The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

one woman wrote, fare first last and
all the time that foreign trap set for US.
the League of Nations" Another. whose
heritage may perhaps be guessed, wrote:
Irish situation (self-determination),
elimination OF the Eighteenth Amend
ment." Another: THE country needs a
change" Another: 1.-THE issues Of the
campaign are better times, and we do
not want a League of/Nations." An
other: 81 shall vote for Harding and so
will six members of my family. l think
the issues Of the campaign are Burying
Article X; get rid of Wisconsin" One OF
The cards SAYS. 81 am for Harding. bat
I want a League Of Nations"
Here are some OF the other answers
of the Harding voters as regards the
issues:
America first XIII Wilson's League
Of Nations. Help make 1t thorough
housekeeping.
"Americanism at fun strength TO COM
bat Bolshevism No compromise with
sovletism, labor agitators or hyphenates.
either German. Irish or others"
TOO much hot air for the last eight
years"
"Wilson-that's all. and enough"
THE issue should be, The wasting OF
$4,000. 900, 000.'"
Reputation of the entire Wilson
Administration, restoration to Amerl-
cans of the freedom and wisdom America
stands for, regaining of the confidence
of all foreign Powers. protection to
American industries Sc"
"a league with changes, the wisdom
of the strongest men we have to govern
us, and no more stubborn, conceited.
one man policy"
mo interference with foreign affairs,
true Americanization, reduction in cost
Of living. more drastic measures against
strikers, severe punishment of prof
iteers."
Republican craftsmanship versus
Democratic politics and sane economy
versus pathetic waste of public funds"
Wait Until Germany IL Beaten.
81 am not in favor of any League of
Nations at present. This or any league
is an ideal. but not practical until Ger
many has been actually beaten
Five members of my household will
vote for Harding. Down with the League
of Nations"
1--WE need return to fair. just COM
mon sense Government-in short. to a
condition of normally International
relations under Republicans have al
ways been safe and sound"
'The will Of the people against wilful
dictation."
League of Nations (revised) Bust
ness efficiency in Government affairs"
mo League of Nations in mine. AL
ways Democrat"
II shall vote for Harding (greater
dignity than Cox). Cox's new move is
for the Irish-American vote. / am
weary of the hyphen.'
Az, L..
2. And to profligate expenditure. g.
Proper caution as against sentimental
recklessness in international commit
ments"
Which candidate has the best party
to support him? No choice between cam
didates as individuals"
Elimination Of wisconsin and au-
| tocracy; removal of utterly inefficient
(because so absolutely self-sufficient) !,
incapable and wasteful Administration /;
return to constitutional division of pow
ers and duties among several branches
or the Government rcaffirmation of
American traditions and sentiment with
respect to foreign relations but no merger
with any Wilson superstate cessation
of hampering, destructive treatment of
American business through commissions,
laws. taxes, &C."
1'oHeSI democracy, Hot snam ue-
mocracy, and the UNFOLDING of the in
spired Constitution of the United States"
"Americanism and Christianity and
the biggest. broadcast men seem to be OF
the Republican party at the present
time"
NAs Uncle Joe Cannon said, TO get us
out of purgatory.'"
! Government according to the forms
| of the Constitution q good man with a
good Cabinet for executive work a good