The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-31
SEN. HARD|NG'S ACCEPT:
ANCE or THE REPUBLI.
CAN NOMINATION
FOR PRESIDENT

'"e '"i' III, proposing mat understand
ing which makes us a willing parti.
'cipant in the conservation OF nations
TO new relationship. still leav-
ing America free. independent and
self-relant when offering friendship
to all the world"
There is power in his grasp when
Senator Harding holds to this ma
tional programme:
THE Republican of the Senate
halted the barter of independent
American eminence and mduence
which II was proposed to exchange
for an abscure and unequal place in
the merged Government of the world
Our party means to hold the her
itage of American nationality unim-
pariel and unsurrendered.
Let those now responsible or
seeking responsibility propose the
surrender. wheather with interpreta-
tons. apologies or reluctant reser-
vations--from which our rights are
to be oniited-we welcome the ref
erendum TO the American people on
he. Of Il ~
Republican party pledges it's defence
of the preserved Inheritance of ma.
tional freedom.
"It is better to be the free and
DISTINGUISHED agent OF international
justice and advancing civilization,
with the covenant of conscience,
than be shacklcd by n written COM
pact with surrendcrs our freedom
of action and gives to military alli-
ance the right to proclaim Americas
duty to the world.
| ~ VI ilhh'N w " WIN
: council or its military alliance, ne
: assumed mandatory, however APP
pealing, ever shall summon the sons
, of this republic of war"
As Senator Harding leaves nc
! shadow of doubt as TO where he and
\ his party stand on the League OF
= Nations as Mr.. Wilson has decreed
: il and would force it upon this coun'
l try. he is direct and, uncompromisinl
4 about the railroads. without quail
fication he Is against Government
y ownership or management, because
$ so much of the present transporta
: ton ineniciency is due TO the with
erng hand of government opera
: ton" He is a mequivocally for r."
: narration and rehabilitation of Am
4 erican railroad system because GOV
eminent mismanarement, Govern
o ment neglect and Government fail
= urc are losing millions TO agricultur,
S hindering industry and menacing th'
American people with shortage o.
: fuel and other supplies.
Because all our traGypo rtation syi
tens are the national arteries Sena
tor Harding is for enlarged and i'm
-, proved water carrier and greater ant
and better highways. And INSOFAR
ably linked with the problem Of dis
srlbuucn Senator Harding puts th'
problem Of production where II be
longs in its economic dominance o
the cost Of living
n The present control Of The admin
= lstrative Government, Which cause,
n colossal imitation through its incom
t parable spending and its errors o
y vast and reckless financing, has no
+ squarely faced the duty Of defiation
: But, aside and apart from the Gov
n ernment's earlier fiscal faults strip
: ping producers OF bank funds neces
sary 10 the operation of industry cal
s not increase production. Charging
/. industry and business prohibltive in
! terest rates cannot Increase produc
d ton Strikes and lockouts canno
+ increase production. Two men on on
+ mans job cannot increase production
n Odious profiteering must be sup
= pressed, but the Government mus
4 stop borrowing and squandsrins