Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
NOTIFY COX OF NOMINATION. AT
 DAYTON AUG. ]
c. H. White, Former Con- gressman from Ohio, Will Direct Campaign = Was One of Cox Managers at s. F.-Roosevelt Notifica- ton to Be Held Aug. 9
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 COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 20.-Charges that the Republicans were raising campaign fund "sufficient to shock the eensibilities,' were made tonight by Governor Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, in an address to the Demo- cratic national committee, which per fected organization for the campaign. The Democrats, Governor Cox de- clared, will insist upon continuation of the senatorial investigation of cam paign collections and expenditures and will also make frequent and detailed accountings of their finances
 The Democratic platform, he de- clared, is a "promissory note" which will be paid in full He closed his ad- dress with a prediction for Novem- Der victory.
 White Will Manage Campaign
 Governor Cox's address, together with brief supporting remarks by Franklin D. Roosevelt, his running mate followed election of George H. White. former congressman of Mar ietta, Ohio, as chairman of the Demo- cratic national committee and manager of the party campaign. He succeeded Homer S. Cummings of Connecticut who has served for IS months and who desired to be relieved for other cam paign duty. Edmund H. Moore, Ohio national committeeman, declined the chairmanship for personal reasons, and made possible Mir. Whites election by resigning from the committee and giv- ing way to him.
 Much of the campaign details were left to Chairman White. He was authorized to appoint n special cam paiEn subcommittee, probably of 15 members.
 Notification August
 The candidates and the new chair man tentatively chose Saturday. August T, for notifying Governor Cox of his nomiantion at his home, Trails End at Dayton.
 The following Monday. August 9, was selected for similar ceremonies for NIT. Roosevelt at his home at Hyde Park, N. r.
 Governor Cox's statement regarding Republican campaign funds and his pledge of Democratic conduct were made in a half hour address.
 we. however, purpose to deal with eminent good faith with the electorate with reference to platform pledges, said Governor Cox, who was cheered repeatedly.
 We mean to let every man and wo- man understand where every dollar comes from and for what purpose it is spent. We not only urge that as a matter of high principle, but in order to guarantee the triumph of our cause. We do not want publication of ex- penditures after election We want the voters to be fully advised as to every circumstance of the collection and expenditure of funds in order that they may understand that when democracy continues it's duty, it as sumes it without any obligation except the conscience God gave us.
 Suggests Weekly Accounting
 Let us make up budget that will carry the fullest details, render an ac- counting weekly or monthly.
 And more than that. We shall in sist on the senatorial committee in- vestigating campaign funds continuing Tn session until the ballots have been closed in November.
 You all know full we'll" Governor Cox continued, that a campaign fund sufficient to stagger the sensibilities of the nation is now being formed If they believe. that is proper, God speed them in their enterprise It will be one of our chief assets in the campaign. '
 We enter the campaign. not hope fully he said but in the absolute confidence of victory, because we de serve to win. We are confident be- cause we have fought for progress be- fore and we have met and conquered reaction before. The stronghold be- fore us Is not new to us. Nor is there anything new in the antagonist before us. (Senator Harding, the Republican candidate) magnificent gentleman that he is. our friendd and neighbor. IT 1912 he fought for the cause of reac- tion- We won because We stood fol progress. And We shall win again
 Not Ashamed of Doctrines
 VIII carry the cause to the peO- pie" said Governor Cox in conclusion We are not ashamed of the doctrine. we proclaim. I assure them that a: God gives me strength l will justify the confidence that has been reposet in me-
 MT. Roosevelt, referring to Governor Cox's statements regarding campaign funds, said the Democrats would "lal all cards on the table, including cam paign funds"
 T hope the party will see, not only the wisdom but the good American spirit in not hiding it's light under ; bushel,' said MT. Roosevelt who re turned to Washington tonight
 The governor and MT. RooseveT praised the services of the retirinj chairman. MT. Cummings. the forrne stating that MT. Cummings speech a San Francisco, if read by every voter
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