delivery of national magazines. Tn 2 Saturday Evening Post has impose on the confidence of the America ' people, won by a long record of non partisanship. and has become a Re : publican journal because Drofiteer z who escape government taxes by di 2 verting to it millions of their revenu ? in advertising want my opponen [ elected.
 s 'Thcse subscribers who in goo
 faith. have admitted this journal [ = their homes all over the United State. l will turn it's venal counsels out C 8 doors"
 l Tomorrow the governor will mak e speeches in West Virginia. l Most of the remaining four days C . the campaign will be spent in Ohi,
 Indiana will be visited for the fit
 time by the governor next Thursda!
 with a night speech at IndianaDoli
 Next Saturday night the candidat ,, will speak at Chicago and close hi campaign on the evening before cleo l ffo,, af To1a5O