Newark post., 1920-03-03
G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN
POINTS WAY TO
PARTY SUCCESS

PARl4 SOCCESS
Continued from Page y
the achievements of the club, and
presented Mr.. Hays. The national
chairman got an uproarious well
come.
Discusses Women i'm Politics
There are two natural inquir-
les from women new in politics.
CD What does the Republican
party offer the women? (2) What
does the Republican party stand
for?
The Republican party offers the
women everything we offer the
men. The only just rule for
political party is that the rights
of participation in the manage
ment of the party's affairs must
be and will remain equally sacred
and sacredly equal. The Republi-
can women in the country con-.
stitute one-half of the party's
membership. In many states this
has long been so. In the Presi-
Dental campaign of 1920 it is my
very earnest hope and well-found-
ed judgment that it shall be so
everywhere. The Republican wo-
men come into the party activity
not as women but as voters, en-
titled to participate, and partici-
pating just as other voters. Their
activity is not supplementary, an
cillary or secondary at all-they
are units in the party membership,
and where the suffrage for them
is new they come in just as men
have come in when they have
reached the legal voting age. They
are not to be separated or segre-
gated, but assimilated and ANAL
gamated, with just that full con-
sideration due every working men,
Der of the party in the rights of
their full citizenship. There is to
be no separate women's organiza-
tion created within the party, eX-
cept and only in those cases where
such an arrangement may be need
ed temporarily as an efficient aid
in the complete amalgamation
which is our objective.
What the Party Stands For
what does the Republican par,
ty stand for?" I suggest that
above all things else the Repub.
lican party stands first for the
honest, efficient and economical
business administration of the
country's affairs. 1t was formerly
said that Honesty is the bes-
policy" as a matter Of business
Honesty is the best policy as {
= matter of morals. In like manner
= there is but one kind of success
: full politics, and that is the polite!
5 of faithful, efficient, honest ant
r economical administration. Th'
= only successful politics in thu
situation today is to find out wha
= is best for the country and do i
$ first. We want more men in poll
tics for what they can give AM
not what they can get.
End: | suggest the Republican
party stands for the development
v and execution of a plan for tn
reduction of taxes, with the repea
Il of taxes which kill initiative, an
: the spreading of the war deb
Il over a large number of years.
3rd:, That there shall be de
veloped a better relation betwee
labor and capital, with justice t
both and with justice to the public
y the third side Of the triangle
Il which must not be forgotten.
/. 4th: That there shall be an az
g ministration of law and orde
). everywhere in the nation.
l. 5th. The party shall measur
5. it's steps forward by the new neet
of the nation, with it's eyes alway
ahead but with it's feet always Q
solid ground.
"The Republican party stoC
d during the war: First, for the US
al of every possible means to win tt
Il war; second, for a peace with vi
X tory only; and, third, for sar
70 preparation for the solution of tt
problems of peace.
with all our power we wi
strive to prevent the furtht
spread of socialism, and set tn