Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-21

address before the Indiana
delegation at Marion.
Marion. O. (Special)-Senator War
rem G. Hagding, Republican nominee
for President, In a speech delivered Ia
a delegation from Indiana which called
on him here to pledge the support OF
Indiana Republicans, declared thai
twice President Wilson had an oppOr
tunity TO obtain ratification of the
League Of Nations eel and tina,
he put ratification aside because h.
would not accept reservations designed
solely to safeguard American rights
Senator Harding said:
Il greet you In a spirit of rejoicing
not a rejoicing In the narrow personal
or partisan sense, not In the gratifying
prospects Of party triumph; not In the
contemplation of abundance In the
harvest fields and ripenins corn fields
and maturing orchards; net In the re
assuring approach Of stability after a
period OF weighing and webbing which
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still free and Independent and in a po
sifion Of se~lf-reliance and holds to the
right Of self-determination, which are
priceless possessions In the present
turbulence of tho world.
Let US suppose the SENATE had rat,
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the Territorial integrity of Poland AS
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a.e,mo ,r-,har do, ,ha ,.r,,na,aa
NJ ,he allotted t.st, roonir.d ,,a uo.,
ing Of var upon the Russian people.
OF course, It would. what would
what would OF necessity have
to RESULT Nothing necessarily. we
are glibly Informed, since only the
Congress can declare war. md the
Congress might reject the appeal OF
the executive. But would tho Congress
DO thati Could the Congress do that
without staining indelibly the honor
Of the nation7
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the discussion which TOOK Mace At