The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-24
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERylcE1

llhFERNATlONAL NEWS SERvicEl
lNOIANAHOLIS, May 24.-' United
we stand" In these words, Albert
J. Beveridge, Republican nominee
for United States senator from In
diana. declared in his address be-
fore the state Republican conven-
tion that there is no factionalism
in the Republican party.
Pledging himself to follow the
leadership OF President Harding.
the former Bull Moose chieftain
praised in highest terms the junior
senator from Indiana, James Eli
Watson, keynote speaker of the
convention and recognized leader
of the sold guard" Republicans.
Mr.. Beveridge did not discuss the
four power pact or the conference
on the limitatio nof armaments, but
confined his speech To domestic af-
fairs. He characterized Washing
tons farewell address as the wis
est and most prophetic state paper
ever penned." however. although he
did not quote that part of the fare
well address referring to "entang-
ling alliances"
The senatorial nominee paid tri-
butte to Governor McCray who ple-
ceded him on the platform. and
praised Senator Watson as sIndi-
ana's own gifted son, statesman
and matchless orator" He declared
America is TO be congratulated on
an official record so splendid"
Republicans of Indiana, our ma
tional motto is eternally true" he
declared and once again we will
prove it's triumphant verify -
united we stand Today we Indi-
ana Republicans, urshattered by
factionalism, UnweslSened by con-
ficting ambitions. unriven by an
tagonistic policies and hostile pnn-
ciples-today we Republicans. with
solid ranks and a single spirit be-
gin our harmonious advance toward
common victory in November.
During he coming battle and
thereafter, we Indiana Republicans
will strive in generous rivalry with
our brothers and sister sin other
states. to set highest of all the
standard of loyalty to ana loce for
that noble leader OF our party
throughout the nation. the president
of the United States, in whose ad-
administration we take such
pride. that wise. steady, patriotic,
broad visioned statesman. that typ
ical American and faithful Repubii-
can. Warren G. Harding; and TO
him. ou rcaptain. we pledge our
fealty and support
The supreme and only immedi-
ate duty at hand in domestic af-
fairs is to restore American busi-
ness to full strength and vigor."
declared Mr.. Beveridge. saying the
reduction of governmental expense.
so well and efficient ybegun by
President Harding. must go on"
kevision of the tax laws so that
capital may 70 wfreely through the
veins of industry" was urged by the
speaker, who pointed out that Just
shipping rates an dadequate serv-
ice are indispensable to prosperity.
The term business has lost all omi-
nous meaning that it may have had
and it now means merely the COM
mercial and industrial activity of
all the people. he said.
when. therefore. we proclaim our
nurpose to restore American busi-
ness. we make declaration OF the
return to prosperity to all the
American people" said Mr- Bever-
ldge. .and that is the patriotism OF
peace-not so splendid and glory
crowned as the resounding and mil
itant patriotism of war. but patriot
SIN none the less genuine and true,
bearing on its golden winds to
avery household in the land"