The Lamar register., 1920-06-16
Harding and Coolidge Nominees
HARDING AND COOLIDGE
Colorado Republicans viii Continue the
Good Work by Nominating Real
Americans Alss.


good While we all hand our prefer
ences for next president, We must adj
NIT no stronger ticket could have been
nominated. Too often political con
ventions look more to theivote getting
ability of the candidates than they do
lhe ability of the men TO occupy she
places for which they arc nominated.
No person in the nation can honestly
question the ability, the integrity or
the sincerity of Senator Harding and
Governor Coolidge.
Moreover, as mon they stand for
something They haye never been
found sitting on the fence waiting for
tho wind to see which way to fall.
Holding American ideas Of the most
pronounced kind, they have even fac
cd what seemed to be popular dis
favor to advance the IDEALS which made
this nation great.
Harding and Coolidge! You can
mark it down right now the first mem
toned will be the next president, AMI
the second named the next vice prcsi-
dent Of the United States. Men Of
ability. standing, loyaity and pure
Americanism will rally around them
as one man Old time party afilia-
tions will be forgotten in the stampede
to give them the largest majority ever
accorded a presidential ticket in this
nation
And after all thanks 70 the Ameri-
can spirit, when the question Of right
or wrong stands cut prominently, what
is the difference between Democrat
and a Republican? They both are
Americans. They both seek the same
end. They both are loyal. They both
speak the same language and have the
same ideals. Just now the old time
distinction by name is fading. The
party difference is not great. They
both see crcaping upon them q great
menace 10 this country in the form of
socialism with the made in Germany"
mark covered by presumably Ameri-
can Label. But they are not deceived
Harding and Coolidgei Mark you
well this prediction when the votes are
counted in November those standing
for pure Americanigm will be found
favoring these men because they are
American, because they stand for all
we hold dear and sacred, and beoause
they will give this country an admin
istration that will quickly swing back
into sanity and safety whore all men
are treated alike; where the square
deal" policy is the only policy all men
know; where foreigners who want 10
be Americans will find a home but
where foreigners who do not want to
be Americans, who want TO come here
to plant their dangerous doctrines, will
find no welcome sign out.
Colorado did well at Chicago. The
delegation went TO Chicago to aid in
selecting a high class ticket II did
so aid. No Republican in the state
will have occasion 70 find fault no mat
tor how ardent a supporter he may
have been of others than the success I
full candidates.
we art AGie ~ ssAs az" - PN"-AN''''-'
Of Colorado will locally present the
people Of this state = ticket that viii.
in every way, match the national can
didates in Americanism and loyalty to
the people as a whole. And that
means success, not only from a politi-
cal standpoint but from every other
standpoint.
We just can't help wondering what
the Democrodc Convention will do
when it meets. We might gay, how
ever, the way the cards are stacked, /
the Woodrow Dynasty will be perpet-
uated through the nomination Of Crown
Prince McAdoo.
In case the Democratic party can /
not find q man who will accept the
nomination for Governor, we are ad- |
vised there is 4 certain bunch in the /
state ready to trot out fellow for
the place. even though he is pledged |
TO forget his loyalty to the Democratic I
party ii elected, ard be guided by the
advice of a gang" that does not live
in Colorado.