Evening star., 1921-06-08
HAYS WARNS G. 0.P.
LEADERS AGAINST
SERIOUS MISTAKES
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now this same electorate. in the spirit
of helpfulnesS and cooperation. but
still keenly alert for the advance
ment of the nations interest, watches
to see il our steps are forward and
measured by the new needs Of the
nation.
from the path of progress will be
noted and condemned. seven mil
lion majority is large. but it is not
an alibi for the mistakes, negligence
and extravaganza of misgovernment.
We have our opportunity. but there
is a consequent proportionate ac-
countability that is very properly IN
evitable. The pledges made and the
assurances given constitute solemn
contractual obligation, both executive
and legislative, and the country is
entitled to. it expects and 1t Will
require a 100 per cent delivery. Let
rs have no misunderstanding about
that.
good faith, earnest zeal and effective
execution of this administration. both
executive and legislative. Whatever
fidelity of purpose and conservation to
country can accomplish through the
abilities of those charged with the
tremendous tasks. that will be done.
Every official of the administration has
caught the spirit of its chief executive,
whose words and deeds are the con-
call AmericaniSm.
LAS the administration takes up
these great problems which confront
us l am sure it will have the same
sympathetic cooperation of the party
organization from national committee
men, state chairmen, county chairmen
and precinct committeeman. which has
been given the party's problems for the
past three years. Without that con-
tinued interest and concern the good
government resulting from your labor
cannot have the fullest opportunity to
function
Grateful for support.
II cannot hope in this last moment
to give adequate expression to that
deep feeling of appreciation which is
in my heart toward those who have
been associated with me in the official
new officers, and have no doubt of the
future. To you, my friends and CO.
workers of the republican national
committee, to the many others who
have been associated with US in party
service. to the millions whose elbows
We touched as We marched on toward
victory at the polls and with whom
We stand shoulder to shoulder now in
that even greater campaign for our
country's restoration. whatever has
been accomplished has been the result
of your generous. your effective and
| your pau Siy ucGp dllcC-
ton for you and for the great cause
you so worthily represent and serve
shall abide to the end of life"
The unanimous report of the sub
committee on representation as pre-
sented to the full committee follows:
Report ON Representation.
your subcommittee appointed pur-
suant to the resolution passed by the
last republican national convention
and by this committee at its meeting
in Chicago, June 5, 1920. having fully
considered the condition of the re-
publican party with Particular refer
ence to the features mentioned in the
resolutions, hereby recommend that
the following rules be adopted:
"First-Only legal and qualified
voters shall participate in a republican
primary, caucus, mass meeting or
mass convention. held for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to a coun-
ty. district or state convention.
"Only such legal and qualified vot-
county, district and state conventions.
Second-State and district conven-
tions shall be composed of delegates
who are legal and qualified voters.
Suchedelegates shall be apportioned
among the counties. parishes and
cities of the state OF district having
regard to the republican vote therein.
"Third-The next republican ma
tional convention. and also conven-
tions thereafter until otherwise order
ed, shall be composed of delegates as
follows:
II. Four delegates at large from
| =. Two additional delegates at