Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
HARDING PREDICTS
REPUBLICAN PARTY
WILL WIN VICTORY


. N service trnu ifg lnEUuluE. WhDt.l
if IL very Wuud and the vision Dl up.
r0riuu.'y Tor service 90 N, future.
I which ia grOhpfu'n have presented
I iltiuc 'n's campaign We are D.hlus
| That % great responsibility o. Imposed
upon us ~ BE- responsibility iEt must
/ lr measured ly both ihr gravity Of
[ 'lr crisis thIt CuriI.nts tln world aul
. 'h' inwl rs N'h whirh tip present
administration hts u,t tho problem d
ihr 'Ir nH yDs Generous ls /, 10,
responsibility $50 -U'. our part, hts
uI thought 90 ,tld.ng f.r Do never has
n .H guile - tHHf
blame, Democrats.
Democratic 'CUuOmiu trl admins
tuti," policies brought this country o.
I me 1rHH.r Df disaster before tho OIt.
..'.. NJ OBJ. Wr ir Europe. The vast
.' U. export trad" and d'-
uan.s U..H ,gr Producing facilities.
Nt.H cam" V.fu o.. Ntr. ,lSod US from
immediate precipitation o. that dus.
i.. liui that uhlsr has now plsa,d
aud nothing l4f re- return ~ those con.
'r uc'iyo AND progressive p,il,i"s which
llsn ALWAYS characterized the rrpubli.
gu administration can n," us from
earl. realization &C the danger that con-.
/ irHr',l us mo the middle ~ i9it
'l'run thn beginning ~ the war in
Z Eulup" th" Democratic administration
I rc,fils'ly refused Go prepare fnr trH
national defense ~ ,ts" w. should BE-
lInvu't,l u 1910 when Il waH lpp1r
/ 'u' 20 most lroul" that uur country
w1s i1 imminent d1g,r at being drawn
| into M" struggle. the democratic rarity
made 10. campaign on tho luast that u
| had Kept ne out ~ the war and the
! promise % continue a. keep ne out
Thus whom $50 found ourselves at last
/ M the struggle. We were utterly un.
| ready for 10 and our reputation cost
ium"slrahly more than It should have
50. inrrsdy for Peace.
An administration that. whom al tn"
world was iu cuufllgriiion refused 20
~o1lis' ~" Importance ~ preparedness
/ u cours" could not be expected 20
realize. Will" W. were NJ vnr tho
necessity ~ preparing frr peace. So
Gvo entered into peace quite 1s uurc1dy
| fr u ne We had been for war. our
I economies were disorgauiyed. our debt
enormous. ou- foreign commerce de.
voted largely 10 supplying the ncccs.
lrics ~ war
"inNc1d 90 setting itsolf 90 remedy.
'ng 'hcSr conditions N" udWint~'r7i-
ton has devoted itself from the day II
| the arnisiiCc tu promoting project of
/ world REORGANIZATION IN which America
| should bear the largest responsibilities
- guaranteeing new schDm, Il
ihlnEs Instead IT making legal peace
Hs soon nH. actual p'ic" had been won.
\ rarring nations. were denied hy their
| n American r'uulr. alone - ~ the
government tho privilege - n return 60
'h' lcr0i status of pcac" and o. the
| cnioymon, oi those r.ch's which they
| had tenn f.rilv rurit rl.rl uHd r. the
| circumstance ~ var s. long as war
! WIS an rDuuhlie'us upheld he hands
/ 10 the administration forgetting uariy
convid,ruiions and gave their vote IN
I support % war measures Ear more
generously than did their political
! opponents vt an autocrniiC admins.
| tr1'iun repaired this loyalty with u"
demand. in The campaign ~ 1917. that
| republicans l., removed from ever, pc.
sitiUn q influence and power That
d'r1rd Tho country rejected
bet a''d Ia Midst ~ War.
| u wa "a" urs, time IN history n
h7 rs "n thrt an administrator had
been defeated iu thH midst q o. foreign
4 war. That defeat would have been
On, lc HdmOuiiion o. any administration
! no' entirely absorbed m ~ own pocu.
! liar policies and purpus. - liut u ap.
/ Uaronily was uuhc,ucd by the powers
- Washington. ScEl',iinr the acute
! domestic situation. thD administration
! suddenly conceived an interest In Tor.
! ,icn affairs that cunirastod impassiycly
with - laok of concern Tor them ln al,
! period before W. were drawn into the
war
So while immediate and practical
| concerns were b,ing neglected while
reconstruction and reorganization Of
ssir own country were forgotten. tint
administration was dcyoting itself To-
! NJ" ohim,ia rf world reorganization.
! The republican congress that had
/ been elected 90 the autumn 81 1918. at
| tempted e.. and did initiate measures
/ tu s-i US On the right track once more
! I, devised q budget system IN the hnpe
/ Z u't'inc ON end 90 the treasury deficit
land bringing economy and system into
! our national finances But tho prcsl.
3 Int vetoed Ia" measure. The admin
! s'rt'ion vani right on spending vast
, sums DO ,yccss ~ our revenues. offer.
ins NJ constructive inspiration ur lead.
7 crshlp. apparently forgetting our Do.
| nestle difficulties IN it, cngrus smcnt
/ tith the Chmcra q world rcconstruC.
! uQn.
ASSERTS Country VIII Decline.
/ This. IA word Is the record 81 the
! administration now about 20 retire from
! power. which seeks to have IT. policies
| perpotuated Tho country viii decline
% give It's confidence and it, mandate
| 10 that party or those policies II
remembers that tho republican party
Tough; tho Civil War and nfiorward r..
stored and unified the nation. !, be-
lcyes that tho republican PARTY Is cap.
able of repeating that service and be.
cause 10 ~ believes, u IN going 20 g..
turn IN" republican party tu power.
The nation ~ determined a. hc done
"th H1tuerary under the mere Fuis'
los Democratic form. IL iH determined
4 tNI' ff.r, shall p" No return 10 IN"
,l1 rd'r Tho plain people. who On the
80 90 have been raised o. nov and
N n. level. are not only runN inr'd
'hr' tloy are entitled o. remain ON this
rey r.Ir" but that they must rely
anon ~ constructive abilities ~ the
republican parts go k'cp them there. u
D. our rarrusH o. accomplish exactly
hls. Nh.lr 81" shall fipUs" every
w-r,H'l.u 81 rev 'utiun 'r iisn'ttfH
t.Un. vr DO stand fur every maHlr q
evolution and Development that tends
o. carry 'Hr mass. 8 ~ th" nation i'f
ward and upward
Rowland SELL Pampa Interests.