Show MORE MOR CHAR CHARGES A ARE MADE 8 DY Cox Hurls Accusations at atI I G. G O. O P. P Leaders on Reply NEW YORK Aug AuS' 28 Governor Governor S-Governor I James M. M I. I Cox renewed his assaults on tho the Republican campaign fund today In Ii Ills his first Ne Now New York speech delivered er ered d at a luncheon In the Commodore hotel I If It were not that the documents documents' presented came from the ver very Inside of ot Republican headquarters the governor gov s-ov- govE einor or declared the country might look with some somo doubt upon the tho whole thing for the simple reason that It Is difficult to believe belle that political g gen generals can cither either bo be so 80 bold brazen or foolish and yet the very thing that ha has Just been exposed Is simply a R. repetition repetition tion o of the follies of ot the year ear ROUSING RECEPTION Governor Cox was wal sl given n a 3 rousing reception as ho he marched down Fifth Firth avenue from tho the Democratic club to the Commodore at the head hend of a mile mile- long parade of shouting and cheering Democrats Democrats- He Hc waved his hat In re reSponse response ro to the tho cheers A police pollee escort of ot a hundred men and the police band accompanied the tho parade When tho the y mone-y money digging campaign started with an organization tha that swept pt the countr country and reached Into ever every state and county Cox told hl his audience when open relations with big business became an affair of partisan partisan partisan parti parti- san pride pride- then It became apparent to toan all an that the group s-roup which has run awa away with tho the affairs of ot the Republican party part after having departed from the Idealism of Its historic days as a's has I elm ply gone sone mad BROUGHT CONFUSION They turned Into the campaign be beIt be- be lieving It would be what they designated as a a. sure thing large larSe sums of money procured In order to start up racial groups and to keep alive all emotions emo I aroused by the war Instead of ot helping to allay the affairs of ot a world I civilization they sought to bring confusIon confusion con con- fusion Into the tho communities of ot America Amer ica to Ica-to to multiply In short tho the woes of ot mankind and charge It all to the administration administration ad- ad ad ad- ministration In power In order that the spoils of ot office might bo be gained A delegation of women Including Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt Mrs l Alfred Alred Al- Al Alt red fred E E. Smith Mrs Irs George Bass Miss Mis Elizabeth Marbury and Mrs Annie Raleigh met Governor Cox at the slit sta- I lon tion At the reception at the Democratic club lub Cox shook hands with 2000 Democrats Dem Dem- including Frank Polk former undersecretary of state former Ambassador Ambassador Am Am- James Jamea W. W Gerard Judge Alton Al V ton B. B Parker once a Democratic candidate can can- for or president and other prom prom- leaders TALKS TO WOMEN Cox made a brief brier talk to suffrage leaders on the thc mezzanine floor of ot the hotel He told them he believed tho the mother vote ote of ot the country was heart and soul for the league of or nations Upon this Issue I expect the great mass of women to decide the tho election said Cox Two thousand Democrats crowded the he ballroom of ot the tho hotel when Cox arose to lo speak Ho He was given gl a demonstration dem- dem lasting several minutes Among those at the speakers speaker's table William G. G McAdoo Secretaries Meredith l and Wilson Governor Smith of New York James Gerard Admirals lennon Glennon and Williams Generals ORyan and Bullard Dullard Mayor Hylan o of New York Homer S. S Cummings Wilbur Wil Wil- bur Marsh Isadoro Strauss and Abrahm Abraham Abra Abra- i ham m I I. I Elkus N NEW r HAVEN Conn Au Aug 28 28 Attack on Republican Re campal campaign n contributions con con- was waI renewed yesterday esterday by Gov Go- James M. M r. r Cox In a number of ot addresses opening his New Now England j i campaign j That t he had proved his charges In his address Thursday night ht of ot the thir assembling of a corruption fund by the R Republicans was asserted by Governor Go Cox and he also declared ho would continue rubbing that sore spot until election elec elec- tion day He lie withheld any further evidence nce In support of or his charges saying that It ft would be forthcoming in a few days LEADERS DISAGREE Governor Cox stated that Will III II H. Hays Republican national chairman ha had denied the tho charges of ot a fund and declared that tho the fund would be only while a few Cew days das later the governor said ald Fred W. W Upham Republican treasurer r multiplied Mr Hays IIa's b by two and nd one one- half times by stating that the fund would be In my Pittsburg speech the candidate candidate can can- added I r have demonstrated to the satisfaction of every unprejudiced unprejudiced diced voter that we were Justified In multiplying Mr Uphams Upham's figures by two PROBE WELCOMED After reading a statement from Mr 1 Upham that the 81 ing Ins quota list presented by the tho candidate candidate candi candi- date at was as phony Governor Governor Gov Gov- Cox said sald The senate I Gov-I commIttee committee com com- can find out perfectly well wen who attended this meeting at at which these lists were distributed by the Republican leaders It Is Js a matter that can be got ot at in a a. perfectly simple way Another thing thins that I r dont don't understand understand understand under under- stand Is that Mr Harding and Mr Ir Hays are not coming forward with some seine explanation of ot why this quota list was waS' kept secret The governors governor's speeches to all audi audi- here except pt at hospital hospital hospi hospi- tal were vere replete with tho the reference to Republican contributions ELECTION Men are aro trying to buy the presidential l- l election in order that a 1 fa favored favored fa- fa few fc rather than the average average- man may have havo his Interests Interest considered first tho the governor charged at a n Democratic picnic which he ho addressed I standing on a 1 table sprinkled l with used crockery The To governor continued con con- 1 I I Much to the consternation of those on tho the other side I am nm going to continue con con- rubbing that soro sore spot until the second of November ember S SI I have heard names of ot men In Ohio who have ha sent contributions and It has been berm a singular coincidence that many who ho have written large lance checks arc re tho the same samo men who visited tho the governors governor's governors governor's gov gov- office at Columbus and wanted I me mc to order out our soldiers In strikes J I and Industrial disputes These meu I a are re seeking to buy an administration f favorable a to the tho use of the bayonet In i n strike strikes I USE n. n The candidate reiterated tl that as governor gov s-ov- e he had never used soldiers or 01 fired tired a shot In any Industrial controversy con con- t but had used usell the tho Golden rule rulo s successfully and ho ur urged ed its application application c cation to tho the nations nation's Industrial probe l lems ems Public opinion cnn can and should s settle ettle strikes he hc declared Bankers flankers seeking to emasculate the f federal reserve act Governor Cox also a ar contributing to lo the R Re Republican Re- Re p publican fund Dont thInk that these thes contributions a arc re being made because of patriotism h he e said Mid A great groat man many of the men who are arc writing the lr largest est checks re remained remained re- re n at home making fortunes while t the he American boys were overseas The They have their eyes on the federal r reserve act which they fOU fought ht and t they hey now havo have a distinct plan for c ci change hange by making only bankers hankers dig elig i ible ihle for tor membership on administration b boards GROWS S S. SARCASTIC In his final address last night Governor Gov Gov- e Cox commented sarcastically on t the he statements made mad by Senator HardinG Har liar ding Chairman Hays and Treasurer Upham with reference to his t charles charges and also declared that e el eight men attended the tho meeting meet meet- i inS ing In Chicago o when the contribution quota lists made public at Pittsburg were circulated Senator Harding Indorsed tho the plan Cof of quotas quota and lOd states his knowledge of or th the tho fade said Governor Cox reading read read- I In ing ng from lh th the Republican literature that the organization is to lo cover c er state slate and every overy county Then he that he kno knows s 's nothing about It and that Hays IIa's and Upham are running run run- fling ning the campaign I am nm disposed to agree with Uh him There are arc many things being dono done by the crowd sur sun surrounding rounding Senator Harding of which he heIs heIs Is II l Ignorant apparently and If fC he should become president m ny things s would be bo done b by the crowd and he would not know anything more about th them m th than n he sa says s 's he does docs about the contributions QUOTES C Governor Cox read from several of ot the Republican treasurers treasurer's official bulletins The copies the governor said hu- hu were mysterious me messengers messengers messen messen- sen- sen gers ere of ot good tidings that camo came to mo tao from a n vcr very strange source and wore never intended to get Set Into my hands nor hours Attacking the alleged ed secrecy Im Im- on recipients of the tho bulletin Governor Oo Cox said that some idea of ot probable contributions could he be gained when hn It II was con considered that thai there are arc 1000 in the countr country an and 1 that t the tho quota list totaled for or only one fifty-one cities s. s The contribution question the candidate can can- to ld declared Is a z matter of plain national n honesty and decency No small smaIl group of ot men having potential potential po JO- po- po millIons million and millions behind them should be he permitted to buy a governmental said th the gO gov- |