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pass Its declaration for a Repúblicas ^ a^ i® an outstanding right, but we áT®
executive to sign.
[unalterably insistent that its exercise ernment should give its effective aid
It is better to be the free and disin- must not destroy the< equally sacred I in solving the problem of ample and
terested agent of international justice right of the individual, in his necessary | becoming housing of its citizenship.
and advancing civilization with the 1 pursuit o f livelihood. Any American j Government Should Protect Bonds.
covenant of conscience, than be shack­ has the right to quit his employment, ! I believe this government should
led by a written compact which sur­ so has every American the right to ! make its liberty and victory bonds
renders our freedom of action and seek employment. The group must I worth all that its patriotio citizens
gives to a military alliance the right not endanger the individual, and we paid in purchasing them. I believe
I to proclaim America’s duty to the must discourage groups preying upon the tax burden imposed for war emer­
No surrender of rightsyto a one another and none shall be allowed gency must be revised to the needs of
Republican Nominee at Noti­ world.
world, council or its military alliance, to forget that the government’s obliga­ peace and in the interest of equity id
are alike to all the people.
distribution of the burden.
fication Ceremonies Dis­ I no assumed mandatory, however ap­ tions
W e are so confident that much of
pealing, ever shall summon the sons
I believe the negro citizens of Amer-
cusses Problems Con­
of this republic to war. Their supreme the present day insufficiency and in- jca sb0uld be guaranteed the enjoy-
sacrifice shall only be asked for Amer­ efficiency of transportation are due to ment o f all their rights, that they have
fronting Nation,
ica and its call of honor. There is a the withering hand of government op­ earned the full measure of citizenship
sanctity in that fight we will not dele­ eration that we emphasize ane-# ouir bestowed, that their sacrifices in blood
opposition to government ownership, cn the battlefields ,of the republic have
gate.
“ HOLD HERITACE AMERICAN
Disposed as we are, the way is very we want to expedite the reparation entitled them to all of freedom and
make sure the mistake is not re­ opportunity, all of sympathy and aid
NATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED” simple. Let the failure attending as­ and
that the American spirit of fairness
sumption, obstinacy, impracticability peated.
A state of inadequate transportation and justice demands. I believe there
Advocates Party Responsibility as | and delay be recognized and let us
facilities, mainly chargeable to the is an easy and open path to righteous
Distinguished from Dictatorial and *md th® bIS’ W J S ’ unsel£! sh way failure of governmental experiment, is relationship with Mexico. It has seem­
a
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to do our part, neither covetous be-
Autocratic Personal Rule— In Re- | cauge of ambition nor hesitant through losing millions to agriculture, it isdiin- ed to me that our undeveloped and
ferring to League of Nations, Says j fear, but ready to serve ourselves, hu- dering industry, it is menacing the j uncertain and infirm policy has made
We do Not Mean to 8hun a Single | manity and God. With a Senate advis- American people with a fuel shortage I ua a culpable party to the government-
Responsibility of This Republic to j ing as the Constitution contemplates, little less than a peril. It emphasizes , ai nvistartunes^in that land. Our re-
World Civilization— Favors Protec- 11 would hopefully approach the nations the present day problem and suggests i lations ought to be both friendly and
tive Tariff, Merchant Marine, a ! of Europe and of the earth, proposing that spirit of encouragement and as-4 sympathetic. W e would like to ac­
sistance which commits all America claim a stable government there and
Small Army, Woman Suffrage and |that understanding which makes us
offer a neighborly hand in pointing out
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i a willing participant in the consecra- to relieve such an emergency.
National Budget.
! tion of nations to a new relationship
Grcss- expansion of currency and the way to greater progress. I be­
credit have depreciated the dollar just lieve in law enforcement. If elected
-------------- — | to commit the moral forces of the
as expansion and inflation have dis­ I mean to be a constitutional president
Marion, Ohio.— (Special.)— Warren world, America included, to peace and
credited. the coins of the world. We and it is impossible to ignore the con­
international
justice,
still
leaving
G. Harding was officially notified here
inflated in haste, we must deflate in stitution, unthinkable to evade the
of his nomination as the Republican America free, independent and self-
deliberation. We debased the dollar law, when our every commital is to
candidate for the Presidency.
His reliant, but offering friendship to all
in
reckless finance, we must restore orderly government,
the
world.
speech of acceptance is, in part, as
in honesty.
v The four million defenders on land
Humanity is Restiva.
follow s:
and sea were worthy of the best tradi­
Will
Prevent
Unreasonable
Profits.
Chairman Lodge, members of Noti­
It is folly to close our eyes to out­
In all sincerity we promise the pre­ tions of a people never warlike in
fication Committee, members of Na­ standing facts. Humanity is restive,
peace and never pacifist in war. They
tional Conwpittee, Ladies and Gentle­ much of the^world is in revolution, the vention of unreasonable profits, we
commanded
our pride, They have our
men: The message which you have agents of discord and destruction have challenge profiteering with all the
gratitude which must have genuine ex­
formally conveyed brings to me a wrought their tragedy in pathetic Rus­ moral force and the legal powers of
pression. It is not only a duty, it is
realization of responsibility which, is sia, have lighted their torches among government and people, but it is fair,
a privilege to see that the sacrifices
not underestimated. It is a supreme other peoples, and hope to see America aye, it is timely, to give reminder that
made shall be requitted and that those
task to interpret the covenant of a j as a part of the great red conflagra- law is not the sole corrective of our
still suffering from casualties and dis­
great political party, the activities of [ tion. Ours is the temple of liberty economic ills.
abilities shall be abundantly aided and
Let us call ¿-to all the people for
which are so woven into the history j under the law, and it is ours to call
restored to the highest capabilities of
thrift
and
economy,
for
denial
and
sac­
of this republic, and a very sacred and the sons of opportunity to its defense.
citizenship and its enjoyment.
solemn undertaking to utter the faith America must not only save herself, rifice if need be, for a nation-wide
American Womanhood Praisod.
and aspirations of the jnany millions but ours must be the appealing voice drive against extravagance and luxury,
to a recommittal to simplicity of liv­ - The womanhood of America, always
who adhere to that ftarty. The party to sober the world.
ing, to that prudent and normal plan its glory, its inspiration and the potent
platform has charted the way, yet,
somehow, we have come to expect that
of life which is the health of the re­ uplifting force in its social and spirit­
ual development, is about to be en­
interpretation which voices the faith
public.
New conditions, which attend amaz­ franchised. Insofar as congress can
of nominees who must assume specific-
ing growth, and extraordinary indus­ go the fact is already accomplished.
tasks.
trial development, call for a new and My party edict, by my recorded vote,
Believes in Party Government.
forward looking program. Thé Ameri­ by personal conviction, I am commit­
Let me be understood clearly from
can farmer had a hundred and twenty ted te this measure of justice. It is
the very beginning. I believe in party
millions to feed in the home market, my earnest hope, my sincere desire,
sponsorship in government. . I believe
and heard the cry of the world for that the one needed state vote be
in party government as distinguished
foiod and answered it, though he faced quickly recorded in the affirmation of
from personal government, individual,
an appalling* task amid handicaps nev­ the right of equal suffrage and that
dictatorial, autocratic or what not.
the vote of every citizen shall be cast
er encountered before.
No man is big enough to run this
Contemplating the defenselessness of and counted on the approaching elec­
great republic. There never has been
,
the individual farmer to meet the or­ tion.
one. Such domination was never in­
And to the great number of noble
ganized buyers of his products and the
tended. Tranquility, stability, depend­
distributors of the things the farmer women who have opposed in convic­
ability—all are assured in party spon­
buys, I hold that farmers should not tion this tremendous change in the
sorship, and we m ean. to renew the
only be permitted but encouraged to ancient relation of the sexes as ar
assurances which were rended ih the
join in cooperative association to reap plied to government I venture to plead
cataclysmal war.
the just measure of reward merited by that they will accept the full respon­
Our first committal is the restora­
sibility of enlarged citizenship and
their arduous toil.
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tion of representative popular govern*
give to'the best in the republic their
A i d to F a r m e r PledgeW.
ment, under the Constitution, through j
Our platform is an earnest pledge suffrage and support. This is not only
the agency 'o f the Republican party.
a fortunate people hut a very common
of
renewed concern for this most es­
Our vision includes more than a chief
sense people with vision high but their
sential and elemental industry1 and in
executive, we believe in a cabinet of
feet on the earth, with belief In them­
both appreciation and interest we
highest capacity, equal to the respon­
selves and faith dn.God, whether ene­
pledge-effective
expression
in
law
and
It must be understood that toil alone
sibilities which our system contem­
mies threaten from without or menace
plates, in whose councils the vice pres­ makes for accomplishment and ad­ j practice. We will hail that coopera- from within, there is some indefinable
Ption
which
again
will
make
profitable
ident, second official of the republic, vancement, and righteous possession
voice saying “ Have confidence in the
shall be asked to participate. The- is the reward of toil, and its incentive. and desirable tfife ownership and op- republic; America will go on.”
same vision includes a cordial under­ There is no progress except in the | eraticn of comparatively small farms
intensively cultivated, and which will
standing and co-ordinated activities stimulus of competition.
$250,000 Timber Sold,
The chief trouble today is that the | facilitate the caring for the products
with a house of congress, fresh from
Spokane,
Wash.-—Purchase of near­
of
farm
and
orchard
without
the
la­
world
war
wrought
the
destruction
of
the people, voicing the convictions
which members bring from direct con­ healthy competition, left, our s.tore- mentable waste under present condi­ ly. 100,000,000 feet of white pine tim­
ber on a tract five miles north of Met­
tact with the electorate, and cordial houses/empty and there is a minimum tions.
America would look with anxiety on aline, Wash., for approximately $250,-
co-operation along with the restored production when our n,eed is maximum.
functions of Senate, fit to be the great­ Maximums, not minimums, is the call the discouragement of farming activity 000 by the Ohio Match company was
Df America. It isn’t a new story, be­ either through the government’s neg- announced here.
est deliberative body of the world.
tact or its paralysis of socialistic prac­
Republican Senators Conscious o f Oath cause war never fails to leave depleted
storehouses and always impairs the tices. A Republican administration
It is not difficult, Chairman Lodge,
efficiency of production. War also es­ will be committed to renewed regard [ Fourth Division Goes to Camp Lewis,
to make ourselves clear on the ques­
tablishes its higher standards for for agriculture and seek the partici- | Washington.— The war department
tion of international relationship. We
wages, and they abide. I wish the pation of farmers in curing the ills j bas issued instructions for the fourth
Republicans of the Senate, conscious
higher wage to abide, on one explicit justly complained of, and aim to place division to move from Camp Dodgs,
of our solemn oaths and mindful of
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condition— that the wage earner will the American farm where it ought to T
»ur constitutional obligations, when we
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give full return for the wages received. be—highly ranked in American activ-
»aw the structure of a world super­
ities and fully sharing the highest good
Greater Production Neoaesary.
government taking visionary form,
fortunes of American life.
j
I Want, somehow, to appeal to the
loined in a becoming warning of our
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thousands
of
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So not mean to hold aloof. We do not temptation to appeal to grouped citi-
wfco are either duplicating work or
mean to shun a single responsibility tenship for political advantage.
not
essential at all.
It
would
be
the
blindness
of
folly
of this republic to world civilization.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O.Jack were among
I believe in the protective tariff pol­
There is no hate in the American to Ignore the activities in our own
the Needy residents here yesterday,
heart. W e have no envy, no suspicion, country which are aimed to destroy icy and know we will be calling for
Lorene Cole gave a party Tuesday
no aversion for any people in the >ur economic system, and to commit its saving Americanism again.
I believe in a great merchant marine. I afternoon for a number of her little
world. We hold to our rights and as' to the colossal tragedy which has
mean to defend, aye, we mean to sus­ lestroyed all freedom and made Rus­ I would have this republic the leading girl friends, who enjoyed the occasion
tain the rights of this nation and our sia impotent. This movement is not maritime nation of the world. I be­ greatly.
nitiz&is alike, everywhere under the to be halted in throttled liberties. We lieve in a navy ample to protect it and
Mrs. Adkins ancHittle daughter have
shining sun. Yet there is the concord must not abridge the freedom of able to assure us dependable defense.
of amity and sympathy and fraternity speech, tihe freedom of press, or the 1 believe in a small army, but the best been recent visitors at the home o f
in every resolution. There is a genu- freedom of assembly, because there is in the world, with a mindfulness for Mrs. Adkins parents Mr. and Mrs. S.
. Ine aspiration in every American no promise in repression. These lib­ preparedness which will avoid the un­ H. Stoner.
breast for a tranquil friendship with erties are as sacred as the freedom of utterable cost of our previous neglect.
Twin daughters,-weighing 5J and 6$
religious belief, as inviolable as the I believe in our eminence in1 trade
all the world.
One may readily sense the consci­ rights of life and the pursuit cf happi­ abroad, which the government should pounds, arrived July 28 at the Portland
ence of our America. I am sure I un­ ness. Wje do hold to the iright.to crush aid- in expanding, both in revealing home of Mr, and Mrs,Carl Nunencamp.
derstand the purpose of the dominant ^edition, to stifle a menacing contempt marbkets and speeding cargoes* I be­ Mrs. W. L. White o f Union is with her
group of the Senate. We were not tar law, to "stamp out a peril to the lieve in establishing standards lor im­ daughter (Mrs. Nunencamp) taking
seeking to defeat a world aspiration, safety of the republic or its people, migration, which are concerned with care of the twins. The mother and
we were resolved to safeguarcT Ameri­ when emergency calls, because secur­ the future citizenship of the republic, the twins are doing fine.
ca. We were resolved then, even as ity and the majesty of the la m are the not with mere manpower in industry.
we are today and will be tomorrow, first essentials of liberty. He who I believe that every man who dons the
to preserve this free and independent threatens destruction of the govern­ garb of . American citizenship and
ment by force or flaunts his contempt walks in the light of American oppor­
republic.
W . H . ASQ U ITH
In the call of the conscience of for lawful authority, ceases to be a tunity, must become American in heart
America is peace, peace that closes loyal citizen and forfeits his rights to and soul.
I believe in holding fast to every for­
the gaping wound of world war, and the freedom of the republic.
No party is indifferent to the wel­ ward step in unshackling child labor
silences the impassioned voices' of in­
ternational envy and distrust. Head­ fare of the w^ge ‘ earner. To us his and elevating conditions of woman’s
ing this call and knowing as I do the good fortune is of deepest concern and employment. I believe the federal gov
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disposition of the congress, I promise we seek to make that good fortune ernment should stamp out lynchinft
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you formal and effective peace so permanent. We do not oppose but ap- and remove the stain from the face of
çuicfcjy
JtepubJicaj) congress çaij I prove collective bargaining, because Àiçiçrlçft, l b rieve the federal gov-
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