Arizona republican., 1920-09-25

Grant Jones, Tempe; George Doyle, Os- born.
 Endorse Republican Principles
 The following resolutions were adopted unanimously:
 The Republicans of Maricopa county voice through their representauves who compose the Republican county com mittee, their allegiance to the immortal principles of the national Republican party brought into realization under the guidance of the great and human Lincoln, who preserved the entity of the nation. and as expanded by Theo- dore Roosevelt, the American and Pro gressive of his age.
 We believe that the principles upon which our institutions are founded and the welfare and happiness of our people can be better conserved and advanced under Republican administration than under a Democratic one, and that t Is the patriotic duty of every loyal citi- zen. irrespective of religious or political utilization, to do his uttermost'to safe guard and uphold the constitution Of our country in it's simplicity as handed down 70 the American people by the fathers.
 We also believe in the principles of nationalisn and that charity should be- gin at home, and that until these prin- ciples are thoroughly established and realized among our people that the American people should not expend their resources and man power Tn an attempt to correct the evils existing in European nations.
 Therefore we are opposed to the League of Nations as proposed by President Wilson. which carries Fl its train the principles of internationalism, and also entangling alliances with European nations. against which Washington warned us in his farewell address to the American people.
 Endorse State Ticket
 Wevheartfly endorse the national Re- publican platform, and the candidates of the Republican party for president and vice president Harding and Coolidge. and our Republican candi- date for U. g. senate, Ralph H. Cam eron. and our Republican candidate for congress, James R. Dunseath. as well as our Republican candidates for state. county and preanct positions, and commend them to the electorate of the ! state as worthy of their support
 We proudly endorse the administra tion of Thomas F.. Campbell, who, des- bite the obstruction of Democratic off ' cials, has reduced the cost of operation | of the public institutions of the state l and this in the face of a great advance i in the cost of materials and supplies. l We also endorse his sincere and un- l tfring efforts to prevent the hy the Democratic state land commits sion of large areas of state lands, the | heritage of the people of Arizona, tt l land speculators under long term lease: at grazing land prices, to the detrimen of the people of our state, by thus de l priving settlers of an opportunity tt 1 settle upon and improve these lands and build homes thereon
 We endorse Governor Campbell's i'm partial and just attitude and policy o | promoting industrial peace between 1 employer and employe in Arizona, ant i in maintaining harmony and coopera i tion among them.
 l We attribute the high respect Il which the citizenship of Arizona is hel' ] in other states of the union, and tn I confidence enjoyed in our citizenshll by the people of other states, whic | has resulted in a large influx in ou
 population and the investment of larg 1 capital in our industries and enter prises. to the unselfish and progressiv
 spirit of Governor Campbell Hi hchampionship of the reclamation pro jects and water power development ha
 given invaluable prominence to ou
 state.
 With these things in view. we deer 1t the patriotic duty ofsevery impartia
 and independent citizen of Arizona t
 sustain and continue such an admin
 istration.
 The meeting was adjourned subjec
 to the call of the chair.