The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-09-03

vention ut Salt Lake City last / riIdy
that nominated Don B. Cotton Of Yer.
nal rs the republican candidate in the
First district. while Claude +. Baker
of Eureka was secretary. Baker for
merly practiced law at Helper and Is
well known locally. ". G. Horsley of
Cache offered the invocation. a hum
drcd aud ninety-six votes were given
the Uintah county man, while Will
ford Day Of Beaver received hum
drcd and twcnty-scven. T.. q. Leather
wood of Salt Lake City got the nomi-
nation in the Second district over
Hamilton Gardner. also of Zion, and
his only opponent.
Marcusen Gives Talk.
81 am grateful for the appoint
mcnt as your temporary chairman, y
said Marcuscn ~ base always felt
it an honor to serve the republican
party even IN the humblcst capacity.
| In every crisis of our national history
some great man spurrud tu action by
| bis love of country has wisely lead
I her pcorle to o. solution. Thus. IN the
critical period following the rcyolu-
ton when cause for united action ON
Z the part of he colonies was most APP
] parent and petty jealousy was about
to split them nsundcr, it was AlcXan-
der Hamilton that stepped 10 leader.
ship Securing assumption of colonial
revolutionary debts he tied the knot
of continued united action. When the
slnyeholding states Of the South said
10 the North we will have NO more IN
common with you aud by armed force
would have secured and maintained d
separate confederation Il WIS Abra'
ham Lincoln that lead the union /.
cause aud freedom. Through year
of strife, inspired by his love Of coun
try. he cuunsclcd and directed and th,
union was preserved. When Cuba Z
manhood rcbcllcd against the tyranni
cal hand Of Spain and Spain woul,
have conquered with unspeakabl'
butchcry, Il was William Mckinle!
who voiced America 5 ideals and sen
her army and navy on 10 victory Il
humanity's cause. When the hound
of Hundom were turned loose upoi
the world IL was Theodore Roosevelt
that reused America from the Stun
? Der into which she had been lulled
: Hamilton, Lincoln, Mckinley, Rpose
| welt! Who are theyl Patriots AM
republican leaders who saved Ameri
ca. but this is past, II the party o
| today and It's leaders do not CAV
promise Tor the future they are no
entitled 10 the suffrage of the Amer
lean people.
Critical Times, These.
"And let me say right here lhe'
are critical times, From wiihol
comes the rry Ia forsnke the leacl
ings of Washington which have j
long preserved us. Sacrifice selt-d
rection for that which others may dl
cree. Md We have those among I
who would have il So. From With
we have industrial and social unres
Should democracy prevail in Novel
her We shall be delivered into the fir
state, while internal unrest will shall
the very foundations of free COVER
= ment. But this shall not be, The .
publican party under the splend
s leadership of Harding and toolid.
will fight Ia the death this prugra
iluf American ruin. We will he
Il Europe aud ull the world IN eve
way we can that does not mean 10
poyerishment of America, but We "
not send our Young men 10 be KILL
and spend millions of the people
money in supporting the militia
schemes of alien governments, y
hear lot about Gompers deliverl
the laboring vote tn Cox, We don
believe such talk, The labouug m
thinks. He'll not permit dompers
any other man TO do that Tor him,
careful comparison of Harding 5 a
CoX's labor records is leading orgu
lied labor as individuals and as
organization to declare for Harding
High Cost Issue.
- "The nation 5 waste and mism'
agement of money appropriated
public roads is only equalled by q
of our own state commission. ElG
years hEh W. llNaNN AlAA'o wv WV
Gratis made the high cost of living
issue. They came near its acco
plishment by destroying the peopl
ability To buy AT the time of the sil
ing of the armistice it was thoul
that the cost of living would decli
For few days it did, then a HI
aud then a climb till il seems that
sky is the limit, Democratic inc,
petence has failed miserabiy in
solution. Every time Palmer ma
an investigation there has been
further price. What else might
expected with the example of extra
ganee set by the democratic COVE
ment heads and officials, From Ma
! 4, 1919, to June, 1920, republi
congress effected saving of
billion, four hundred million dol
odd by pruning appropriations VI
u mently demanded by democratic