New Britain herald., 1920-01-29
HANS CONCIII.\rION BOARD.

Fllee, Ol a CblnhlllNC ol lil U steering the Republican part kh the shoals nf the next ClcC ppears to us aS hcinG the at of this politician of rCnuwn t' togcthcr the different element partN in au tmirahlC SettlCmCn vast differences rather than i' group of .indiAiduHls who Wll sly consider and draft the plat bf inc G. c. r.
 nnouuring his committee, th' han has the following to SHN: The potentiaIitN for usefulness le country and tue party ot n committee is very great. prohlCmS which arc ahead of Ire immcasurahl in maEuI- and ComplcNitN. The ma jor- f tho ritiHcnrN Of the country NC that the Republican Party best be trusted with the SO n. Tho country wants and iS led not only to this fnith in honesty of intention and fun ental ability of the Repub- Party, but tn q Ncll-dctincd ment of purpose and party ram.
 is obvious that the ronvCn- can do fuller justice tO a orm commensurate with the if thCN have for their con ation the rclia hlc material
 furnished hy some of the brains in the party working ive months in the Cvolutiop c suggestions.
 Underlying tho whole plan iS Ercat fact. which the National nittce recognizes, that there on tho Republican Party the |ndous responsibility of aSCcr- hg fully the needs of th" no-
 and frankly, honestly. and itely stating the fundamCn- Tor the party's plan for the on or the problems in d rchcnSiblc program of con- Rive measures. Then. reroE- that the platform cstab- Il contractual relation be the party and the people. lll he the supreme duty and bse ofg the party when in cd with power to sQuar" it's rmanCcS with it's promises. is a great deal of merit 1T r. Hays announces. undOubtcd erc is, however. a serious draw broviding that tue members 0' itmittec will he treated wit! hess and au honest attCmp p o incorporate their views into kings of the Republicans. Tho that will he encountered m inS to give to each and every thcu a chance to give thCtI fill he enormous. ProVtdiu; League of Nations is an issue I hear from eN- President Taft ready known that his opinion from those Ot other Rcpuh There is also the undCnla Ut i largo bodies arc hard to WClC complete mass. 70 rnnsidc will undoubtedly he so in thi There is bound to he diNCrsit ion, there is bound to bc har' if the opinions of one, or of | are oNCri'iddcn. IL is rntirCl
 ] that Chairman Hays ha ken something which he vii able to finish in the way tha 2. although VIC wish him luCl mbition. If he is able tu hriuH serious consideration ot cur Oblcms bH the whole commit it
 a untficd decision. he wi' chicvcd platform that w,l pe perfect.
 ing at the list it might urpca bc chairman was making al bring together his irregular fight hiCh Is tu come. Fol of Thcodorc Roosevelt. Whor cpuhlirau party refused [ Ie at on" time. are on thc lis
 mum hcrS. The Procrrs'S,N (, taken ""rc of, uUd ru$>lhIy h pster- r-strokc of the lcad~i i've find Taft. a st,ndrat advo the RcrUbucans durrug jh rampaicns. and a sworn p"litt hly of the proGrrS&i>v%. ln,trl been accused of dr&"r,jn2 ih eans in inc League of Nation cen women are on the lis king the am httiou of woman | part in thr politics of the u;r There were none rom tonnCt r the trmiu;u" sex. II WpUl len intcIcstiaG in sec th"i ion in the National Srh m he C. Q. r. in CounCC1lCut idelN blamed bcrauSc Of tn Of the Governor to consider
 session of the legislature { ratifica tion of the sunra g