Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
Vt. REPUBLICANS
ACCLAIM WOOD


ftill IN force there.
An executive budget system Is simply
a budget prepared by the President. Not
tby him personally for no mans life
would be long enough to do that: hut the
various departments bring 10 the Presi-
dent their estimates, and then there is
a general coordination by the PRESIDE mt
his assistants: the members of the cab
met, who knowing the various needs OF
fhe government some more pressing
than others knowing the resources OF the
government and the probable income. are
able to sit down and build up an har-
1nonious whole, a well co-ordinated bud
get in which those departments which
most need money will get what they need
and those whose demands are less urgent
will get less.
AMERICAN BUSINESS
More production is the great cry of the
world to-day and production we must
have. 1t is the main remedy for the
high cost of living. Increased production
,Enoans prosperous business. prosperous
,aDusiness means a prosperous and con-
rented labor, combined they mean ma
NionA prosperity. We must encourage
american business at home and abroad
We must stop the tearing down OF bust
fneB: The idle talk against big business
P4o business Is too big to be encouraged
y II Is good business. business which
p helpful 80 the people: and no business
p no Npai To DO controlled an" regu
Exhed n II II bad business ;tnl ,.tu->o.ls
hD tn ,,sopls.
AmArhA has S.en developed alnos,
<noI1y b. private Initiative. by private
tsntAiJrtse and 'we must continue thi,
pHtc? !-dsr wise governmental res,I.a
kto'i. "a our Future GeIes,5r, mr..
v'OHEjSN ~. nE AJIIo trURrIaNI
.FA.siryE
Us want 30 e7::tndsh a ~yrin4 foreign
Hon. ...s";d v,licV We nsr-.r have hmf
Dne rhn Il - h;.a come aow FOR Us .c
Tm1Doiaio Z ,S,sry TOR spreading ou
Han" ah~ood. AID -. must do Il inteIii
Beht'y. ,ce MIS- have behind our grea
.saadH 'Itsrp.1sc.I ~ Intelligent -lI,por
10. :he government
~ \ 'irsr ;ster y ,;,1. direction W,
,w~rt a xoc:H, ar, o'Tic. ant consular corps
90s do no. wayt nur consular .ervic.
'rrsed AZ a dumping ground for posttica
worker. "" 'uust send into Tho wori
IN foreign lands. mel uto nJ-s espccia,h
17ined and equipped: men who arc thor
cughly familiar with the customs ans
assigned. oaG Who know the facilitie
o16 &c unity rs for supplying those needs
7HE TARIFF
Ch1H':es 'Srnght during the war in ou
rcorcn)6 ..fc are likely 70 have a marke
Crst. u OIL. :AriN policy. The Republi
rt. Iary MAS: continue to advocate III
RI lection ~ American industry, recoE
ming mat the application Of the princi
pSea eh0uld vary With conditions. Darin
VAe var 20 established new industrie
IN the .;Itnd States which are cnt;tle
u protectipr, Some Of them. such as IN
mai lar chemical industry, are ossentis
70 ocr nStior al Welfare. some OF our in
oustx3es T,Ay reluire additional protsC
A1nn. I'm I've other hnnd. some OF n
Industries have grown 80 strong and ds
NNlJpod such an intaTest in export trad
thsy wfu show less interest N high tnri
thAn th0y have IN tho past some Of Gu
Largo industries feel that they do nc
- much nesd protection N mo HON
market a. Asssiatnnce In ext,idinY the
Trade abroad The tar." must be a
elastic IND adjustable one which mui
b" assT both dsfousfvely and Jffensivel.
VIZ wimt to begfn systematically {
hsveloY DER foreign trade. South AJnoric