Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
MESSAGES. FROM REPUBLICAN
LEADERS

MESSAGES. FROM UBLICAN
LEADERS
The chairman then read communica-
lions wired to National Committeeman
Earle S Kinsley of Rutland by Warren
q. Harding. Calvin Coolidge and Will
IT, Hays. as follows:
Marion, Ohio.
Sept 25. 1920
Hon. Earle :. Kinsley,
Care Hotel Van Ness.
Burlington, VI
My dear Mr.. Kinsley.
] wish you would present to the Re-
publican state convention assembled in
Burlington my cordial and fraternal
greetings. I feel that together we are
Fighting the good fight and for tho
best of CAUSES. We are striving to
bring about return to the principles
of sane, responsible government un-
der the form of representative re-
public handed down to us by the
fathers and under which we grew in
peace. prosperity and progress from a
fringe of colonies upon our eastern
coast to mighty nation of people
busily and happily working toward the
highest of American ideals and peopling
our continent from coast to coast.
While fighting for the maintenance
of our liberties. our Independence and
| our established institutions neither de-
string to dominate the affairs of any
| other nation nor willing TO permit any
intrusion upon our own, but at the
same time joining with every move
ment looking toward the promotion of
peace in the world and the fraterniza- =
ton OF all it's peoples. We are alert to
every forward looking plan to advance
humanity which squares with our rea-
son and conscience and Yankee common
sense. but we do not propose to desert
the principles and the practices Which
we have found to be good and effec-
! tive and safe.
| We want n return to the thrift. con-
stitutionnlty, responsibility. reliability
and righteousness we need and we are
not ashamed to avow n sturdy patriot
ism and an abiding allegiance to
| America frat.
/ Very truly yours.
! WARREN G. HARDING.
September "a, 1920
Earl S. kinsley, Esq.
Burlington, VT
My dear Mr.. Kinsey:
It is with a great deal Of regret that ]
! find my engagements are such that I
shall not be able to attend the Republic
can state convention OF vermont. wei!
recoiiect the interest that my rarner al
ways took IN state conventions "hen l
was boy in Plymouth.
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some OF the importance OF the cohven-
ton, but it is still place. of assembly
for taking counsel to promote sound gov
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mas Always oeeh sue" that is super
fluous TO comment on your nominee OK the
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fers the only effective instrument tina,
the American people can use. These cues
tons must be met and solved by the Re-
publican party or they cannot be met and
solved at ALL
Very truly yours.
CALVIN COOLIDGE,
New York, n. Y, Sept 18th, 1920.
Van Ness Hotel, Burlington, VI.