The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22


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Ricn OF this city.--Edl
Tito Irngue Of Nations
The republican party believes ~
al alliance botwc"u the nations of
the world FOR certain defined pur-
poses with power 90 make Sugs"s-
tions for the welfare ~ tho com
mcrcinl and financial uffiir5 of tho
world and depending for the cNCcu-
ton of these suggestions upon tho
good rairh Of the nations. The rc-
publican party does not ivclicvc that
% league Of nations h)uld have the
power " making laws for the ma
lions. FOR 81 ia essential 20 tho idea
OF law that ~ be attended with O
penalty for disobcdicucc and such
penalty can be enforced against ta-
tionq only by tho coercion OF arms
THO republican party believes that
the good rule " conduct for Us. I'm
regard TO foreign natinna. Us In *
tending our commercial rol1tioua. lo
have with them us little political
connections Hg possible SO far nH
We have already formed engage
nents. lct them be- fulfilled with per
feet good Faith. Hence, therefore,
~ must be unwiae In ua 20 .mpli-
cato ourselves by artificial ties, tn
tho ordinary viciHhtudes OF Bu-
ropes politics, or tho ordinary COM
biuations and collisions ~ her
friendships ana cnmitics The r"pub-
licnn party recommends the rcicc-
tion OF tho lcague Of nat ions, now
presented 10 the United Stntcs son
nte in tho treaty negotiated by
president Wilson, In ~ far as II con
fllcts with tho vhsws here expressed.
Amcricanlyntion.
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tho ctIrtnilmcnt of Immigration from
Russia. Poland and southern Eu-
rope until SUCH dime ns our immi-
grant population has become thor
oughIy familiar with our language
and our Laws and our customs. II
believes dn compulsory education OF
all persons in our borders In 80 far
that they may speak and rcad tho
English language. To those foreign
horn Persons within our borders who
respect our form OF government ana
obey our laws the republican marty
extends tho hand OF fricnlship, 60
all others II promises severe pun
ishment Tho weak hand OF the
democratic administration and
oatch-word phraaeology of the exc.
Cutlve have invited wrong ideas and
wrong ideals--making the world
safe for democracy has resulted In
UldNlflH u uHsNsAlf l'i fNfli'i Ahehins A'''
republican party believes In the
rights Of the individual, tho right to
religious freedom, the right 60 ac-
utTlre property and 10 the purnlt OF
happiness and these rights II
pledges 10 all true Americans
labor and Capital.
The republican party recognizes
tho right OF individuals to form or
ganizatlons with the purpose OF ad-
vancing the interests OF It's members
and protecting their rightB.
Until such times as soundcr
method IL presented and accepted
the republican party recognizes tho
right OF labor to form unions to nd
vance and protect the interests OF the
members
The republican party does not be
licve that the welfare OF tho citizons
OF the United States should be In the
hands of any class of citizens
they capitalist. laborcr or other. The
republican party will not countenancc
attempts 60 compel by intlml ldotion
or force tho passage OF laws for the
benefit of any class ~ citizenship
such attempts In such manner ns
shall discourage future attacks on the
welfare OF the people. The called
control of big business" "lnhor's
right to organize" and the high
cost OF living" are not by any means
inscparable, but In truth arc so bound
together that the ascendaucy OF one
to the detrimont Of the other works
irreparahle injury to tho people OF
the United states The democratic
party, by its control Of big bust
ness and its pampering OF "labor's
right to organize" its manifold
weakness I'm meeting any problems
has so nurtured the high cost Of liv.
ing that tho man OF hig business, tho
lahorer, the MANUFACTURED, IN,
farmer. ana last, but not least In IN,
eyes of the republican party, IN,
ordinary individual. is faced with i'm
pending ruin. The republican party
believes that the problem can only b,
solved by educating the people IL
"costs OF production" Ncwspa per,
and magazines were never so widely
writer's never 80 learned IN
how to disseminate ideas. Tho re
publican party calls on thnm--th,