Milford chronicle., 1920-06-25
JACK AND RUTH LEARN
ABOUT SENATOR WARREN
G.. HARDING OUR NEXT
PRESIDENT. 4 REAL MAN

because our next president will &c &
real man"
What do you mean Uncle Ted
asked Ruth.
Il mean. Ruth. that the great Re
publican Convention has closed after
naming as the candidate for president.
Senator Warren G. Harding. Of Ohio.
And everybody is pleased except the
Democrats. because they must realize
that the kind of government that the
Republican party and its nominee.
Senator Harding. stand for is the Kind
Of government every American cti-
zen is longing to return to- the soon
er the better. The next time l tell
you story. l am going to tell yOu all
about the history Of the life Of Sena-
tor Harding. Tonight / want to give
YOU little idea of what this he mans
nomination means to the country.
Senator Harding is an old fashion
ed Republican He looks. acts. and
thinks like the great Republican Pres
ident. William Mckinley, who was
killed by bad man many years ago.
He comes from the same. State. and is
the same kind of friendly. kindly. fair
and square gentleman. Unlike Wood
row Wilson. Senator Harding is
common-SenSe American who believes
i'm the Constitution Of the United
States ana everything for which our
popular form Of government stands.
He will not close the doors of the
White House and refuse to listen to
the advice of big, brainy men. He
will not select as members of his cab
met men who know nothing about the
various departments of the govern
menf. Senator Harding will select ana
surround himself with the brainest
cabinet we have had for many, many
wears. men whose judgment he he
lieveS i'm and men 90 whom he will 20
for advice.
"Whcu the delegates from all over
the United states met in Chicago, they
had many serious problems To solve.
There were groups Of delegates with
varying ideas as to principles and div
ergent preferences as to candidates.
Fortunately, the committee of dele
gates who were chosen TO write what
is called a platform We're able TO
draw up declaration of principles .
which met the approval of everybody, .
and there was no opposition 10 its .
adoption. The delegates We're also .
fer president who is neither radical
nor an extreme cOnservative-one who
will aid i'm restoring government 10y a
responsible party organization instead
of a government controlled by one
man who not only bosses his party but
tries to run the government i'm accord
ancc with his personal views regard
less of the Judgment of other men who
Al 9 Ia
Every bit of unrest and trouble i'm
this country today can be traced in
one way or another back TO the poll
cieS of the present Administration.
which means the policies of one Wood
row Wilson. He has cared nothing for
the advice of his party. He has cared
nothing for the advice of his cabinet
or the advice of the big men of the
country. He has gone ahead with
the idea that he knew it all and that =
if he thought thing ought to be done
in a certain way it could not be done
better. But NO man can know it all
and NO man can run this government
to suit himself. If Congress has
failed to accomplish some things, al
though / think they have done mighty !
we'll, il has been because Woodrow Z
Wilson has refused to give in on any !
IF his views and all the time ignored
II antagcnized Congress. And that is @
certainly wrong when we remember n
hat Congress is made up of men
,lected by the people of this country a
O frame our laws. l'
"Now children, this kind of admins
ration has made it possible for Bol- .
heyism end all kinds of extreme radi-
al forces to gain headway. 1t must =
e stopped. and when Warren G.
Iarding is elected president it WILL
e stopped. There will be no more
LAYING with radicals as we have seen
ding on with Mitchell Palmer at At
orney General. There will be no more
ending of money by the millions 10
lteign countries or planning 20 mix
u win every country in the world
hon our problems should be solved
rst. We will have government, as
ne great Lincoln said. of the people,
y the peonle. for the people The
euubican party has had the courage
, saw it must end and we will have
o more Of Wilsonian government
"Where did Senator Harding 80 af-
r the convention:" asked Jack.
'He went right back to Washington,
lck. to attend To his duties as Sena-
II. He is not going to resign os quit -
, Senator. He is a hard worker and -
WayS arrives at his office 10y nine
clock in them orning. ON his first
Nv i'm Washington after the conven-
On he worked far into the night to
tch up with his letters. But although
has been under a hard strain and
orking hard since he arrived in
asning1m iIr is in tiic Dsst 0f
.alth. He loves to play golf and
avs a splendid game which keeps
m in good physical shape, very nee
sary for any man who must face the =
as head Of this great
untry.
'.To show you what people think of
m. who know him, / am going to
ad what Senator King, Of Utah, a
,mocrat. has said about Senator
riding. Here it is, Harding reminds
very strongly of Mckinley, whom
knew. 1t seems to me that the Dem
rats should he willing to admit, as
am. that the Chicago convention Sc
ted the strongest ticket they
nd have chosen.
Il hope Senator Harding will be the
It President" said Ruth.
He WILL he the next president"
swercd Uncle Ted, "and the United
,tes win again be governed by the
nstitution as the fathers intended.
W scamper a.Ong to bed and next
elk / will tel vou all about Senator
tding's life and the many things he
: done -"