The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-05-06

can people for their future preserva-
ton, prosperity and welfare depend
upon the success of the republican
party in the coming election, and ap-
preciating the enormous task await
ing the republican party's return to
complete power in our national gov
ernment do adopt the following res
olutions:
Renew Allegiance.
I'VE pledge our answering allegi-
ance to our government and declare
our firm adherence to our national
and state constitutions. Under our
national constitution, there has grown
nation so rich and so powerful that
all history fails to record any other
national growth and development
such as our country has seen. We
have invited the oppressed of the
world to come and enjoy the freedom
guaranteed by our constitution, and
that heritage so wisely provided by
our forefathers, should be handed
down by us unimpaired to future
generations forever.
LAS republicans, we demand strict
adherence to our constitution by
every executive, representative and
judicial officer. We demand loyalty
to our invitations and obedience to
our laws from every citizen and every
inhabitant regardless of citizenship.
Our government is and must remain
government of American citizens,
by American citizens, and for Ameri-
can citizens.
No Alien Interference.
None but citizens of our country
have or should have any moral, ethi-
cal or legal right to advocate or ad-
wise any changes in our system of
government or the laws of our cOun-
try or state. 1t is our country. It
belongs to American citizens. Our
freedom from foreign denomination
was won by our revolutionary heroes.
preserved by our boys in blue and
sanctiied by the great legions Of SOL
diers who have so recently preserved
the respect of the world for our coun-
try.
any change in our governmental sys-
tenn except in the orderly manner
provided by our constitution We not
only ask that the solution of our So
cial, economic labor and political
problems be left to our American cit
liens. but we demand through our
representatives in congress and our
1oorisIo t,,roe ord tbro,,~b o,,r co,,rts
due respect for our institutions. and
the right to governn ourselves with
out interference or advice from men
or women within or without our
country who are not 100 per cent Am
erican citizens.
Proud Of World War Soldiers.
we glory in the valor, patriotism
and Americanism of our American |
soldiers in the late war. We en-
dorse and approve the efforts made |
to band our returned soldiers togeth- |
er into the American Legion, and |
pledge the support Of the republicans |
OF Idaho to preserve to posterity the |
bravery and heroism of these heroes. |
We heartily indorse the action of our
republican members of congress in
maintaining these immortal princi- |
Piles. and commend them for their |
zeal in public affairs and devotion at |
an times to true American ideals
6orah, French and Smith.
I'VE recognize that Senator Borah
in his opposition to the league Of ma
tons. as presented by President Will |
son. has rendered to the nation
great service.
we approve the splendid services |
of Congressman French and Smith
Davis Administration.
I'VE realize that the members of |
the convention have not been COM |
missioned to deal with other than ma
tional questions or to pass judgment
upon men or policies in matters of
state administration.
1--WE can not, however. refrain from
upon the vigor and eff
cheney which has characterized Gov
ernOr Davis administration. We feel
that the interests Of the state have
been carefully safeguarded and that
the voters Of the state viii unhesi-
atingly conclude to continue the re-
publican party in power