Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-26
Reconstruction Forgotten

Reconstruction Forgotten 50, while immediate and practical
 concerns were being neglected, while
 construction aud reorganization of our
 own country were forgotten, the ad-
 ministration was devoting itself to
 the chimera of world reorganization.
 The Republican congress that had
 been elected in the autumn of 1918, at tempted to and did initiate measures to set us on the right track once more It devised budget system in the hope of putting an end to the treasury de- ficit and bringing economy and sys tenn into our national finances. But the president vetoed that measure The administration went right on spendins vast sums in excess of our revenues offering no constructive insp;ra, ,iol oI leadership; apparently forges.,ng c-, domestic difficulties in it's engrogs- nlent with the chimera of v-o-Ii re- construction. This in q word is the record of the administration, now about to retire from power, whicn seeks to have its policies perpetual ed. The country will decliae to e.,e its confidence and it's mandate to that party or those policies. It remc nbers that the Republican party fought the civil war and afterwarI restored and unified the nation. It believes ;bat the republican party is capable of Tc. beating that service and because it So believes it is soing to return the Re publican party to powo"
 Says Nation Determined
 The nation is. determined to De done with Democracy under the mere guise Of Democratic forms; it is de termined that there shall be no return to the old order, The plain people, who. on the whole, have been raised to q new and higher level, are not only convinced that they are entitled to remain or this new plane, but that they must rely upon the constructive abilities of the Republican party to keep them there. It is our purpose to accomplish exactly this While we will oppose every suggestion of revo- lutionary or disintegration, we do stand for every measure of evolution and development that tends to carry the masses of the nation forware ana upward.
 Opportunity for All
 During the campaign now about ending, the Republican party has pro- posed in its platform, and developed in the utterances of it's leaders a pre- gram which contemplates equal oppor- tunity for all.
 It recognizes the vices of expioita- ton and profiteering. It has declared Tor wise and practical measures look ing to cooperation in production and in marketing. It recognizes that, in all measures to preserve equality of opportunity there must be recogni- tion of the fact that greed and cun. ming must be held in check If we are to insure that true character and worth shall be given every opportu- nity to share in the advantages that the community can extend to it's mem- bers
 Association of Nations
 The Republican party proposes M the realm of international affairs sucn an association of nations as will most effectively further the aspirations fcS world wide and permanent peace with. out sacrificing any part of the inde- pendence of the American nation. It believes that America can and must bear its full part in the responsioni. ties of the world but it always be- lieves that America alone must decide what that part shall be It goes to the people assured that they will rec osnize It's superiority as an instru. mentality of administration and that m the election now impending they will give if Inc f.prtifi,otr of tbnf.. ~,...