Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
HARDING WILL FEATURE
TARIFF ON LABOR DAY
Will Later Discuss Agriculture and
League of Nations Mt Minnie
sofa Fair Grounds.
FIRST TRIP OUT OF STATE
Republican Nominee Makes Leisure
ly Trip to Minneapolis, Stopping
for Conferences En- Routc-Tariir
Question Will DO Emphasized.
Iny Ar,ocintcd presa-


MARION. OHIO. August 14.-Lator,
the league OF nations agricultural Is
sues and the tariff. are to be made
headliners of Senator Hardin :; e 3
under IA program revealed here to-
day In connection with announce
ment Of definite plans for the Repub-
lican nominees first speech outside
The labor address Will be delivered
on Labor Day. Monday. SepternbS7
No delegation has beer. booted 50
far TO call or that day. but It is un-
derstood number of labor orga MIA
lions have asked for the appoin tmrn,.
Agriculture and the League o: pa
tions arc to be coupled in AN add:c7E
on September at the Minnesota.
STATE sna,9. Fair ,nG grounds ,i,; between Mian'-
In announcing plans for the trip.
which Will be senator liard!ngs FIRST
speaking excursion outside ms o"n
no. other speeches would be made
along the way. and that his dccisi1 IN
TO go TO Minnesota was IN no sense
modification OF his front porch
TO Emphasize TnrIn.
No definite date has been set Tor q
discussion OF the traiff. but the nom
ince today made plain his purpose 70
emphasize It as his campaign de-
yclops. He said he expected TO soc
"a lot OF shouting" about the tarin
Il
protective schedule worked out by
Congress In cooperation with t5e
Tariff Compassion.
Senator Harding plans to make his
trip to minnesota In lcisurcly fashion,
leaving here on the aicht OF Scptcrl-
Der 6 and stopping on the way for
political conference. He doesn't cN-
poet TO travel by special train or
private car. but will have an ordi-
nary sleeping car reserved for HIM
self and party.
had asked the candidate mako his
speech there on Labor Day. but he
set September :. because .. NJ; dc.
sire 70 remain here for a I.abor pa.
tho Minnesota invitation would pre-
clude any possibility OF hts going n
other Western fairs, and added that
the trip TO Minnesota had Been unier
consideration since the second day
after HIS nomination.
VIII Discuss League.
WHILE ,his spe .ci,,! Is to be devoted
date expects also 10 include an elab-
Grafton OF the foreign policy ne an
nounced in his speech OF acceptance.
OF recent Democratic uttorances on
the league of nations and in reply
VIII carry step further his p-opo-
sal for peace hy rcsoiu: ION and for
AN International association noi i'm
pairing American Independence.
IN outlining today his tariff views,
Senator Harding expressed the opim-
lon that tho Tariff Commission liz
MT funct!oning" TO It's fullest pos
sibiht!cs. and said he believed II
could be made AN important help IL
farming mot an old-tiync prohiDi-
tive tariff, but a tariff which protects
American interests"
TnriT Queation an Issue.
Marx my words" said the nomi-
nee, this tariff rucstion Will he an
issuc. People can smile now. but
you viii hear a lot of shouting about
tn. tariff before this campaiga Is
over
Il DO not know whether am IN
agreement with others on this. hut
favor a tariff commission. = Con-
necessary as to d!ffcrcnt!als and
rates. | regard tariff com mission
as a necessary adjunct to a protcc-
Tive Congress. an adjunct TO pro-
tcctive policy.
The tariff will be an issue. How
bound TO make every possible effort
to rehab!litate her trade. There Is
only one way she can do this we
are the best buyers. America is the
chief nation thar offers attractive
markets, outside OF Japan and SPAIN
Most OF this morning Senator
Harding, spent in conference, wish
Massachusetts,, a member Of the cam
paign committee, discussing various
party questions. Senator Weeks !s
expected TO have n large part IN the
campaign. and IL was said many
questions of policy. were taken M N
Representative Nicholas Longworth,
OF Ohio. In the afternoon the no,ni :
nee closed shop and went for motor
ride.