Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-07-31
HARDING NOTIFIED
OF HIS NOMINATION
He Makes Many Promises In
His Speech Of Accept
anCe.

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lied OF his nomination Tor FT'-.a..e
on the republican ticket 10 mis- hnU.
Tho e,ooch - notification yrae rr.s..
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A pledge oil c"hsi4'nu"i4I +"'..".
ment, administered by party and no,
by individual and based on national
rather than world ideals. WAS gwen Uy
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CepOus '"FAIaiS I'V "a
nation for the presidency
lie welcomed 4 popular referendum
~, tho Io,,,,o IF ra,iors advocated
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cost or AFlng, pleaded LOT ODiiIeI@'
ton Of sectional and class conflicts,
and declared for industrial peace not
forced, but inspired by the common
veal"
probihition no -ave only a passing
notice saving that desDire divided
oninion recording the eighteenth
amendment and the statutes enacted
To MAKO 81 onorative tbera must he no
e,.asior !, tbair onforce,nent He de-
cIarad II hi. sincere desire" that
ratification of the suffrage amendment
be completed to permit women 10 vote
this fall in every state.
poviau,ir,, ord commanding briefly
manv otber n1anks of the marty plat
form the candidate declared for col
Tective bargaining for farmers, repres-
sion of the disIoyaI. generous federal
cO-operation" in rehabi!itatiug the rail-
roads. intelligent deflation of the cur
in reclamation. a genuine expression
of gratitude tn veterans Of the world
war tho maintenance of AN annie
navy and a small army but the best
+, the World"
In his nrornise Of "a partv govern
n,en+ Senator Harding reiterated his
beliaf thar the vice president should
bavo a mart in. the affairs of the chief
executives official family and de-
cIarad tbera also should he cordial
understanding and co-ordinated activi-
tieen batUean the executive and CON
gress.
mo man" no said lis big enough to
RIM This great reDubIic Our frat
comr,ittaI &c tho restoration Of repre-
sentative nonu1ar government under
tho constitution tbroueh the agency
W tho ranubtican nartvv
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~. sooIa.od a. ,,,,,s soor,Fioes would
no Gin vain If we can not acclaim a
new order. with added security in
civilization and peace maintained"
.eu. r.r,hlicors of tho sonata ha
ou,.;,,,oa ",rbar r,o sou the s+ruc.
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- .-;o,o,or,, forro ioi,,od IN q heco,r.
i,,o ,arni,r oF o,,r davotion IN this
,on,,h1;o TbA ra,uhlioans of tho gan.
~ ho,.cd ,h. bartor of ipdanardsnt
.n,n-i,or or,,nenco and ingI,ance
do not r,aon e. chm . oingte "a
snon.tb,1ttv 90 this ronub1o We ver.
,a.oIvod tban evan nc u,o arc today
.rd It'll ba TOMORROW m nraeerva This
free and independent republic. Let
those now responsible, or seeking re-
sponsibility, propose the surrender
whether with interpretations, apollo
gies. or reluctant reservations-from
which our rights are to be omitted. We
welcome the referendum for the Amer
lean people on the preservation OF
America.
"With a senate advising as the con,
stitution contemplates. ] would hone
fully apnroacb the nations of Europe
and of the earth. proposing that IN.
Outstanding which makes MS a Willing
participant In the conservation of ma,
tiops TO q new LEADERSHIP IN commit
the moral forces of the world. Amer
lea included. to peace ana interna.
tjonal iust,ce attn leaving America
free independent and self-reIiant hut