Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-25
HARDING SPEAKS
TO WYANDOT COUNTY
REPUBLICANS TO-DAY

Gus % Wyandot coulty.4 ohio, came
to Marion today to hear u frontsporch
speech by Senator Harding. the Sec!
ond to be. made By the Republican
Eomfnee this weylk as
Confidence thak iHenator Hardink
would secure thu establishment 81 IN
acceptable interne tionals tribunal vas
expressed ina statement made apubiic
here today " CHARLES Evans Hughes.
the ig1s, Republican presidentlal
ss g whs came to Marion yes-a
teFuayf % talk over campaign issues
with the senator andsshis advisers.
lit Is shafdly n~ece1sAry&fOr mSaIto2
say that ! shall earnestly support
Senator Harding" the statement said.
L"He issa@man OF & poise. high!
minded and sincere. Nosonef can meet.
him without befnk Impressed by his,
exceptionalAcapacit3 and his integrity
of purpose. ssS
Harding. that under Ills leadership
we shall have .ou foreign relations
In accordance with our
best Traditions and Americas duty%toi
1.-The world Will be discharged without
ignoring her dutysto herself.""
Greater Individual and government
al economy YER urged by Senator
Harding IN . front porch speech to-
day accusing the democratic admins
credit.ssto the republican congress for
leaving neariySa biliion dollars, since
lit came into power.
The republican nominee alsosEde-
lclared Tor repeaISof wartime legisla-
ton and for better federal NANTES
nance OF highways and for readjust-
rpent Of taxation. In a brief reference
tp ratification Of the suffrage amend
ment, he asserted his confidence that
the acknowledgements of women would
be a long step forward in securing
raEt Idle government. Sss5 4 y
j The speech was delivered TO a dele.
cation Of republicans from Wyandot
tcounty, Ohio. Its text follows, in part:
Text Of Speech.
"Our country is suffering today In
common with much OF the world as
result OF the great war. We have this
tLdifference to- distinguish us from Eu.
rope: We have actual peace, though
not formally declared. while much 81
EuropeNis engaged IN war, directly o,
Indirectly. The European states have
Emade their covenant, but war con:
EtinuxHss- WeShAve entered into no cove
sEntnt and WI have actual peace, bu'
Eve have also the aftermath-of the wa
In high cost Of living, in disturbed 30
Iscial conditions and in uncertainty II
our Industrial apd financial affairs.
This condition arises largely from
the fact that the administration mad
no provision for return @toga peac
basis. The government at washington
is still functioning largely under spe
cial wartime legislation Not sonly
} the effect mischievous, but their or
ganfzed machinery is a source 9
great and unnecessary expense to tn
Epeople@of this country. III
~ W. need to reduce u cost of gov
efnrient asr" means toward reduc
n ing the ost Of living But that is NJ
i 1.-THE only remedy. It may be difficult T
indicate any particular remedy t
achieve this much desired result, bu
5 certainly anything that exacts an un
usual money demand for governmer
Els calculated TO raise the cost OF th
: necessities Of life. What we need Is t
have the government stop its extravs
gance - an example 70 indtvtdus
thrift.
~electeda in 1913 came into control *
the legislative branch Of the gover1
ment. It did 20 under a pledge' TO r
dnceTkhe eoSt%of governRentza and
StoY,,aaA6ctrA*10Ance and waste TIN
THU, too, In the face OF Determine
power IL tie aarniniEHaattve ranch
government TO maintain Its mturnal
Of extrAvakance.. ss
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