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COX ATTACKS HARDING "VACILLATING' STAND ON LEAGUE COVENANT
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charges against Senator haIulhB ol vacillation on the league of nations, of somersaulting, wiggling and wob- bling" were made by Governor Cox in a statement issued tonight and in five speeches closing his three days Ohio campaign.
 Senator Harding's address yesterday at Indianapolis was the basis of Gov ernor Cox's renewed assault. The gov ernor declared it was the senator's twelfth flop" on the league issue and he charged his opponent with at tempting to wiggle himself into the presidency"
 That the senator's Indianapolis | speech was a plea to league advocates, after rejection" of the league in his | Des Moines address, was asserted by | Governor Cox, who pictured the sena- tor as leaving This dugout" and cry ing "Kamerad, Kamerad. To the hosts l of peace"
 "A great principle has been vindi- cated in the hearts of the American | people," said the governors statement. They are for the league of nations.
 When the senatorial oligarchy wrote the Republicap platform it was delib- erately made meaningless and worth
 SSs enable the senatorial candidate to ride through the campaign assuming the attitude of all things to all people. To Johnson followers he said what they desired to hear: to the friends of Taft and Root and Wickersham, his speech was yelled in innuendo and implica- ton. In the face of the greatest issue
 in all history it was unfortunate that
 great political party did not take 1AGt~ NaQf Nkaf
 to see its candidate attempting to
 wiggle himself into the presidency. West Favoring League q was convinced when I left the great western country that a storm of protest and indignation was growing. | It is here and Senator Harding is help | less in No Mans Land. bereft of public confidence. Within a week Judge Taft
 sent forward a flag of truce from | Vancouver. B. C. stating his candi- | date had seen the light. Yesterday Judge Root and s1 associates in New
 York came forward with another flag of truce. This morning Senator Hard | ing leaves the dugout and comes to the hosts of peace, with his hands to high heaven, crying Kamerad. Kamerad.'
 America has heard this cry before and 1 has found that it came from those who could not be trusted even after they I | tor Harding deserves his present plight No man who in the midst of grave con- ditions exhibits only words. words and then more words, which mean nothing. deserves the confidence ofthe people, sI felicitate the friends of peace.' the statement concluded. "The new
 order in the world is issued. It has
 been a great fight. not for the Demo-
 cratic party. but for humanity. The
 jury has the evidence and it calmly
 but happily awaits the hour to render the verdict" ~
 Use by his opposition of an edi-
 torial in his newspapers six years ago ] criticising travelling salesmen was de- nounced by Governor Cox in his ad- dress here tonight.
 Grills Coleman du Pont
 The <traveling mems bureau of the Republican national committee, under the leadership of Coleman du Pont, ! Republican national committeeman for Delaware, Governor Cox charged, is
 spreading false propaganda" that the 1 governor had attacked the American , travelling men.
 Reiterating that the editorial was , written by paid editorial writer while n the governor was absent, Governor Cox Q recited how he had compelled an i'm
 mediate editorial apology from tho writer.
 h Coleman du Pont. Governor Coz e said is not a travelling man, but 'thC . Krupp of America" citing his owI
 position for the league of nations anc r that of Senator Harding, his Repub n lican opponent Governor Cox SaiC e that the DuPont family had growr
 financially fat and insolent on tn, 2, profits of war and that he was no 2 surprised that MT. du Pont was oppos d ing his election.
 n T am not so much concerned abou IS the deceitful propaganda" said Gov s ernor Cox, "as I am to have the peo
 pie understand just what is going on a hold in my hand the ietter and circu Q lar issued by Coleman du Pont a 2 chairman of the Travelling Mems bu n reau of the Republican national com . mittee. I think everyone knows tha - Coleman dtl Pont is not a travelin i'd man and that he has no great publi = interest at stake in this campaign. Ie can understand how he would under r. take to organize groups and stir u y prejudices to encompass my defeat be s cause Coleman du Pont, as the Krup r. of America, member of the grea at munition family, knows what it mean 10 should I be elected and secure tn ,e ratification of the treaty of peace an ,e the league of nations - Whe IL men bleed and die on the battlefield of lilt IluillNAOAA IldlNEIS ItCClNe QtNAQGnf he and the league of nations definitel d provides against this sort of profiteei " ing in the future. Not only is tI p league of nations designed to mab ns peace permanent but it provides fC nc taking away the agencies of war for
 general disarmament, and as the fir in step toward disarmament and war pr, nm vention, it declares against the manI en facturer of munitions in any event l "a | private concerns, because such cor 70 cerns inspire and invite war No woI de der Coleman du POnt is interestir
 himself in behalf of the reactionai ,n candidate whose motto is scrap tl
 league of nations"
 he Says Republicans Are Unfair in, Governor Cox elicited information r d. garding his policies, prohibition, Iris Ilv question and German and other que. ,is tiOns, which. the candidate declare
 had been spread by his foes his Governor Cox reiterated that the R
 2 publicans had sought to conduct a. campaign of confusion and deception it. by injection of what he termed n "eXtraneous'' issues.
 he Tt was evident that when we di