New Britain herald., 1919-12-10
Gov. Sproul Says Par Must Prepare \ Clean Up ExIsti1 Governmental Mel
 Convention Opel
PEOPLE ARE TIRED
 OF OFFICIAL MIDDLE
Woman's Division Chairnj Pledges Support of Fl Sex to Campaign of q
 Line Partisans. r.

Washington, Dec. l0.-GovelI Sproul of Pennsylvania in d keyl speech at the meeting today of the publican national committee, attac the administrators Mexican DO and declared the republican party proachcd the coming presidential cf paign with confidence that the ped would endorse it's policies.
 Wants Better Relations.
 His outline of these include a bel relation between capital and lad economy and business management administration, a firm handling of M eXican situation, restoration of AmI icanism and constitutional governml and a sound solution of the railry problem.
 Referring briefly to the question peace, the governor declared that republican citizenship had "endeayI ed to cooperate in the conclusion the matter with only such limitatiI as will preserve to this republic| full right to determine it's own affaa under the constitution.
 Must Clean Up Mess.
 We must prepare" said Covert Sproul, mot only to clean up the gj ernm ental mess in which we find oj selves, but we must lay our plans restoring our nation to the position respect which it once held
 We must lay our plans to meet menace to our peace and welI-beingI our southwestern boundary. No chd ter in our entire national historyI more disgraceful and humiliating tlt the story of our relations with Md co during the past seven years" Praises G. o. T'. Govt.
 He declared that during rcpublid times relations between capital d labor have always been pretty HI understood" Sentiment for And canism, he said, was rapidly incroasiI and it was the duty of the governmd to promote it.
 Development of national resour{ including the public land also was clared by the governor of prime il portance He pointed to the railro question as forming one of the m difficult problems awaiting solution.
 Hits Railroad Control.
 "The rape of the railroads" he ss ''conceived in an unholy lust for DO CT and partisan advantage, has l us a situation which will demand | highest abilities of sound judgme and forcefuI management to wo out" se
 Governor Sproul also declared th the people wanted relief from 't interminablc mcddling of goverume departments in their private and pc sonal affairs"
 If we will come down out of q fools paradise of eXtravagance al inefTiciency in which we have be soaring" he said, and get back work in earne est, our troubles affaFcy our debts will soon vanish.'
 Pledges Womcn's support.
 Mrs. Medin Mccormick chairm' of the womcn's division. of the I publican party, said women wou support the republican party becau 1t is the sole instrument for [ preservation of nationalisrn and Ii erty." The party, she said, wou continue to champion "socisl iusti under the law and the ferYent pri ciples of nationalism which RooseN maintained to the end"
 Mention of Col. Roosevelt's mar brought a storm of applause.
 Has Protected Fair Sex.
 Mrs, Mccormick declared the ' publican party had been the pionc in the protection of women and ch dron and she predicted that the republican states which have not ra fled the suffrage amendment to constitution would do so in time allow the women Of these states participate in the next national elt ton,
 Mrs. Mccormick declared tho woI en Of tho country wanted "an Anne lean America and not a socialist i'm mperlalist internationalisn.
 Amcricanism, the Issue.
 Governor McKeNie, of Nebrasl who delivered the last of tho keyn, speeches, declared Anerlcanism \ the out standing lSsNc and charged Il the democratic administration Ii used the slogan make the world 5; for democracy" In such a "cunnl
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