The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
AMERICAS RIGHTS
MUST Be GUARDED
Republican Nominee Given
Hearty Greeting In the
Hoosier State

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 15,-AssertinS
that America must do everything she
can" 10 prevent further wars SenatoS
Harding renewed hero tonight his dec
laration OF six weeks ago that in organ
king the sentiment OF tho world for
peace he favors taking all that Is good
in the Versailles League OF Nations.
August IS the Republican nominee
pointed out that he declared on that
occasion that the league might DC
amended or revised II its pr9Sislons
when elected" he said tonight I
will Immediately summon the best
minds OF America TO consult and advise
as to Americas relationship to the pres
tons or IL or substitutes for it. Tho
senate and our party have Recognized
much good In q new world fellowship
and & operation but we insistently re-
ject all that menaces America. We must
separate the wheat from tho chaft.
MANY indiana Hpooohss
Tho senator's speech here delivered to
crowd OF thousands In romlinsons
Hall concluded q day of hard cam paigii-
ing through the southern half OF Indi-
lucky in the morning Ne spoke at JEFF
fersonYille, New Albany, Speeds: Col
burg, Charlottesville, sumner. Column
bus, EdinburE and Franklin before his
arrival here and he will renew MS plea
travels westward for q night meeting at
In ali of his speeches today. the can
didate argued for preserved nationaiism
and urged the election OF Republican
congress-, making q SPECIAL appeal at
each stop for Senator James Z. Watson.
who accompanied him on his special
train. He praised the Indiana senator
as q great and useful public man" who
deserved reelection. Among others on
. ~ ~,
and Governor James p. Goodrich
Gets warm Greeting
Arriving here late in the afternoon,
he was cheered through crowded streets
during an automobile parade and later
shSoS hands with se S,s So nSndr Hs AZ 1
leave for St Louis tomorrow morning.
Besides the League OF Nations, Sena-
tor Harding touched In his night speech
. here many OF the issues Of the cam cam,
can party which now, offered "a con-
structive and progressive program" to
re-adtust American affairs. Democrat:
&c neglect. ineificiency, waste and wild
Gus assault on the administration by
which he declared the nation was being
led toward another crisis Of stagnancy
and Unemployment" "
not permit anyone to. write a third
chapter Of tho Democratic book Of de-
b - HaealAx-ls spessA go y,
Nr. HaFdtnt bare tonikslk
Wa hav. come. Dsnevs. ia ths
~ 49SA faNes ersG I ask yUu and
I AAt1M An3efteAns to, look forward to
- eoa1t<oct3ye and pro SFeaHive, proGrRsn.
- q DEncfi0i pgQEfAiA 10 a. proff,8uf
WhiGhIhab thu cisNractSristies. necess&ry
, to aNyt epod 4msficAn program. namely,
. thAf Il shall have been made by the ad-
Vice and the viii Of the people and shall
have q united America behind II.
am sure am right when I say that
America IL fairly we'll united against
the program and the policies which. for
nearly eight years have been forced
) upon them. both as to the conduct Of
those affairs at home In which We ought
TO set an example to. the rest OF the
! world. -.
As to the mismanagement Of our do
meStic affairs. as to, neglect. inefficien-
cy. waste and wild exPsrimentation,. I
believe there no logger exists any sub
stantial difference OF opinion. 1t Is
plain enough to the people Of this coun-
try that both their economic and social
life have been allowed In some places
to drift Into stagnancy, and in other
PLACES have been overturned by unwar-
ranted Interference by an unWise ad-
ministrative government. exercising I'M
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