Evening journal., 1920-06-08

sent, must be put aside and conclu-
slVely excluded from any future con
troll Bear this well I'm mind through
out the campaign, FOR 10 Is the first
condition OF our ability 90 enter upon
The path which will carry us fmWard
70 true progress and 10 wiseR Rlaws.
IL Is the path OF Washington. OF Lin
coin and OF Roosevelt from which
Mr.. Wilson has sought 10 drag us.
We can only regain 10 by once and
Tor all condcmnlng the man and his
associates who have thus ondoavOred
20 turn us from the right road into
tlie dark and devious ways which
with an nations lead TO destruction.
we therefore make our appeal for
support TO all who love America.
20 all, Whatever party name they
happen 20 bear, who arc true 10 the
iaith OF the fathers. 10 join with us
IN this great work Of redcmption.
The defeat OF the present adminis-
tration and all it means transconds i'm
Importance every other question and
an Immediate and dominant issues arc
pound up with IL. Without that de-
feat every chance OF. the right settle
ment sorcly needed now and moi
later, will depart.
Our First Duty As Americans.
Inc ground thus cleared. 10 is our
| ilrst duty as Americans 20 re-esfahlish
| pertain essential principles which have
/ Decn both shaken and invaded -shnk-
/ en- by the shook OF war. invaded by
those who had tholr own selfish pur-
poses TO serve even In the hour OF
the couniry's danger.
1he earliest beliefs Of men reveal
l The trust Of mankind IN order, as the
divine conquerer OF chaos and eternal
nent. A famous poet tells us that
order Is Heavens iirst law" and his
| tory repeats the same Injunction. All
| the civilization over built up and
I treasured by mankind has rested tpOn
/ the establishment OF law and order.
Law and order, the supports OF true
liberty. the lrm Foundations OF pros
/ perlly and progress, have always ruled
| IN the United States and have been
very dear 10 the hearts OF the Amcri-
can people. They must never be
weakened or impaired unless we are
/ ready 90 see all that we have care
fully built Up go down In ruin and
/ men forced once more into the strug-
gle against chaos, followed by the
slow and toilsomo climb out OF tho
| darkness OF anarchy 10 The helrht OF
freedom and accomplishment To
maintain law and OrdOr and a stable
government where justice rules and
I the rights OF all men, high and low.
rich and poor. shall be protected. we
/ must have a government Of the people.
duly chosen by the people. and never
must there be permitted any govern
! ment by a sincle man or by a group
/ OF men or by an organized minority.
! Tyranny turks In them all and true
/ freedom Wlthcrs when they ascend
/ the throne. There must be but one
law In this country and That is The
/ law framed by the men chosen hy The
A.nNnfNIn NnnHnUnNNHnn 40 rrluNm Nh.
| The chief magistrate must understand
| That 10 Is his duty not only 90 enforce
/ but TO abide by the laws thl
laws made by me representatives
J OF the people, and when those laws
are once made they must be Obeyed
until the people see NJ 90 change
them. The viii Of the people. express
ed i'm lawful manner through ths
/ Government Of the United States, must
be supreme. for the Government OF
the United States can neither suffer
/ revolt nor submit 90 any question of
! its authority on the part OF any man
I or any group OF men or any minority
OF the people. When free government
fails. auiOcracy and revolution and
! the downfall Of civilization as we have
known 10 are at hand. Progress viii
cease and the decline 90 lower stage.
OF development viii have begun. Trul
progress must rest upon and prOcee,
from the sound PRINCIPLES which sus
tain all free government and DO suci
progress the Republican party always
has been committed. Loyalty 90 thl
United Slaies and obedience tO ihl
peoples laws are the curnor-stOnel
OF the Republic and should be sus
iained and upheld by every man bnt
woman In every corner OF our greaN
land. Keep these principles sacred ant
untouched and an the rest viii follow
Let me turn first 10 The economic
conditions, so profoundly distOrle,
ana confused by TIE war. which az
feet or daily lie. are essential (,
our blsinoss and upon which ou
material prOsperitv and AN the bene
lis, both mental and moral. whicl
now from 10 when honestly acquired
so largely depend. Already a bogin
ming has been made by a Republi
can Congress. working under all ih
difficulties and opposition imposed b,
a hostile executive. Many vital eco
nomio measures and especially pro
tective tariff legislation to guard on
Industries are impossible with
Democratic Free Trad OF Socialists
WrOcliviiies In the White House. II
accomplish such measures as fhos
we must have. as We intend TO have
a Republican President. in sympaih
b with a Republican House and Senate
Great reductions in expenditures hav
been effected but we have been me
, / with resistance in some Of the dc
b partmenis and also by habits Of vast
backed by maladministratiOn, by suC
riflce Of efficiency TO political pur
poses, never so reoklcSsly indulge
in before, and In certain cases by a
incompetency so marvellous thai
3 cannot be due TO nature but must b
the result OF art. Yet despite "a
these lettering conditions an amour
OF work has been done which in day
OF peace would have been oonsic
cred remarkable but now passes a
most unnOticed because great event
have so crowded on each others heel
? in The years OF world war That th
. | comprehension and appreciation O
{. 1 legislative accomplishment are we
2 nigh lost. Let me give a FEW e,
amples Of what has been accomplish
I ed.
q The estimates have been reduce
4 over a billion dollars. The Oil-leasin
= and water-pOwer bills, two moasur,
z | OF large effect and high impOrianc
! which have been halting and siuml
:. ling for years in the incapable hanC
G on IA Democratic majority. have passC
hnth houses. but the President n;
y velflad the water bill We haN
y nassed the vocational rehabilltatio
: ACT for the benefit OF wounded so
J, djers and several acts for The displ
: sition OF war material, very necessar
. TO our finances. We. nave aiIrnds
a and improved The Federd lteser
i and the farmers loan acts. We nav
y cared for the soldiers OF the Civ
" 4 In Nhn#n u