The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-04
Arix,. Papers Call Lee Gown
senator 4 Marvel When Il
Comes 70 ora
tory.
tR1cAN1sM IS FIRST
Madison Man Finds II in West,
Tells Large Audience as He
Presents His Plat
form.

rer addressed republican con-
Il at Tucson, Ariz., Senator j.
alley. Of Fort Madison. was
( wild ovation by republican
leaders after his speech in the
a city on Saturday Of last
Senator Frailey reused the
at the convention in sounding |
ynote OF Americanism. ROose-
as set UP as real American,
hen the past presidents name
Mentioned by Senator Frailey !
herring did not subside for fully |
ninutes. making it impossible
Fort Madison man to con-
The effect Of Frailey's speech
delegates to the convention
he thousands who crowded
the speakers stand to hear
wa man is graphically told in
lturday issue Of the Tucson
Following is the account OF
Senator Frailey's address and
sion on the people:
APPS no greater hit has ever
made by a foreign speaker at
hblican convention in Arizona
as made this morning by State
]. r. Frailey, Of Iowa. the
: Ter sent here by the republican
il committee at the request Of
ganization. His speech was
in high tone throughout.
entral thought throughout it
mericanism under true consti-
methods of governmental
on.
Real Americanisn.
senator found ''the real heart
|ericanism in the west" He
hat the nation was looking to,
est to rebuke the departure
The old-established system and
was able to bring message
ID cheer, that he found every
he went . determination on
1T Of the people to end the
liam dynasty"
left word OF earnest insist
hat there must be no over
Ence on the part Of republicans,
lie enemy is well entrenched IN
years Of office and Of power.
at only acknowledging organi- /
throughout the nation woud
he country from the fact that
b years we will be the subjects
hespot."
mission, the crusade" Of the
lean party is to save the ma
be judged. Its slogan must be
to the republfc"-the republic
hcoln, Mckinley and Roosevelt.
could write the republican
nm for the national convention
uld be thus:
Fraileys Platform.
decentralization OF the executive
IS which have made the presi-
more autocratic than any sov-i
in the civilized world.
ratification Of the peace treaty
he senate amendments.
Reform OF the league of nations
hnt by congress Of nations at
Rll Of republican president i'm
|tely after March 4, 1921, to es-
the rule of public right rather
the rule of mere expediency.
kigid governmental economy and
foption Of an executive budget.
Revision of the system OF tax
especially with reference to
kriff.
characterization and elimination
bolsheviki, /. w. w. and their
fthizers from public office.
In Fools Paradise.
senator's eloquent peroration
IS follows:
OF today are living in a fools
fse." We have welcomed to
pores in recent years. millions
fame here with no conception
nerican ideals or Of American
pment; who care not a tinker's
for our ideals and who put in
pr their time attempting to I'M
ne and destroy our government.
ave welcomed, among others,
3 and Trotsky, the men who
the bolshevist movement on
York's east side, and whose
hlrsty atrocities in Russia to-
arpass the widest dreams Of
We have welcomed a couple
inbred thousand earnest expo
OF the /. w. w. idea, half of
according to their recently
foned leader, remain unrecon.
and unterrified, more than ever
led to organized restrictions on
art OF any government. tell
nat what we need in this coun-
Pday is not melting pot-what
PED at once is strainer
IS flag here has been bought
paid for. It has been bought
paid for by the blood Of patriots
all the way from Lex :
and Concord down to Gettys-
Atlanta and the wilderness, on
Intiago and Manila bay, and to-
a. Chateau Thierry, st. Mihiel
me forest of Argonne. And by
alth and the ideals that our
rs fought for yesterday and that
IONS fought for today, it must
mall be the only flag that ever
Der these United States of ours.
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