Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-13
Sen. HARDING on Gov. cox and the Meaning Of the Presidency
By Senator WARREN G. HARDING

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saa man, who, once clothed with that magical mantle Of respon.
sisibiity will 8rhe on the wingsrof vision to heights Of power un.
known before Al @4
s. If there is a single meaning in the Presidency it is this:
that q spiritual majesty will cothe its occupant and grace him
with attributes that tnhere not in the man, but in the office,
s sSse s31s tbs 9s %as thai. e tt tie s'' world G1 may Il fs s I%,asY' fasS ] th.s E. &
OF the temporary nature of his Tenancy, and is, there
fore .dcubly jealous to guard and preserve the august power
which only %symbolizes the collective veal Of all the people.
u is good to believe, and / do believe, that perhaps destiny
holds this New World Republic to be the supreme example Of
representative democracy and orderly liberty by which human
iity fss INSPIRED y higher achievement. - this. sense and in
this sense alone can our government find its greatest service
70 mankind. Tits with us as a5nation just IS it is with US as
$lndividuals that our first and best service to others can be
found in making Of our own lives and our own ways a profit
able and q desirable example. And in the iac,of what has been
50 widely said OF elate1about world ideals sIa prefer to hold up
this ideal for America. MsM82& az @s8%9
y Eachgo 8 us has his little circle Of life; whether it be on farm
tr in#villages or city. In their main essentials,5 as they con.
c cen the processes Of govsrnment, !theseJeircles are very much
striving TO- pursue norl.al. ways Of life and happiness. and
than is found in any other land on earth.
AL ALL OF this we wish TO- preserve and ampMfy. To do that the
mutually 3 1a y e e interest and the.nessssary harmony q purpose,
concord Oman. s minds Il 1.-THE. Vision a4~efSsRliFal eadsslashiipss
merely syymbohseds for purrdsesgA eenventslkee9Hn . Presidency
lgent public opinion. ssS%% a5
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