Milford chronicle., 1920-06-18
WARNER LAUDS HARDING
SAFE LEADER DECLARES STATE CHAIR
MAN. COP. GETS TO WORK.

"Our country needs at this time a
well balanced, carefully thought oui
safe and sane administration. and
Harding and Coolidge can supply this
great need"
This statement was made on Tuesday
by Charles Warner. chairman 0f the
Republican State Committee, in com
menting on the work Of the Repuhi-
can >Itional Convention. in ChicagU
which he attended Mr. Warner said .
',rhe National Republican COnvep
/ tiOn was a great success. In view uf
/ MILFORD-1S
he mmber OF constructive leaders
who were urged as candidates for
/ President, il is not surprising that the
convention was delayed IN making its
/ lecisiOn.
1T IS no criticism on the qualiica-
lions Of the many unsuccessful can
didates that they were not finally
selected. While it was natural that
many Republicans should have per-
sonal preferences during the primary
period, there car certainly he no OBJ
lection now to the candidates finally
selecJed to heed the national ticket
for cur great party.
"It is unquestioned that our cOun-
try needs at this time, a well-bal-
anced carefully thought out, safe
and sane administration. That Hard
ing and Coolidge can supply this great
need in the official positions of Presi-
dent and Vice-President. is the con-
viction of practically every Republic
can l have talked to upon my return
to Delaware. 1t is extremely gratify-
ing TO see this popular approval in our
State.
In Harding for President, we have
a man Of long experience in official
work at Washington, a man who has
taken a most active part for years in
furthering the cause of Republicanism
and of serving his native State of
Ohio. as well as the nation in effec-
tive public work.
"He has had intensive, practical
contact with the big problems of the
day, knows the great Importance of
harmonious relations between the Oc-
cupant Of the White House and Con-
gress, in order that definite policies
and plans may be carried into prompt
action.
He will certainly have the friendly
support of the senatorial and con-
gressiOnal leaders and this assures 1
most thorough coordination between (
the administrative and legislative
branches Of our government, a condi- .
tiOn that we have not been favored .
with for years during the most criti-
cal time in cur national history.
There is no one who questions
that in Harding we have a leader that
in many respects is as safe and we'll
at Mckinley. and can be
counted upon to surround himself with
IN able and efficiently selected cabinet
If men whom President Harding. as
we'll as the nation, can trust, and to
whom the President will have no hes
fancy in delegating full authority to
conduct their respective national de-
lartments.
"Our great country, as has been the
'ase with all the nations of the world,
las been 'On edge for some years.
and dissatisfaction with
his and that issue have been natural
Inder these great conditions of un-
1t is now necessary for us ,
IL to settle down. to quiet our nerves, ,
nd assume a more orderly mental at
itude toward our daily work so that /
ractical effort in production will dis
lace unbalanced conditions and dis !
urbing agitation.
I'VE can certainly count on Hard 7
lS ard Coolidge to ably lead us to :
ring around this needed condition OF :
llance an cOntentment. l.
our Republican organizations in =
delaware viii certainly do their part
uring the ncHr few months to help :,
Get the national' ticket in November. =
result tha- is highly necessary AMI y
ost important to the re-establishment :,
civic and Industrial peace, cOndi- :,
IN essential tc ;.ie personal welfare :,
every citizen Of our country"