The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
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Warren G.. Harding Of Ohio"
Rodenherg Names Lowden

Warren 6. Harding Of Ohio"
Rodeu6erg Names Lowden
CHICAGO. Juno ll.--Likening Frank
q. lIOwdcn unto Lincoln and telling the
delegates to the. Republican National
convention that one" BEFORE many
years ago. Illinois WAS called upon L"
furnish a man when the nation wHS IN
dire distress. Congressman William y.
Rodenberg. OF Illinois. today placed the
name Of Illinois war governor IN noml-
nation for the presidency of the United
states
Three score years ngo." Congress-
man RodcnberE said. at time whch
the passions Of men were stirred 10
their depths the nation turned
for leadership to ILLINOIS, We, gave them
Lincoln and grandly. nohly. hC met the
test s'' Illinois IN 1920 stands ready
10 cousecrate to the service Of the Re
public another Of her great sons.
- We present tho patriotic governor OF
a patriotic state. Frank 0. Lowden.
know him 10 he manly man Of cour-
age and conviction. endowed with tho
genius of common sense, faithful and
fearless whose every heart heat Is IN
full sympathy with the noblest aSplra-
tions of his fellow men.
I'VE present him to YOU because ne
stands for law and order ana conStltu,
tional government. or fine legal mlnG
and training. with both legislative and
executive experience. he believes In re-
establishing the powers and preroSa-
| lives OF every branch OF the federal gov
eminent as set forth by the Fathers in
| the Constitution itself and he is unal-
| tcrably opposed TO executive usurpatlon
OF any legislative or judicial function.
we present him -R'you because his
records demonstrates that he has a
clear and comprehensive conception OF
the proper relations OF capital and labor
! TO each other. His work as member OF
Congress and as governor OF a great IN,
dustrial state. with all its complex ana
dive rsified interests, stamps MN as the
| living embodiment OF the doctrine OF
| the square deal.
I'm that crucial and critical period
upon which we have now entered the
nation demands as its chief executive a
| man OF clear brain and steady nerve. a
man Of ideals. but not idealist, man
man ideals but not idcaiSt. man
OF works and not OF words. Illinois has
such a man. We present him 10 you as
our candidate for President. We pre-
sent the patriotic governor OF patriot
| ic state, Frank Orren l-owden.
walker for Poindextsr.
CHICAGO. June 11.-Miies roindcx-
ter, junior senator from Washington
was placed in nomination Tor inc Prcsi :
convention by George II. Walker OF
Seattle. a member OF the Washington
| delegation. :
| AS surely as the past Of IMAM is
an earnest OF MS 1uluIC lIIS !" "a
measure up to the performances Of the
great Presidents who have gone before,
| Mr. Walker said. In these latter days
of Torment and unrest, he has thrown
himself without reserve ath~art INC
| forces Of scdition and revolution. He
believes in popular sovereignty. He
trusts the people. He never moves BY
| indirection.
HE is no Changing militarist: Yet
ne believes that when on fair and
l
throughout the world. man stands up
and says: 4 am an American citizen.
| that man should know and should rest
! assured that he will be protected in
behind him are the whole majesty and
power Of his country and his hundred
million countrymen.
Gillett dominates Coolidge
] CHICAGO. H.. June ll.-Charactcrlz-
ing Governor Calvin Coolidge. OF Mas
! Sachusetts, as Il man who believe that
| obedience 10 Law is liberty and that this
lis n government Of laws and not OF
men. Congressman Frederick II. Gillett:
OF Massachusetts,. placed the name OF
Tor the presidency at the National Re
J publican convention here today.
! Speaker Gillett told the Republican
delegates that the placing of such a man
chair would clear the murky atmos-
pherc of Washington like hracing nor
ihern breeze. He is as patient as Lin
| colin Congressman Gillctt said. silent
as Grant. diplomatic as Mckinley. with
the political instinct OF Roosevelt
| a year ago hardly man outside OF
/ New England knew who was governor
| Of Massachusetts,. To-day every man
and woman In this vast audience. every
] lover OF ordered liberty in the United
! stat ties. knows and rejoces that the gov
eraor of Massachusetts is CALVIN Cool
idgc.
| "Opportunity-which knocks once al
every mans door--cam" 10 HIM and
found him waiting her summons. calm
| courageous, rcSolutc to do his duty
! though the hcarens tall. And he did II
So well. he met his great opportunity
{ with so masterful a spirit as to send a
thrill AZ admiration through every COM
munity in the land and every honest
man felt safer because there was such o
governor as Coolidge.
'cSn't that the type OF man you want
| for President today" Nominate him
and you rally behind him that underIy-
ling devotion TO our public security, that
faith in our Republican institutions
| which when once aroused is orernower-
ing and Irresistible. He is supported
by no special class or interest. but he