Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-22
Harding Acceptance
PIedges Party Rule

q. ,be hest paid In the world, the can
Sidste emphasized the. responsibility OF
muh onnh service and added: Il
tuI II"rbo government might well stamp |,
..,,ray employment with the sanctity 4
as nublic service and guarantee to the
vva;iwey employees that justice which
roices the American conception OF
riqhteousness on the one hand ana as
snres continuity OF service on the o'her'
,,,..,,a ruforce Dry Laws
"'u a., ,roh,b;t;o, aud
In his relelens so soid,
law w,panOIe em,OI ever will differ about the
wisdom of the enactment OIL lawE
there Is divided opinion regaraing ,ne
eighteenth amendment ana ,ne ,aws
enacted to make 1t operative, put there
can be no difference OF op,ploh9 ap9ut
honest law enforcement Mooincutioh
or repeal is the right OF tree psople.
vhenevr the deliberate anu ihtelhgent
pubic sentiment comma,nus, ou. per
version and evasion mark ume a'hS "
the failure OF goyernment IIseu; .,e
Senator Lodge IN ms spsecn VI NIL; no;n
cation told the hepupnsun hon,.nee
that his actions IN ,he oena'e tI rsp,
sented the attitude Oh 'ne a, da;S omnIas;s
viewed political issues ana iaiu enipnasis
an the declaration that America must
remain Tree iron loi .aaa :,
and avoid "Wilsonian peace.
with the notification day ceremo-
nies and the speech OF senator Harding
striking n keynote which VIII give tone
90 tbe arguments of Republican work
ors throughout the nation In the season
Al noltical debate, the Republican cam
vaign attained full speed ahead.
The notification ceremonies not only
brought to Marion many thousands OF
Harding entaus,aS,s, ,ha nsrty pus as well we'll. " '
DIG lc"ue''
Parade In SOLID HANKS
.,a ~ n long program in which great
ontbnsiosm ruled the day as the visit
Inc delegations marched on the HARD
ins h,s residence in unbroken success
ne, lhs to be received by the candidate
SUI SUI ,o nav their respects in the coin
Of Of itumuituous political emotionalism;
Ar 7 o'clock in the morning noisy
auor.,;on AZ of Marion citizens that
ioorc5 like half the town led off with
y .VSS demonstration that set mark for the
a. 'nf town folks to shoot at After
out t.oi tow,I;rS acclaim the senator
lid III tbo leading mart in a flag rails
Willing the Stars and Stripes to
ihs' runft nf no weather beaten Mckinley
nhe WI cont here n few days ago from
TSsto, canton.
msleqation after delegation. with
- Ds.'s; tsior;n, and colors flyinr. followed
pauus .ho y,o WerJ;ng front porrL as thirty
po;,, up ~ ~" trains and thousands of auto
n,obiIcs ,inloaded their contribution to
the % ratification crowd. Not content
with showing themselves to the nomi
moo they reformed and marched and
counter marched through the city in
iio' u nO'S'
Harding Thanks Home Folks
The Marion boosters cheered the
senator until he consented to make a
short talk. thanking them for their show
Of "neighborly interest and enthu-
siasm.
81 am going to make my speech later
In the day. said. but cannot let
you 20 without saying how deeply | am
touched by this tribute from the home
folks"
Members of the Hamilton Club, OF
Chicago, came up singing Good Morn
Ing. Mr.. Harding fashioned after the
army marching song. Good Morning,
Mr.: Zip and presented the candidate
with a resolution giving him honorary
membership in the club: In response he
declared there ought to be a similar Re
cHV' ritv '
i've do not give enough attention to
our politics." he added. "for good gov
ernment ought to be the first business
Of every citizen. And / think we do not
pay enough attention to party in this
country we have had too much of the
rule of the individual and not enough of
the rule of the great masses. I am es-
pecially proud to be a member of your
club because it bears the name of the