Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
WARNER PRAISES
G. 0. P. CANDIDATES
Republican State Chairmen, Who
Attended Convention. Says
Ticket is Strong.

Charles Warner, the new Republican
State chairman. upon establishing cam
paign headquarters. this morning, IN the
Church Building, at Tenth and Market
streets. issued Il statement pralsng the
national ticket nominated AZ tho Chicago
convention. which he attended
The National Republican convention,
Mr. Warner said, was great success
In view Of the number Of able. constructive
leaders who were urged as candidates for
President. il is not surprising that the
convention was DELAYED in making its
decision.
1T i no criticism ON the qualification
Of the many unsuccessful candidates.
that thcv wcrc not finally selected. While
II was natural that many Republicans
should have personal preferences during
the primary period, there can certainly hc
no objection now to the candidates finally
selected to head tho national ticket for
our great party.
1T i unqucstioucd that our country
needs. III this time wcll-haiarccd, caro-
FULLY thought out. safe and sane admins
tratlon That Harding and Coolidge can
stlnplv this rcat nccds an the official posi-
tions Of President and Nurcprcsidcnt II
the CONVICTION of practically every Re
publican | have talked 10 upon my return
10 Delaware. II is extremely gratifying
to see this popular approval IN our stale
"ln Harding for President VIC have 4
man of long experience in official work ~
Washington. a man who has taken q most
active part for wears IN furthcrinE the
cause Of RcpublicaniSm and of serving ms
native State of Ohio. rs well as the nation
IN effective public work lie has had
intensive, practical contact with the tug
problems 81 the day. knows the great
importance Of harmonious relations be-
tween the occupant of the White House
and Congress IN order that definite
policies and plans NAV bc carried INTO
prompt action He VIII certainly have
the friendly support Of the Senatorial
and Congressional leaders and this assures
most thorough coordination between III e
administrative and legislative branches
of our government, condition that We
have not been favored with for wears
during the most critical time IN our
national history.
There is no one that questions that IN
Harding We have n leader that in many
respects Is rs safe and we'll balanced as
Mckinley, and can be counted upon 10
surround himself with an able and
efficiently selected cabinet Of men whom
President Harding, as well the nation
can trust, and to whom the President Will
have no hesitancy IN delegatnG full
authority TO conduct their respective
national departments.
Our great country, as has been the
case with all the nations Of the world has
been on edge for some years. Restless
ness and dissatisfaction with this and that
issue have been natural under these great
conditions Of settlement Il Is now
necessary for us all To settle down. 10
quiet cur nerves. and assume q more
orderly mental attitude toward our daily
work so that practical effort IN production
viii displace unbalanced conditions and
disturbing agitation. We can certainly
count on Harding and Coolidge TO ably
lead us 10 bring around tins needed condi-
ton Of balance and contentment
Our Republican organizations IN Del
aware viii certainly do their part during
the next few months 10 help elect the
national ticket in November. a result
that Is highly necessary and most import
ant to the re-esta bhshment OF clylc and
industrial peace, a condition essential TO
the personal welfare Of every citizen Of our
country
From now on the State will literally
seethe with Republican doctrine, the rcIns
being handled from headquarters IN the
Church Building and the Young Men
Republican Club. The former will house
the executive offices for the State Com
mi1tee. County Committee and the newly
organized Delaware Republican Finance
Committee. Mr. Warner IS also chairman
of the latter, while Charles A. Patterson
heads the County Committee.
Daniel Morton will act as executive
secretary and will also be secretary TO the
new finance organizations. State Secre-
tary Charles II Grantland viii maintain
quarters at the Young Mems Republican
Club and it is likely that City Chairman
J. Austin Ellison viii hold forth at the
same place.