South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
COX WILLPROYE
G. O.P. FUND EXPOSE
Republican Conspiracy to Buy
Presidency Will Be Dis
closed Tonight.
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democracy. Applying his charges
that an enormous republican cam
paign fund was being raised, the
democratic presidential candidate
declared that in his address Thurs
day night at Pittsburg he would
produce evidence regarding the re.
publican leaders that convicts every
mothers son OF them
When the size Of the campaign
fund IS understood" he said, tho
sensibilities of the people will be
staggered. You know what my
charges have been. You know what
reply Chairman Hays COT the re-
publican national committee) and
his associates have given. ask
you only TO wait until Thursday
night and I will produce evidence
that convicts every mothers son of
them-evidence OF a 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 il can't be
done"
Audience Cheers.
Gov. Cox's declaration was made
late wednesday at Princeton, Ind.
and reiterated again here Wednes-
day night. 1t was cheered by aud
fences of thousands Of persons in a
tumultuous day of campaigning.
Prefacing his new promise 70 ex-
pose republican finances Gov. Cox,
stating that he was not the apostle
of disaster" adding but ! am here
to leave in your minds the most
rnnfad I'm nTaESfnr1
that | can that the most dangerous
symptom that has been manifested
in America in the last 90 years is
the attempt OF the senatorial dig
archy 20 reach out and take posses
sion OF our government"
Republican campaign financing,
he said, was quite as dangerous.
The senatorial oligarchy" was
f.ayed unsparingly by Gov. Cox also
for its opposition to the League OF
Nations and he reiterated charges
that il had selected the republican
nominee, dictated meaningless
platform and now was trying 20
annex the presidency"
Denounces Harding Plan.
The governors audience at
Princeton, including large delega-
lions from several nearby counties.
u
grounds ampitheatre, estimated 10
hold about 5000 persons. Another
large audience appiauded him We'd
nesday night at the soldiers and
sailors memorial hall here. Parades
at both cities, a luncheon and
banquet. informal receptions, and
Handwriting galore kept the gov
ernor busy un.I his train left We'd
nesday night for the long jump 70
Pittsburg. Many Indiana democratic
candidates spent the day with the
governor and he urged their cleo
ZION.
The League again was prominent
in the governors address. he de-
nounced the alleged proposal Of Sen.
Harding. his republican opponent.
for separate peace with GERMANY
as "monstroUS and unthinkabie,
and urged the league 70 keep faith
with our American soldiers and the
allies
Gov. Cox a so amplified HIS views
on league reservations. The demo-
cratic platform. he said. does not
assume an unhending attitude"
1--WE will accept any (reserva-
tions) that will work 10 the cause
OF world peace" he said. but we
Will reject any that will work harm
Of injury 20 the cause OF world
wide peace"
Would Admit Germany.
Gov cox declared for condition
al EXTRA nee into the League OF Ger
many. Russia and Turkey.
When Il is properly perfected.
20 said. 7 favor the admission OF
Germany. I favor the admission OF
Russia. when both countries have
esta blished an orderly government.
favor the admission Of even Tur-
key after she has had a thoroughly
sanitary overgoing In other words