, 1924-06-04

the joint resolution now pending in
congress.
Full Voting Power for Women
Members
AS the matter of making the as
sociate women members of the ma
tional committee full voting mem
bers is to be determined at the
Cleveland convention, and Wyoming
is the original suffrage state, our
delegation to the national conven-
ton is urged to vote for it's adop-
ton.
For Expert Securities
We recommend a constitutional
amendment on tax exempt securities
and urge its adoption by the several
states.
Support the President
Prosperity at home, peace and
good will abroad, these are the
fruits of the wise administration of
public affairs by men who have
moved steadily forward. confident
of the %soundness of their principles
and of the support of their coun-
try.
We heartily endorse the admins
tration of President Coolidge and
pledge him our loyal support in mis-
efforts to preserve honest admins
tration and to promote the efficiency
of the government. succeeding to
his high office through the death of
his beloved predecessor, he has
shown unfaltering courage in dealing
with the problems which confronted
him. We recommend the calmness
and poise with which he meets each
situation as it arises, and his firm
ness in ~adhering to the course which
his judgment approved, regardless
of considerations of political expedi-
ency or of the effect upon himself
and we submit that these are the
very qualities of which our country
and the world stand in greatest
need at the present time, and the
delegates this day selected to rep
resent the Republican party of Wy
oming r hereby solemnly instruct
ed to cast their votes in the nation
al convention at Cleveland for Cal
vim Coolidge for president and use
every honorable a to aid his
nomination so long as he shall be
a candidate before that convention.
We commend the long, faithful
and honorable services of Francis E.
Warren, as senator in the congress
of the United States from the State
of Wyoming, and point with just
pride to the record of his steward.
ship. We further endorse his can.
didacy to succeed himself, and call
upon the loyal Republicans of wy
oming to make hi snomination al
the primaries, and his election al
the polls their first order of bus.
mess.
In this day of radical-attack upo1
the constitution of our fathers and
assault upon the sacred institutions
OF u beloved Republic, let the Re
publican party of Wyoming return
to the United States senate a man
in whose loyalty there is no doubt
and in whose wisdom and faithful
ness there is no question.
1t is a great satisfaction to the
Republican party of Wyoming, in
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people of this state in selecting him
as their representative in congress
in 1922, to say that in his brief ser
vice, covering a year and a half, nc
member of the house of representa-
tives has rendered more efficient
service to his constituents, to his
state and his nation than Charles
f. Winter of Wyoming. By his un-
usual qualifications, his high attain
ments, he has arisen, in a congress
of four hundred and t~hirty-fve mem
bers to a position of prestige and
influence which mark him as a leg
islator of wisdom and usefulness to
his country. 1t is gratifying to Wy
oming to know hat Charles e. Win
ter's addresses upon oil matters have
been accepted for truth and fact, not
only in congress, but throughout the
country. He has performed a ire
mendous service to the people of
this state in correcting m~ininforma-
ton and reducing exaggeration to
facts and figures upon all matters
concerning Wyoming's chief product.
1t is with the greatest cordially
and faith in Charles E. Winter that
this convention of his fellow citi-
zens endorse his candidacy for NOM
nation and reelection at the APP
preaching primaries and election.