New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
New Haven the Rallyins Ground
 of Connecticut Politicians
FURTHER EXPOSES COMING
Governor Says He Will Make Public New Statements Regarding Funds and Expenses of Republicans-Win
 Appear Before Investigating Body.

democrats who were anxious to see Governor James NJ. Cox. the party nominee for president, all roads led to this city toady. Scores came by machine and hundreds by train, all intent upon being at the railroad sta- ton when the nominee arrived in the early afternoon or greeting him at state headqua rters in Hotel Garde when the Voters league met and later going to Savin Rock for the dinner at { o'clock.
 It was early evident that the open air meeting on Central Green at D. m. and the meeting in the Hype- rion theater4 4HS o'clock would be big affairs. The pians tcf have Governor Cox speak on the Greentrecallsy that in 1896 Mr.fBryan. then a presiden- tial nominee. spoke there and was heckled by Yale students.
 It was reported that democrats had objected to the committee on arrange ments to the plan to have Professor Irving Fisher. of Yale university. speak in the Hyperion theater. It had been announced that Professor Fisher would speak and that a num- Der of members of the Yale faculty were to have seats upon the pla tform.
 It also was reported that the com mittee on arrangements would not permit anyone in the audience to ask questions of Governor Cox as to the League of Nations. Former Alder man Edmund J. Coffey today gave out a copy Of a letter he had ad- dressed to Governor Cox asking him to explain in his Hyperion speech to- night his attitude toward the League of Nations in the light of questions asked in that letter. Mir. Coffey also had stated he intended to ask MT. Cox to reply if he does not refer to the letter during his speech.
 New York, Aug. 27.-Governor Cox arrived here from Pittsburgh at 10:35 o'clock today on his way to- New Haven.
 He was eating breakfast when his private car rolled into the Pennsyf- vania station.
 He announced that his conference on his train here with MT. White and Senator Harrison was for the pur- pose of discussing the effect of his speech in Pittsburgh last night at which he presented information to support his charges that a republican campaign fund exceeding $15,o00.o00 was being raised ''in a conspiracy to buy the presidency" He indicated that he was desirous of learning .he impression created, in New York by his address and said that in the next few days he was not going to make further reference to his charges.
 Cummings Meets Him.
 Among those who greeted the gov ernor at the station were Homer $. Cummings. former chairman of the national committee and Sheriff Thomas l.. Reilly, of New Haven, who accompanied the governor to New Haven.
 At the station also were James NJ. Cox. Jr.. now a student in a military academy. and Dan Mahoney, son-in- law of Governor COX and editor in charge of his papers.
 James Jr.. sprang sensation of his own when he announced that he was planning to accompany his father on his western trip. Mr. Mahoney, how ever, broke in on the youngster and said James, Jr.. was considerably in error as he was going back to school September IS.
 Further ENpoSc.
 Governor Cox indicated here today that he would make further "exposes" of republican campaign funds within week.
 Asked as his train left for New Haven at 11:45 if he would press his charges further he replied:
 Yes. you will have new leads in week, I think
 Refers to Hays.
 Referring to announcement from Will Fl. Hays. chairman of the re- publican national committed that in- diridual campaign contributions would be restricted to one thousand dollars. Cox said:
 Mir. Hays knows that such a state ment isn't true. The methods used by the republicans are to get some big fellow to give s20,00O or s25,00O, after which le or 24 dummy names are written down as contributors on the party's books. No one needs to worry about my not naming the sources of the funds which have accused the republicans of raising"
 He added that if the senate com mittee Investigating campaign funds really wished him to appear before it in Chicago he would do so.
 In Hands Of Senate. The senate committee now has the necessary leads,'' he said. .If it wishes to investigate. it will call in republican state leaders and learn from them who the county and city leaders are and thus get all the de- tatls. ] have every confidence that the senate committee will go to the bottom of my churrox