New Britain herald., 1920-02-20
Article X is Condemned
 Monroe Doctrine Must Properly Safeguarded For Woman Suffrage.
AMERICAN MERCHA1
 MARINE IS DESIH

ratification of the treaty of peace the senate reservations retainir the United States its right to wit from the league of nations on I notice, a declaration against X. in its present form, and dems protection for the Monroe doctri letter and spirit were advocat the platform adopted here tod the New York state republican, yention. Other blanks provided
 Establishment of an interna| high court of justice to decideI c1able disputes between natiort an lnternationaI conference Il mote and revise international II
 For Woman Suffrage.
 Speedy ratification of the suffrage amendment by state lures so women can vote for pr and congress in November.
 Vigorous measures to preye spread of radicalism establishment of a comm iss industrial relations to make stri ereasingly unnecessary and infI| with the right given labor to S determining the circumstances which it shall work F. Reduction of public expenI with revision of taxation and Fl regulations ito promote rathd to prevent enterprise and prodl|
 Prompt legislation to autt| national budget.
 Retention of the principles lection" a. nodonal policy sure the nations economic int ence'
 Railroads and Shipping
 Opposition to government ship of railroads and the Plum
 A merchant marine flying t erican flag and owned by priva tai.
 Reorganization of the feder commission which was charg having -prostituted its prope tions."
 A small standing army trained citizen reserve "subjec for service only in case of tion of war by congress
 EiIlol CtulCllJ oI lIiIlllS dIlt
 Would Prevent Wars.
 A constructive policy of c tion for the prevention of the. reduction of armaments, sacrificing love of country a American ideals to a false an full form of internatianalism.
 The convention unanimousIs mended- the election at the spl mary of the following dele large and alternates to the re national convention in Chics June.
 Delegates as Named
 DeIegates-at-larg U. S. James w. Wadsworth, Jr., U ator William M. Calder, Ma Miller and William Boyce TT
 Alternates-at-large: Rel tive Thomas E. Dunn of R John F. O'Brien of Piattsbu, Arthur l.. Livermore of Yon Charles W. Anderson of New
 The platform expresses sa with the conduct and achi of the republican party dl war It calls attention to the of 9 republican congfess in i the presi6snt's appeal for the of men of his own party.
 Wilson Gets Rapped
 Still the president persist course" the platform says. his conduct of the peace ned abroad and in his advocacy a ratification by the senate of individual work, he has aS purely personal and partisan He has forced the republican, take an attitude of sharp opp his recommendations in orde tect the independence and to the highest interests of the the United States a as to open the way to the ad a. real, instead of an illuSory securing the peace of the " We shall appeal to the support a policy Of liberal structive progress both at abroad, one which will secur tionaI cooperation for the of the war and the reduction ments without sacrificing country and AmericaE ideals | and harmful form of inte i isn.''
 The convention closed tod hRGUINEEI, IC Ghp1