The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-02
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70 the Republicans OF the ColntrJ
and All Those Who Aided Then.
The Republican success in the 1920
election has been commensurate
with he quality OF our eandi-
sat - md the rit hte0usness o.
sur cause.
Ttt success is the partnership &C
eouplishment OF all Republican
everywhere and Of hundreds o;
thousands o. well-s'ishers Of good
soysrnIaeat re ardless Of pasi
party sifilL- -fora
2 ar a. u We now appeal be
sSsss s. t. the mutual resDonsi-
saisy u a. al who win share
alike in fhs consequent muiszl
senefis of good government
The plan of limiting campaign con-
sributions to i1.6t0. adopted by
yogr national organization. has
eft your party anniortgaEed-
4 has tern a most advanced step
n placing the business OF politics
On the highest plane. and has
sro1ght an interest on the part Of
thousands xho never before have
teen concerned with politics.
kc-ae weeks before election Il was
zpp4rent that the expenses pro
si1x< for in our budget. with thS
.<rtctett economy. would excre1
he contributions. but We <ere
xawflllns either 10 leave undone
-ay legitimate effort essential to
-onplete success or TO change
ne method Of raising money. We
were then sure and we are now
szre that every Republican de-
stre@ thai the expenses OF the
campaign be distributed in this
EAnner-
TER presidential campaign this
rear cost no more than that of
1916. NheE a dollar vent near
~ twice as fzT as I; does today.
fear yes.rs ago the bulk OF the cam
yslgn fund came from $50 con-
ributors. whiic this year the ap-
sroximately ,e.0O0.0 900 contrib
Sted TO date lor the. presidential
election has come from $4,000
xfvers-
frc victory won. the raising of the
deficit would be easy, indeed. II
vour committee were willing to
abandon the policy OF keeping
down the average OF contribution
This we are determined not to
so. IL Was j fight of all the peo-
PIE. Tht. result speaks for IT.
self. II lifted q burden from The
minds Of millions and points the
~ay 90 | s;ter and happier days.
Se ask now for that additional
ttlp from all which is merit0d
soIh by the succ e5sful conclusion
sf the eTort and By the conse-
= ent contribution TO the welfare
81 all OF our ps ogls and the glory
I'll tbs n2tS-.
ise Ia IN h-rs lelp froui every
An-ris au who 10 tratsful for The
sie.org and all tlsn u means TO
TIE COUNTY, K might well be In
nv nhftisa 80 a thanksgiving Of
'~ess1 fer t return 10 Ger
s~iniy safe, zane. constitutional
stogrt sslvc tvNernment.
les ~ ey general ant generous giy-
As rss tn zeal OF approval up
an the policy OF putting a nation
= administrator IN power free
Swan a1r Ics sols cflbarrassmeat
~ special obligation to any man.
ssrs IN group OF men. Let us
make lsc eene ribu:ion. whether
Srse Or shau. and whether or
rot We have heretofore givea.
sonuensurate with cur means
and our appreciation, always with
N the maximum liiait hereiefove
GUed.
LET us set our names ca the cor
ss-stone o. s;uItler political
s:ricsUre. upon the roll o. those
shDHhaVe helped make possiblo q
sa MA % which. IN methods
AZ ssuIts. ws aiay as Rspubli-
ssnsFand PATRIOTS be justly .,road. |
Most earnestly wer urge shat this |
aid be given quickly, that your
committee may be enabled ta dis |
gharge the par;y's obligations |
ana fzsu 70 further constructive !
ssrk in hohaIr OF party and couns
try.
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL COM
= MITTEE.
WILL ~ HAYS. Chairman. !
Checks should be made payable 10 \
Fred W. uph2m. Treasurer, or Jas.
G. Rlaiue Jr.. Eastern Treasurer.
a nd sf-nr 10 the COmuiitfess's office