Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
M'CANUCk NAMED
AC AINST SWANSON
lCont!nued From Enst r,ax.l

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power 1t found the foreign policy OF
the country discredi;cd both al home
and abroad, bat by casting aside i'm
practicable theories which had boz,
repudiaied hy the American people.
within q ;'tv months peace had Dscn
restored without the sacrifice OF any
American rights. aui with p.exervs.
ZION or complete freedom o. action
on the part OF the American govern.
mcnt.
ia"I"s up the tariff question Mr.
Anderson accused the Democratic
party with trying 10 trsntcn the
people with propassnda or the dire
oalamities which they claim will
follow the enactment Of a protective
iarif. lie said The trouble with the
Democratic party is and always has
oeen. tina; in us love .or theory IL
insists WDon ignoring the facts.
while economic ana social life and
progress are controlled by Facts
For Merchant Marine.
The Republican party favors the
establishment and maintenance Of an
adequate merchant marine" said
|'''''' -NIuSlsCh. 80 nation has
ever developed a Iars. aud prosper
Gus commerce n.thou, shipping. We
must cary The products Of ou,. farms
and Industries 10 othcr shores in
our own shpS, IL W. arc t. nave
The proper outlets FOR American pro-
dHce ana resources We must hayc
ships TO safeguard The nation in time
or war.
other points taken up as be.ns ia
Nored 10y the Republican party was
liberai policy FOR che Improvement
or the highways ami waterways Of
me country. which constitutes i,a
natural and essential means OF
transportation Fcderal aid for
soldiers. legislation for the protcc.
tion OF motherhood. tho protection
and Safeguarding OF women in in
dustry. the regulation OF Chi!d-labor
and tho prevention "t amy measures
which would sacrifice the child life
or the nation to tie material in
terest OF industry.
Discusses Labor situation.
In taking up the present labor
problem Nj. anderson said. Che
trouble with this whole question i.
that men and capital arc prone 10
think too much OF rncir rights and
100 niue b' their duties. Every So
ciai organization. every state every
nation. is founded upon the ,iuties
OF its members OF c,t!acUs and It's
existence depends Gpun tneir rec
osnition &c their duties and ohli.
Sation to thc who'll. The protection
or their Individual rents is pred
Icated duties hy others ana the
social duties 10y others and me
OASIS OF the state is not ,he right
out The duty ~ the citizen
Following the address of Colonel
anderson the convention proce.JeJ
10 take ~ the regular business
frs, business coming bcror. the
body was election Of the Committees
foslowinE are the committees "a
elected
Committees Arc Named.
committee on permanent orcani-
eaton: Gi!bank Twiss. chairman. g
r. Hicks. FIRST district: Mrs. NJ ~.
Capers second district: W. II Mil.
Ter third district, w. :. l;assc.,
fourth district. c. y. Smith. nf.h
ntNtfict. Mrs. T. l.. Reeves. sixth dis
'rlSt' r. Il. Bowman. seventh dis.
tr!ct' Johu &. Dudley. eighth d,s.
.rlci: j. g. smith, ninth dis,ricr. ana
THOMAS }. Wilson. tenth djs;rjc,
Committee on credentials: Jnse,l,
+. Brady. chairman; ]. 4 no.bn
hrss district; George c. Tonkin.
second district. SIarhcy Hare. third
u.S'tlct; Il. q Dipon, fourth d!s,ric,
g. NJ Tucker. nth district: Tran
Martin sixth district; II. y. F!ana.