The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-29
ALBANY PLATFORM
| POINTS TO ECONOMY
Republicans Say S12,0 100000
Has Been Saved by
Gov. Miller.
CITES HARDING RECORD
Says Nation and State Have
Been Brought to Pros
perity Again.
GRANTS WOMEN'S PLEAS
Gives Equality on State Com
mittee and Proposes Inquiry
on Guardians.
GRANTS WOMEN'S PLEAS

ALBANY. Sept. % (Associated Press.)
The platform adopted by the Repub-
Leans of New York in State conven-
ton here to-day follows in part:
NATIONAL ISSUES.
The Republican party has note
worthy history OF constructive achieve
ments TO its credit. The record is due
to the character and courage of its
public men, and 10 its steadfast adj
herence 10 sound principles as con-
trasted with the opportunism of the
Democratic party. Returned to power
in nation and state in 1921. it has
again demonstrated it's capacity and
it's ability to produce men equal to the
business Of government. The reestab-
lishment OF administrative efficiency,
and the sweeping economies effected
alone cntitle the Harding and Miller
administrations to a vote OF conf
dense.
"The present heavy burden OF taxa
ton directly affects the prosperity and
welfare OF every citizen. There Is no
more important problem than the re-
ducsion OF the cost of government.
There IL none 10 which the Republican
party has addressed itself with more
vigor and with greater success.
out Of Wilson Tangie.
The Harding Administration and the
Republican Congress were confronted on
March 4. 1891. with problems OF unex-
aInpied difficulty.
We were technically at war with part
~ the world and all our international
relations were uncertain. while those With
former Allies were complicated by the
existence % vast unfunded loans. After
two years and a hair Or actual peace
the public service was Stiin honey
comocd with war waste and fxirava-
gance. War taxes continued 20 absorb
the national savings. which should have
been devoted 20 the economic rchabilita-
ton Of tho country. We were on the
threshold ~ an intense agricultural and
industrial depression and 81 widespread
unemployment.
Treaties ~ peace have hocn made
win enemy countries preserNing to the
Enited states all "a ism rights free from
the entangieansnes and inlquitiss % the
treaty ~ Versailles
"A commission has been appointed
with authority 60 negotiate the funding
o. eur loans % the Allies
~ the disarmament conference the
United States. under the lsadsvsialp 81
PRESIDENT tiArdinK and Secretary
WumheM amrura~a world leader hip and
Accomplished n,osw for fhe psorsslow X
peace and tas srcAuctlon - mrraarsens.
than had beer arccmrilshed ln gencra.
tfon8
Per ~ fiscal year enainx June -
1891. enc Last year ~ the wfMon A
\ naintsf Fati0m tamF f@fml NmRardstnres
were $3.50 go $50 - enc ftarmi year
snatns Juns 81 tB3a AZ nrss ysar "a
tn HARDING AansiwistrAtton. th~y SER
ta,fpt.soAtse w : saving 81 thfss.
T89.i8@
"a scisnsiflc suasss syssrm has Desn
inaugurMte6 Waste and extrmvmmanee
have been nliminmt~d tip~ Goyermmmns
has h2eosnn = mwrinanw mnW Instead "a
ar aWnr~wmtt@n ~ A~rartwentN ard
there has h~sm aevwtols~a M xplrit ~
Z enop~rntAon ans m e~mmson parpoms
tmat ehmrmctrNtMr enc mmmammywemt ~
mmexMsafml NFfvmt@ Wnt~rprtmcm
"The naxt tasA was - rmAaee ths
excessive hafA~m ~ tmMnfl0n whleh vas
sappamM ths inasWsfiai iwe ~ a. coon
4 trY I've wm~w ru~dWnunmn ~ these
fMxss. w~tAhiy the xxnsss psofits sax ths
/ tfanApovtafign taK ara ths wore vexa.
ti0ws ~ sNs saiss tMxes hnvs been ~.
q
I y ms e. geo $50 aN0 loss ~ tmge~ tham
Z ihsy aia durime ths last ysar ~ tina
4 penpeRntie Administrative.
Prosperity nss~~~s.
ne ssfAealtuFnl inssFe~s ~ $40
cnumsrr ~ hara~wt ~ ~ mcuss a..
preston faced rnanrlal Fusm dn~ n
I lmmhilftv 90 ftmmnm~ Nhw urn~rlW rnmrketl
~ ~ fArfW mrU.lnrNm AKvt~mlxural
OreMN waN uf@pnpalv NMtsm8sM and
aWrlrstitmrn was thmm carried thrcmWh
a. mNuts eFimia An4 tnrsaaemra rolls
AswFtsa WIN ~m@~~a prosperity ~
the fmrut with 49, pwfsha~lr3 pwwwr "a
TIA faffmMF rwmtnr~a Renewed pvmmgmrfss
r. tnSassYial ssmt~rs nmmt fotiew mna
ham airwaMw hmwAm
aAm@rican lnaanfF ara Afn~rinar
mmfMrfM were thfwmtsnea ~ fermAwr
suaae RueaN tmvo~as Nv BOO lmbog costa
II prpHBesinn smN Nv a a~rfe~taAan ard
rensartiv denrecinttna sxchamRs A
tmWtf hlN hmm bees emmrtmm a. prptmrt
fhe Anrsytemm farmmef. tNM Amtrre~mm
surk in wmnn Mmf Mm~rtomn inAwMartmu
from ralpoas eemp~fiibsn. uavrFin1 fassr
on duf8bs Mftsele@ wMtcA 80 80
average aEv AmwwF tMAH &hDmr 10 mmg
previous RepuniAe&n tariff ana e0mtAln.
lns pfgvisimme whlnh ~ ths fmuN8attnw
fWr . p~rwanent Nvsfsr - mwiemtifie
rate mdtamtm~mf
IN spite ~ . pollmy ~ rlwta sFmmnwv
4 Congress hMN c@ntlnn~H - Hrneromn
treatment ~ ow aAw&hlea vets4mNM
ever ama and a nmH hfili@mm nave ne~n
~ n@ndea fnf tM8lr hrmMfH Va date. aNM
fnf fhe COMING rNcni y~mf Mpprun iaskfsis
etat 900. enn vii ~ mn*wt immrpvws
administrative hetMeas have mma@ pos
Nlbis enc wo2a rrnmtt mnS eanstmhls
sstflarnpus af claims.
we commend me Congress fof MAN.
taining ths Integrity ~ ouF army ard
navy ara Tor maklnM adequate MDpro.
I prlatianA fog the rational defense
We aFGs ths s~rte ~ rm~s AZ ths
earliest possible Aaff the Mnti.lvnrhinn
hiii adopted Nv 80 fnusf of Rnmreasn.
I tatlvew AZ the Last session
we heartily approve ~ th@ lsxisls.
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