The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-06-12


up to the finest standards Of party lead
ership and who shall be entitled to
and, we confidently believe, will re-
ceive the support Of large majority
Of the American voters at the polls in
November.
eve meet profoundly appreciative
Of wise, patriotic and inspiring party
leadership in the past and earnestly
thankful that the kindly providence
and the great good fortune which gave
our party and the nation Lincoln, Nc
Kinley, Roosevelt and Harding has
vouchsafed US as the worthy successor
of these distinguished patriots the
confidence nspiring character Of CAL
vim Coolidge.
Approval of the People.
"The American people placed the
stamp Of their approval on the can
didates of the last Republican Ma
tional convention by majority Of
more than five and half million.
Time and events have abundantly JUS
tilted that unparalleled endorsement.
He who was chosen as the party stand
ard bearer proved his craftsmanship
in the skiIlful handling and wise adj
iustment Of important and weighty
domestic and international questions
and problems. Diligent in the Ma
TONS business, wise in public coun-
sci, honest and courageous in action,
he gave himself unreservedly, mind
and body, heart and soul, to the ma
ktion, and became as truly martyr to
patriotic service as any soldier strick-
en- on the field of battle
Glow we'll he fitted and became the
great office to which he was chosen!
History will write his name high on
the roll of able and efficient execu-
tives, but he who knew and loved him
best will cherish most the recollection
of his great and kindly heart, his ten
der and sympathetic soul. The ma
tion mourned him as one mourns a
/ brother beloved and enshrined him in
the only enduring hall of fame-the
loyal hearts of a grateful people.
Confidence Still in Coolidge.
coincidence was the keynote of the
sentiment which inspired the nomina-
tion of Calvin Coolidge at Chicago
four years ago. That confidence grew
as he honestly performed the duties
of the position to which he was elect
ed, and strengthened prodigiously as
he met and handled in thoughtful, sym
pathetic ard courageous fashion the
many difficult and trying problems
presented to him in the presidential
Office.
coincidence in President Coolidge
is the most important and outstanding
factor in the political situation today,
/ ferences of opinions on questions OF
moment, this confidence is as fine a
compliment to. the American people as
it is to the president; spontaneous
tribute to sincere faith, high courage
and honest and unselfsh purpose.
"Never was an administration con-
fronted with more difficult and per-
picking problems than those presented
to the Republican administration and
congress elected four years ago, anc
the marvellous record of legislative anc
administrative accomplishment whlcf
tollowed'is without parallel in the an
rails of government.
"The orgy of reckless and extrava
SdHC expenditure, WHICH Hdu pVSl
checked by the preceding Republican
congress, was succeeded by an econom
ical and business-like conduct Of pub
lie affairs under a budget system wise
ly drawn and faithfully adhered To
The burden of taxation was greatly re
duced. The public debt was steadil.
diminished, The armies of the unem
ployed more numerous than the host
that the nation marshalled in tn
World war, were soon absorbed in tn
ranks of industry, as wise Legislation
and sound administration received TIL
nation and its people from the handi
cap of Democratic policies.
Need Dependable Party.
"Never before in our history has tn,
need and the necessity of dependable
party majorities and of definite part.