The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
COOLIDGE TOLD OF
HIS NOMINATION
Gov. Morrow Is Princi-
pal Speaker at
Exercises

NORTHAMPTON. Mass. July 81
This nomination rs rendered you as
the spontaneous wish of our party"
snid Governor Edwin 4. Morrow, of
Kentucky, principal speaker at the
ceremonies attending the notification
here today OF Gov. calvin Coolidge OF
mis- nomination IA candidate OF the
republican party for vice president.
The west called to the eust.''
Governor Morrow said. north and
south heard the call and the nation
made answer"
Governor Morrow attacked the
democratic national administration
for what he termed it's hesitation,
blunderlng and stubbornness and
called the league OF nations nm at
tempt to bind the United States to
he bloody feuda OF Europe.
Called To Serve.
1T Is fitting" Mr.. Morrow said :,
that In Massachusetts, at TINS foun-
tmin of American inspiration, we sol
EMMY determine that the heritage
which made us free, independent and
prosperous. shall not be bartcred for
a mess OF unknown pottage"
You are called 10 serve your u
try In u time OF your country's need"
Governor Morrow continued. AT
home grave economic, industrial, SO
cial and governmental problems have
too long In the past and now continue
to press for and demand solution,
and upon their proper solution de-
ponds the prosperity, security. COM
mercial and financial welfare of our
people.
But. confronted at home with high
tduties and most serious responsible
tics. the present national admiiiistra-
| ton, entrusted with the great powers
OF government which has halted and
hesitated aud Numbered, while II bent
] 80 - H.. .U.Na-.. .w.E aau.... A..
task Of fastening upon u country
all OF the ills OF Inc world. The presi-
cent. and all those who In the past
have bowed to his Will, and he whom
no has covered with his mantle, COM
nfitted to his policies, and whom he
! now Seeks TO place In his stead, have
for more han a year, n are now,
seeking TO strip us OF our n%ationalism
by clothing the nation in the multi
colored garments of internationnlism (;
to axe from us our sovereignty
and so, through n league Of nations,
TO bind us to the Hood feuds OF Eu-
rope, to make MS the guarantors of
shifting, vanishing boundary lines TO
the ends OF the earth, and to involve
us in the greed n strife and confu-
sion Of the old world"
Awaits His Message.
In such a time and with such is
sues confronting the country. Cover
nor Morrow asserted, Governor
Coolidge IL confidently called upon To
serve with n leader who has spoken
clearly. bravcly and c~onvincingly."
His voice rings out new like a
bugle through the land" he said.
I'VE now await Jour message, o
vlnced that II will be Vi full accord
with the time honorcd, time proven
policies of the republican party and
that IL will proclaim our party's prin-
ciples OF service to the nation and
it's people. When you have spoken,
America Will know that captain and
mate have turned the old ship of state
from her neutrality-suspicious.. to the
needs OF the hour-home, to keep all
and TO save all that the past gave and
which the future promiaes--home. "a
solve our problems here and TO fulflil
as we always have done, our fnll
y share OF world responsibility"