Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-27
RescueFroIn
Reactions OF
War Is Need.

H
..e from the reactions "t war was ue-
...,hed as the transcendent need OF
s.a,;on in an address which Cover
w. @ Coolidge delivered here today III
nv. n,;ne formally the repubfseen
n,iration for vice-president The
nvn viat task that lies before u.s." he said,
.n.s- renossess the people of their gov
eminent and their properly.
Governor Coolidge found another
source Of gravest public concern TO ne
s s,na reactionary tendency to substi.
nv nrivate will for the public will"
wy IA there had been disposition
~ ~ mart of some individuals ana OF
w .,ouns to inquire whether they liked
~ law and if not, to disregard 1t ana
. nant IFS execution by the method
of direct action
aThe observance Of the law, ne
soid "is the greatest solvent or puplic
ilso He deplored attempts to create
class distinctions
me scene of the notification was
.,,on Field. the repretation ground OF
smith college, natural amphitheater'
. nlatform large enough to accommo-
dota only the speakers and a few dis
t;nuu;shed guests was erected at one
ond of the field and on the grassy
s,ones before it the great assemplage
stood.
Governor Coolidge heard from Gov
onor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky
tba formal announcement or MS nomi-
nation "by the spontaneous wish Oh
the party.
discussing economic relations, Gov
amor Coolidge declared the extrav1-
oant standards of government expend-
tures bred of recent years must De
eliminated and revision of taxation
No accompanied by a reduction of pri-
vate extravaganza. He urged dif-
ferent public attitude toward industry,
a large comprehension of the inter-
denendence of capital management
and labor and better facilities for the
nrompt and reasonable adjustment OF
industrial disputes. The need of the
farmers he said, is an enlarged pow
er of organization whereby the orig
lnal producer may profit to a larger
degre by the high prices paid for his
produce by ultimate consumer and at
the same time decrease the cost OF
food.
Says Suffrage to Win.
The nominee said equal suffrage IS
coming; that relief from distress is the
right of the men who served In the
war, and urged greater recognition or
the rights of negroes.
MORROW Makes Notification.
"This nomination is rendered you as
the spontaneous wish of your party
said Governor Edwin P. Morrow OF
kentucky, principal speaker at the
ceremonies attending the notification
here today of Governor Calvin Cool
idge of his nomination as candidate
of the republican part for vice-presi-
dent.
"The west called to the east. Gov
ernor Morrow sad, north and south
heard the call and the nation made
the answer"
Governor Morrow attacked the dem
ocratio national administration for
what he termed its hesitation. blum
dering and stubbornness and called
the league of nations an attempt to
bind the United States to the bloody
feuds of Europe.
II is fitting" Mr.. Morrow said.
that in Massachusetts, at this foun-
tam OF american inspiration, we ,os-
emnly determine that the heritage
which made us free, independent and
UfOS0arOuS cha1l ha W.T. fo,
mess OF unknown pottage."
Administration Scored.
You are called to serve your coun-
uy in a time of your country's need"
eovernor Morrow continued. "At home
sraVe economic, industrial, social and
eoVernmental problems have too long
IN the past, and now continue, press
iof and demand solution and upon
lheir proper solution depends .xe
prosperity, security, commercial and
financial welfare of our people.
nut confronted at home with htga
suues and most serious responsipli.-
ues the present national administra-
uoh' entrusted with the great powers.
VI government, has halted and hesit.-
.eo and blundered, while it all of it's
s'uooorn energies upon the task of
snns'ehing sns upon our country all of the
Ills of the world
-, me president and all those who in
sne past have bowed to his will, and
~ whom he has covered with his
wsns le' committed to his policies, and
Vi' ne now seeks to place in his
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