The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-26
COX WILL SPRING
 HIS EVIDENCE IN
 TON|GHT'S SPEECH Size of Campaign Fund Will Stagger Sensibilities of Nation, Declares Demo-
 cratic Nominee
By Assoelated Press

By Associated Press
 Evansville, Ind, August 25.-Evi- dence of "a deliberate conspiracy 10 buy the presidency" was promised to- day by Governor, Cox in addresses ral- lying southern Indiana democracy. Amplifying his charges that an enor- nous republican campaign fund was being raised, the democratic presiden tial candidate declared that in his ad- dress tomorrow night at Pittsburg he would produce evidence regarding the republican leaders that convicts every mothers son of them"
 "When the size of the campaign
 fund Is understood.r he said, 'sthe
 sensibilities of the people will he
 staggered. You know what my
 charges have been. You know
 what reply Chairman Hays of the
 republican national committee and
 his associates have given. ask
 you only 10 wait until tomorrow
 night and I will produce evidence
 that convicts every mothers son
 of them--evidence of n deliberate
 plot that has been carried into
 every county of America in n plot
 md conspiracy to buy the presi-
 dency of the United States. But
 1t can't he done"
 Governor Cox's declaration was made late today at Princeton. Ind, and TO- iterated again here tonight It was cheered by audiences of thousands of persons in a tumultous day of cam paigning,
 MENACE TO COUNTRY
 Prefacing his new promise to ex- pose republican finances. Governor Cox stated that he was not the "apos- tie of disaster" adding but I au here to leave in your minds the most firm and deep-rooted impression that can that the most dangerous symp- tom that has been manifested In America in the last fifty years is the attempt of the senatorial oligarchy to reach out and take possession of our government" Republican campaign financing. he said. was quite as dan gerous.
 The senatorial oligarchy" was | flayed unsparingly by Governor Cox i also for it's opposition to the League of | Nations. and he reiterated charges that l it had selected the republican nominee dictated a meaningless platform, and ! 1t was trying to annex the presi- 1 dency"
 1 The governors audience at Princeton including large delegations from severa nearby counties, overfiowed the Gibsoi county fairgrounds amphitheatre, esti mated to hold about 5.00o persons An other large audience applauded him to- night at the sold CTS and sailors me morial hall here. Farades at both cite ' luncheon and banquet, informal re- | captions and handslaking galore Kept ti' governor busy until his train left tonigh for the long jump to Pittsburg. Many In diana democratic candidates spent th' day with the governor and he urgee | their election.
 MUST HAVE LEAGUE l The league agai was prominent in thf governors address.
 He denounced the alleged proposal oi Senator Hs srding, his republican opponen, | for separate peace with Germany a' "monstrous and unthinkable," and urge' l the league to keep faith with our Amer ican soldiers and the allies" l Governor Cox also amplifed his view on league reservations. The democratic platform, he said, does not assume 1T unbending attitude
 l "We will accept any Reservations that will work to the cause of wor'f 1 peace," he said, but we will reject any | that will work harm or injury to th' cause of worldwide peace. 1 Governor Cox declared for conditiona entrance into the league of Germany 1 Russia and Turkey
 "When 1t is properly perfected" he said 'I favor the admission of Germany favor the admission of Russia when bolt countries have established an orderi' ! government I favor the admission even Turkey after she has had thor l oughly sanitary oyergoing. In othe' words, we want to make not only th ! civilization of the world d better ciyilizd ton than t was yesterday. but we wan to tie together every government latei enemies, binding the civilization or eh world into an agreement to make wa practically impossible in the future. The league, Governor COX declared, ai ready is at work and functioning. | I've and Germany, Russia, Turkey Mexico and Henry Cabot Lodge only ar standing outside" he said; The repun llican platform the candidate continued | lis piece of deliberate bad faith, hy 1 Docrisy and insincerity' and so framed | he charged. as to keep Senators John son of California, and Borah of ldaht from forming a third party lie sal that the Lodge reservations mad pee l dropped since the Chicago cohVentlo and the republicans also had stopped ue claring that he would not be allowe to eyade a clear statement of his posi- tion on the league. | Governor COX denied that America entrance into the league would cahs war and asserting that he understoo | ahout 10000 Americans were now over seas. the governor promised that nc ] one of your boys will leave our shore without your consent expressed throug
 Disarmament, under the leagne, mean stopping the carrying of international concealed weapons, Governor Cox dt ielared
 "If the league does nothing else
 will he worth while" he said, After dis cussing the objections and criticism made by the senatorial olgarchy to tf league. T ask you how did they con into possession of copy of the trea' of peace They procured It, that Is, the have been charged with it and they hay Inn,er eren afterrnfed 10 denY that the