South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
SUPPORTERSOF
BEVERIDGE ARE
ACTIVE IN STATE
Many Beveridge-for-Senator'
Clubs Formed as State Pri-
mary Approaches.
AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
Hoosicr Republicans Attach
Great Significance to 1922
Senatorial Ticket.

INDIANAPOLIS. JAM "a With
th. coming of the open season i'm
Indiana politics. as the state pri-
mary approachos IIOo-icr rcpubli-
cans moro and more are discussing
tho United States seuatOrship and
the need for the most aggressive
campaign that can be made IN this
crucial year. 1922. for the mainte-
nance OF the republican party in ma
tiuu and in state.
The senatorial ticket this year has
g. big significance i'm every locality.
The campaign made by the repub-
Iican senatorial nominee in the pend
ing battle is bound TO affect. very
definitely the fates and frotuncs OF
republican candidates. big and lit
tie. major and minor. state and 10
cal. county and township. an up and
down the line
Go On Aggressive.
At the very start OF political activ-
tiles and political speculation. il is
10 be said with truth that repub-
leans generally the practical party
workers and prospective candidates
FOR public office. are convinced that
the republican party i'm Indiana this
year must go ON the aggressive with
the hest leadership il can command;
that the fight must be carried 10 the
opposition that it would be fatal to
assume any sort OF defensive atti-
fude, and that the utmost viRor must
be put into the attack. An invul-
nerable. energetic. hard-hitting. con-
structive leadership IS the demand
OF the emergency, and this demand
is being voiced not only by prospeC-
tive candidates and their myriad
friends everywhere. but by rank and
file republicans and by the average
citizens who sincerely believe that
10 will be wise 10 keep republican
principles and republican policies on
the big job now confronting the gov
eminent
Right here is where the move
ment for Albert J. Beveridge for
United States senator fits into the
situation. Men and women who are
organizing idge-for-senator"
clubs up and down the state point
out that the nation needs such men
as Mr.. Beveridge 10 help work out
the tremendous problems of a por-
also that the republican party needs
such men as Beveridge to serve ac-
lively az captains i'm tho 1922 strug-
sic for political survival
Splendidly Equipped
There is no attempt i'm any quar-
ter 10 minimize or To belittle the
difficulties that lie ahead for the
government and for the republican
party. There is agreement on all
sides that Albert J. Beveridge by
experience. by training by profound
study and long preparation. through
his remarkable powers as a spokes-
man and as "a convincing logician.
and by reason OF his capacity for
herd work and constructive effort
ON practical legislative lines. is spIen-
didly equipped 10 lead a victorious
campaign and 20 assist i'm the SEN
ate by wise counsel. informed and
studious application. and unusual
knowledge OF American fundamen-
tails, in working out the problems
that must be solved
Beveridge'S place is in the United
states senate. This conclusion has
been reached by many thousands
Beverage movement.
There is ara intensely practical
de 20 the mS,emeut which urges
Beverage for the senate. FOR the
word is goinE ont from Marion coun-
4. rs Gndianapousl. fo- example. that
that capital city and che Seventh dis
tict, which comprises Marion couu-
ty. viii sweep into the Beveridge
column az the May primary. tive
or three Co one against alI opposi-
tom.
Sec BCVcridEc Sweep
This impressive yet logical polit-
i..I message is beins carried 10 tho
remainder OF the state I'm most
authoritative and convincing fash
ION by men and women who know.
Tine practical politician viii say tina.
he state is Co so as goes Marion
..uutv. and the political situation
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