The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
COOLIDGE FOR
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Of n united party. 4 statesman or n9l-
! Ity. seasoned BY experience. httlns
representative OF the common RSp!ra-
lions Of hts follow citizens. wiso enough
10 seek counsel. great enough 10 rrc"S-
Mic m"rIt. and IN MI things Staiwart
Americana: the cause OF orr common
country. "a declared I'm IN" platform "t
the Republican party. IN" d"irnS' 81 "u'
institutions from every assault me rev
torat!on OF constitutional E"Nornn"h''
the rlaintoDanC AZ law ana ORDER me !"
lief OF economic distress. IN" encourage
rucut Of industry md agriculture. inc
where The rehabilitation OF 'h'S nation
fcnsr Of tho rights Of our citizens every
whore. tho rehabilitation nor this nation
in the estimation &C all people uhu"r
10 preserve tho r"aCc OF 'h' world. ~
ways with unyi"ldinG Am"r'"2nS-nn!G!'
such a leader such \ cause. | serve
Attacks Radicausm.
$50 on" IN public NC can be "n,.n
ious 70 tn" organized efforts |" unn'r-
r;rs M, faith Of our people in their
government, fomcnt disC"rd aEGrnvair
t~duq,rlnl strife. sUrlr production. ana
ultimately stir MP revolution. INC
"r5t duty OF the Eovrrnment - I" re-
press them. p"nl%h'NE W''i ~, r,,h.
81 law. turning the full llEh' OF pup
Nc,iy on all abuses ot tho right or as
scmbIy and Of f-"o speech. and II Is tho
frs; duty II tho public and press |"
expos. falzH doctrines and answer Sc
dl.inus nrgrmcnts American lnStitu-
lions can stand discussions and CrIN'
rrsrs only.if those who know bear 'or
chem tho testimony of the truth SuCn
-arrcsSinn and such testimony sh"hti
hc forthcoming that III" unint"r'n".
those soditi"us efforts arc not i"i 'h"'r
welfare. but for their compl"i" and
,c,nnmjc md politlcal destruction.
Return To Peaco.
"Ths greatest need OF IN" nation nj
ha present tlmo Is 20 hc rescued from
All thn reactions Of tho war. Tn" chief
task tina, lies before uF Is to r"PoSScSS
the people OF their government ana
their permanent abiding place. SELF gov
eminent ends and the hope OF America
goes down IN ruins.
"Ir tho great conflict has d!stur bed
our political condition. Il has caused IN
upheaval IN our economic relations Tho
mounting prices OF all SORTS or com
mod!ti"a have tut n well nIEh unnenr
Rhln burden on every nome. Much OF
, forces Of tho government cNn ana must
, afford considerable remedy.
The most obvious Pine" Z" begin re-
| trcnchmcnt = by eliminating tho ."H-
, ,ravqEanrn ~ tho government itsol'.
Tn, iE-ra: breeder of public and rri-
; vato extraVaEauCN. tho excess pro't7
I tax should hr revised and recourse hnd
70 customs taxes on imports one Of the
most wholesome ot all means Of raising
revenue for D Is voluntary In effect.
and taxes consumption rather than pro-
duct!CN.
4 revision Of taxation must 10 &C
compani'd with n reduction cf Tint pri-
! vatc ~XtravaGance which the returns
| from luxury taxes reveal rs surprising
! Nil comp nsion.
There has been rroNtcNr!nR II
! should he punished. because Il Is wrong.
! l|ut Il 20 !A'r 20 look ~ such action FOR
relief This class profit by scarcity.
but they d" not cause Il.
speod Production.
AS every ono knows now. the difr-
Guilty Is caused by n Fcnrrity Of mater
! !Rl, nm abundance of money ana INSULT
ciont production. Tho government must
reduce IN" amount or money az fast a.
! II can without C'rtailinE necessary
credits Production must be increased.
| ono Of mo chic. hinirNnts to rroduC-
! tIon "a lack ur adequate railrond faC!li-
| tics Transportation must be reeStab-
! lighod
"Thcre must 10 n Different public NJ
! titude toward industry. n larger COM
prehcnsi,n for III" Intrr-G"p"dnrnCc VI
! ca Iitai. management end lmhor. and bot
! tor facilities for the prompt aud reason
! abb adjustment of Industrial disputes.
| Tho farmers need IN enlarged pow
! or II organization whereby IN" original
/ producer may profit - n larger degree
I by 'he high prices paid for hts pro-
ducc by tho ultimat" consumer. and ~
! tho same time decrease tho cost OF f"ud
! rosie on the farm"
! TIA, all thcs> difficulties depend for
! final Eolut! ion on tho character ard NOR
! NJ forces OF the nation. jn'csT tteae
forces abound md manifest them
selves In work done. there - II" real
1 remedy.
"Wh"ncvrr IN the rutur" This ma
! ton undertakes to assess ~ strength
| and r"S"Urc"s. III" largest Item Will Re
| the roll 81 those VIII" served her in
every patriotic capacity m the World
| War
caro- Of Dependents. r"l'f from dis
tees restoration from inHrmtty. pro-
| vision for education. hon'rNhlH prefer
mon: in tho public servi'>, n hriping
hand cvcrywhere Rre thei"'. NJ; a IA
! Ior tut by right.
I CoIorsd Race Rights
! There Ia especially due to the col
| orcd race n NOR" general recognition
OF their constitutional rights. Tempt
cd with d.sloyali,y. they remained loyal.
serving in the military forces with dis
! tinct!on: obediont to the draft 10 the
extent Of hundreds ~ thousands, IN
/ v"s;inG 81 out OF every s. they pos
! sesscd IA Liberty bonds; surely they
| hold the double title OF "itiz"nsh!l.
| from all lmpOS !ttOm. 10 We defeated from
| lynChins. and 10 be freely granted equal
| opportunities.
Sees Equal Suffrage
| Equal suffrage. for which ! have al
ways voted Is coming. IL - not n
! party question. although nearly ak
.ev"nths Of the ratifying legislatures
: have been Republican. The party stands
! pledged lo use It's endeavnra 10 hasten
! ratification which l trust viii DO ut
| once accomplished.
/ "Th" destiny. the greatness Of Amer.
! lca Nc. around the hcRrthstonc. II
/ thrift and industry arr taught there.
| and the example Of aclf-Eacrifiva Oft APP
! pears II honor Nhid" there and nigh
| ideals # thrrc thu building Of fortuna
! ha subordinate 10 TN. huiil!ng OF chnr-