Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10

| HE F1AHOING Team As a UNI
Comment by the newspapers on
President Hardings cabinet as a work
| ing unit is for the most part favorable.
There are a few interesting contradic-
tons, some writer's complaining that
not enough members in the official
family are Of national repute and
others praising the president for his
selection Of uniformly great figures,
but the majority consider the selection
good average.
With President Elect Harding s
choice of the men who are to consti-
tute his cabinet, his party and the
country generally will be highly pleas
ed. Surrounded by such advisers. he
will be able to give strong admins
Ind.)
The sober judgment Of the nation
! will be that Mr.. Harding has done ex-
| ceedingly we'll in this delicate and i'm
| portant undertaking. He has named
| men whose characters and records es-
| tablish the fact that he is to have the
kind of help he needs in the great
work of readjustment; and he has
again confirmed the people In their
| high opinion of his intelligence and
patrotism.-Se ost-Inteiligencer
| (Ind. Rep
The 10 men who are to advise and
| ssist the president and will constitute
his right arm in the administrator OF
affairs represent very composite sort
of group and yet one that Will readily
yield to the co-ordinating hand OF the
president.-Fresno Republican tlnd.)
President Elect Harding has talent
enough in his official family and ex-
perience enough with affairs to create
most useful administration. Every
thing turns on whether they pull to-
gether and on what they really aim to
do.-Des Moines Register lind. Rep,
The Harding cabinet we believe Will
meet with widespread approval from
the American people, who have ac-
cepted the word Of the President-elect
that he would select for members OF
his official family men of ability.
There are only two typical politi-
clans in the list. and in view Of the
training and career of the coming
President this fact entities him to con-
Sratulations because he might have
been so readily tempted to fill! his
cabinet posts with them.-Sacramento
Union (Ind.)
It is evident from the character of
the men he selected for his cabinet.
that Mr.. Harding has been pursuing
the policy he announced during the
campaign with members OF
his party before determining his course
Of Observation-Disclosures (Del) Journal
(Rep.)
Anyone without prejudice will be
bound to say that, on the whole, the
Harding cabinet is good one and that
indeed it starts out better than the
average.--Utica Press (Ind.)
The average American citizen will
be found satisfied with the personnel
of the cabinet President elect Harding
has picked. It measures up, on the |
whole, to what the people have ex-
pected of the new President There |
are, of course, those who will be dis !
satisfied and who will feel that they |
personally could have done much bet
ter if the job had been theirs.-Taco- !
mn Ledger (Ind.)
The reaction of public opinion to the |
President elects cabinet appointments
is on the whole favorable. Only ex-
IRENE partisans, or those who looked
for a supre-cabinet, composed entirely
Of the ''best minds,' profess disap
pointment. Ithaca Journal News
Ind.)
PRESIDENT harding, in his selec-
ton Of cabinet, appears to have
kept his pledge to the American nconle
that he would surround himself With
the best minds of the party. While
not all Of his appointments will meet
with unanimous approval, still com.
prehensive view shows it equal to any
and superior to many cabinets in )
number Of decades.-Flint Mich
Journal Indy
When Warren G. Harding takes b;s
place at the nations helm on Friday
be will have cabinet to advise him
end to execute his policies that should
be credit to him and to the nation
True. it is not perfect, but has there
ever been one that was, or will there
ever be?--Worcester Post lind DENY
To large extent the man on liz
streets impression Of the Harding
cabinet is determined by the fact that
". Hoover n Z member. The Hughes !,