Arizona republican., 1920-07-16
RIGHTS FUR ALL, FUR
 NONE IN |. ]. ?. CLAIM
Nominee Says Party Decla- rations Broad and Pro- gressive - Has Winning Appeal to Farmer, Labor CT and Others Lincoln ian Government Pledged
LRepubIican A. P. Leased wIrel


 MARION, Ohio, July 15-Perfect confidence that the third party move ment will make no serious inroads on Republican strength was expressed today by Senator Harding, Republican candidate for president.
 The candidate declared the Repub- lican platform was broad and progres- to the farmer, the laborer and all others the new party is seeking to bring under its banners.
 He expressed qualification that Sen ator La Toilette had declined to be the candidate for the third party and add are interested in the third party move ment"
 c. O. P. Platform Sound-ProgressiV
 Senator Harding's comment was made during pause in hard days work on his speech of acceptance, which is to be delivered a week from today at the formal notification cere- monies here. Although he attended to urgent correspondence. virtually the whole day was given over to the speech. He expects to about com plete it tomorrow.
 "The Republican party" he said in discussing the third party movement, stands before the country upon platform which is sound and progress sive. It offers a platform to the vot- CTS for their judgment, with confidence that the expression of their Judgment will result in victory in November.
 The Republican party this year rep resents no one faction within party no special interest or particular group within our voting citizenship. Rather it calls upon all Americans who love America, who believe in sound prog ress and real development, to sup port it.
 Square Deal For All
 The laboring man who seeks a square deal from a political party will get it from the Republican party; the farmer who is looking for freedom from present irkSome restrictions is promised that freedom and full con sideration of the needs of agriculture in the event of Republican success; the small business man who is suffering from restricted credit, high interest rates and inequitable taxes may well look to the Republican party to re- lieve him from the burdens placed up- on him by Democratic administra- tion.
 s'More than ever the Republican party this year stands for the Lincoln ian government of the people, by the people. and for the people for the good of all the people. It is upon the development of that interpretation of our platform that we shall make OuE CdulpdlSls irrespective OL lIe plduS or the nominees of other parties"
 Part of Suffraeists Undecided Plans for the notification ceremon bes are about completed although what part the woman suffragists will take remains undetermined. It was said to- night no effort would be made to in terfere with suffrage pickets if the women decided to use them. On the morning of notification day Senator Harding will receive a com mittee of suffragists and will reiterate to them that in his opinion the Re publican party has been and is the true friend of equal suffrage. In a statement issued tonight through Harding's headquarters here, Mrs. C. c. Pavey of Columbus, head of the new club declared the actual accomplishment of suffrage should be credited to the Republican party.