The Washington herald., 1920-08-27
Reads Republican Report.

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Reads Republican Report.
in addition nc read from reports
whcih nc declared were taken from
the Official bulletin" published by
the treasurer Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. Fred w. Upham,
in New York, setting forth the as
signment and subscriptions to quotas
Of cities, towns, and counties in a
number OF States not included IN
the Chicago quota list
The additional quota and subs
scriDtions wer, not tabuIated nor
totaled by Gov. Cox. but he con-
tended that they fully justified hi,
chargo that the fund sought by the
Republicans would amount to at
least Sl5.o0o.Ou0. he laid great stress
on what he said were reports from
local leaders in charge OF collecting
tho quotas, also taken from the
official bulletin purporting 10
show that many Of the local subdi-
visions had gone over the top" and
contributions were coming in fast
in others.
List Gives Varied sums
The quota list which the Demo-
cratic candidate asserted was dis
Jributcd al the Chicago meeting.
New York City. $4,000 900: Chit
cagO, S7J0oCV. Philadelphia. $500
600: Detroit. S4JU 600: Pittsburgh.
100000. Cleveland. S4OO. 900: Bos-
ton. 100000; Cincinnati $3.50. 600;
st Louis. $4,000: Buffalo. $3.50
oOu. san Francisco. $4,000. Los
Angeles. $4,000. Indianapolis.
$4,000. Toledo. 100000: CoIum-
Lus. Sl6e. 900: Seattle. 500. .OOO: MIN
nsap6lis. SIOd 600; st Paui iIRl.-
o0o: Providence, 100000; Newark.
SloO.OOQ. Youngstown $50. .OOu:
Akron. $4,000: Oakland. $4,000;
Milwaukee $4,000: Dayton. $50
600. Baltimore. $4,000. New OF
leans. $4,000 Rochester. O.OOo:
Kansas City. 10000. Denver. $50
600. New Haven. $4,000; Omaha
$4,000.
Scranton. 10000: Spokane. $50
600. Syracuse. 10000. Bridgeport
Conn. S5u.u0G. Washington. $50. 600.
Louisville. $4,000. pes Moincs. $50
coo. Schenectady S50.OUu. Portland.
10000. birmingham $4,000; Can
ton Ohio. $4,000. Worcester. Mass.
$1,000. Lynn. Mass. S25.OOO, Al
bany. y. Y. $4,000: Atlanta. S25.-
200. Memphis $4,000: Duluth. S25.-
coo: Jersey City. $4,000: Lowell,
Mass. S25.ooo. Total. Ss.ls5.o0O.
Population 25.COO.OOo.
The ffty-one cities in the tore
going list. according TO Gov. CoNs
figures. have a combined population
IN round numbers Of $4,000, 900. At
this rate Of apportionment he said
the per capita base would amount
to 81 cents on every man. woman
and child in the frty-onc cities"
The governor referred 10 a dis
patch in the morning newspapers
which. he said. carried "a statement
from Fred W. Jpham. national
treasurer Of the Republican com
miJ;cc. in which he admits that the
total will be- approximately $500
600 Republican National Chair
man Hays. the governor recalled
less than a week ago had said
that the fund would be three mill
lion dollars"
In short. he continued. Mr.. Up-
ham has multiplied Mr.. Hayes hE-
urcs by two. From the evidence
which We shall submit think you
will sgree with me that we are
justified in multiplying Mr.. Up
hams figures by two"
Harding Messages Cited.
. Messages from Senator Harding
said to have been published in the
official bulletin were cited by Gov.
Cox as showing that the plans and
methods OF raising funds were ap-
proved by the Republican presiden-
tial candidate himself a. well as
by National Chairman Hays and
Treasurer L pham. Senator Hsr-
ding's message" as the article
which the governor said appeared
in the Bulletin under date Of July
%. was headed. and addressed to
Ny dear Mr. Uphsm' and read:
8 Allow me to express through the
official bulletin Of the treasurers $
/ office my gratitude for the enthusi-
asm shown by all associated with
your ofice in raising our national
( campaign fund for the 1920 cam
paign.'