Arizona republican., 1920-08-26
HARDING SAYS AMERICA IS PAYING FOR DEMO LAXITY : COX PROMISES TO CONVICT COP. CAMPAIGN MANAGERS
Following Cox
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 EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug. 25-Evf- dence of deliberate conspiracy to ''buy the presidency was promised to- day by Governor Cox in addresses ral lying southern Indiana democracy. Am pllfying his charges that an enormous Republican campaign fund was being raised. he declared that in his address tomorrow night at Pittsburg, he would produce evidence regarding the Repub- lican leaders that would convict every one of them.
 When the size of the campaign fund is understood" he said, ''the sensibili4 ties of the people will be staggered You know what my charges have been. You know what reply Chairman Hays and his associates have given. ask you only to wait until tomorrow night and I will produce evidence that con victs every mothers son of them-evsl dence of deliberate plot that has been carried into every county of America in a plot and conspiracy to buy the presidency of the. United States. But it can't be done"
 Governor Cox's declaration was made late today at Princeton, Ind, and re- iterated again tonight. It was cheered by audiences of thousands of persons in a tumultuous day of campaigning.
 Omens G. o. p. Disaster
 Prefacfng his new promise to ex4 pose Republican finances, the governor stated that he was not the apostle of disaster" adding:
 But I am here to leave in vour minds the most firm and deep rooted impression that cam that the most dangerous symptom that has been manifested in America in the last 5e years is the attempt of the senatorial ohgarchy to reach out and take pos session of our government"
 "a ff.1 said. was quite as dangerous The senatorial oligarehyH was l flayed unsparingly also for it's oppesi- tion to the league of nations and hs reiterated charges that it had selected the Republican nominee, dictated a meaningless platform and was trying to annex the presidency"
 The governors audience at Prince ton included large delegations from several nearby counties. Another larx ! audience applauded. him tonight at the soldiers and saflros. memorial hall here.
 Urges League ApprevaI The league was again prominent in the governors address. He denounced the alleged proposal of Senator Hard ing for sepaarte peace with Germany. l as "monstrous. and unthinkabler and urged the league to keep faith with American soldiers and the allies
  views on league reservations. The Democratic platform, he said. does net assume an unbending attitude
 We will accept any Observations l that will work to the cause of world peace" he said. But we will reject any that will work harm or injury tc the cause of world wide peace" Governor Cox declared for condi tional entrance into the league of Ger many, Russia and Turkey.
 When 1t is properly perfected" hs said, 'I favor the admission of Ger many. I favor the admission of Rus sia when both countries have estab- lished an orderly government: I favor the admission even of Turkey after she has had a thoroughly sanitary over going. In other words, we want te make not only the civilization of the world a better civilization than it wa. yesterday, but we want to tie togethef every government lately enemies. bind ing the civilization of the world into an agreement to make war practiealls impossible in the futura"
 Says League Is Funetienins
 The league. the governor declared i, already at work and functioning ", and Germany, Russia. Turkey. Mexico and Henry c. Lodge only are standfnl outside he said.
 The Republican platform he con t1nued, lis piece of deliberate bac faith, hypocrisy, trickery and insinccr. ity." and so framed he charged. to keel Senators Johnson of California anl Borah of Idaho from forming thirC party. He said that the Lodge reser vations had been dropped since tn Chicago convention and that the Re publicans also had stopped decIarin; that he would not be allowed to evad clear statement of his position or the league.