The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-29
.HEFL|N UNCOVERS REPUBLICAN, PLAN
 FOR UNDO|NG OF
 BANKING SYSTEM
Senator Designate Analyses Opposition Party's Aim to Bring on Panic and Aid for Munition Manufacturer
 and Sacrifice Well
 fare of Nation

Bitterly denouncing the cam paign tactics of the republican party and predicting an over whelming success for James M. Cox on November 2, Senator J. Thomas Helnn held his au- dienee for two hours in the cool autumn air last night at Capitol park.
 Unless the signs change, Cox will be elected by majority of 300 electoral votes was predicted. The press of the country is credited with having given publicity to lot of Harding propa- ganda which is now known to be un- true. The corruptness of the repuoli- can party was likened to the lays that preceded the downfall of Rome and the fall as certain. Senator Bo.'ah was quoted as having made public announcement that votes due to have gone to Wood and Lowden were DO rs'lt far Harding. That Harding is not the choice of the rank fShd file oI his party, but the selection of his political bosses was charged by the newly named s''n- ator.
 .sche deAuoetaiiu party has cstab-
 Iisised tho ssse...--.t banAing system
 in the world. '. .,il street has been
 trying for five .-a0ntAs to bring on
 n passic in order to discredit the
 democratic administration, but the
 banking system established by the
 administration was tco-sfrong for
 them. The republican party robs
 the producer with one hand and she
 consumer with the other.
 sThe democratic party is responsible for the removal of 100000 girls and i boys from the dangerous work which they had in factories. Never before i have men prospered as they have un- % der the democratic administration, ana yet we hear owners of omobiles N ho used to drive oxen, say I wish that tnN republican party would get back So we could return to the good old lays.
 GREAT CONGRESSMAN
 COX, a splendid congressman anI one of the best governors that tEls country has ever produced, is nal of very different type from Harding. lie is of a Hickory Jackson type ol democrat. Above all, he is right on She race question. On this, he is like i-.n- coin, who said that there must be two uIs,inct races and the white mel should predominate. llerfing, as an Ohio negro editor writes, .n-orses the Beaty blil, which virtually means so- cial equality"
 senator Heflin grew warm as he , launched an attack on the people who afe causing race trouble by advocating social equality.
 "A white woman was removed from the statuary hall and her place given to a. negro by a republican. An ex- I service man was removed by repub- lican official and his place given 10 a negro. They are the same people who caused all of the trouble during the ' Gays of reconstruction in the south. l. Q the call of the blood and for my part 1 prefer to not be lined up with q party of that kind Men who are aid- ing the republican campaign with theit money are sowing dragon teeth in the path of every white woman in the south. The democratic party drove out the negro domination after the CIVIL war and has maintained white sup4em- acy. The spirit of white rule may die Lin the east west and north, but they reclloned without host if they ever figured that it would die in the south,
 AMERICAN COUNTRY
 The democratic south is freer rom . radicalissn and anarchy than any lther | section of the country. Here you linc the finest type of the old American stock of people and the highest Ameri- can ideals. Our constant and unfailing devotion to democracy has saved the ! southern ideals and institutions from overthrow by the time serving and spoil seeking leaders of the republican x party. It was the republican party, led { by Senator Lodge and others, that save us the reign of the carpet-bagger and reconstruction of outrage and crime : that shocked and astounded the civil- | ized world. It was the republican par : ty that threatened our civilization ih ! the years following the War betw zen the States and sought to establish le, gro donnation in the south. It as that party that filled dungeons with |