Milford chronicle., 1924-05-30
PARTY ORGANIZATION NECESSARY TO GOOD
GOVERNMENT

The necessity of party organization to uphold party
government the Of obtaining best results for
country asserted President Coolidge address
at the White House before the students at the po
ltica campaign school conducted by the District
umba League of Republican Women Voters.
AS the President walked East room where the
gathering had assembled followed by his secretary,
Bascom Semp the raised their right hands and
peated the following salute:
Il pledge allegiance Calvin Coolidge to the Re-
publican platform which he will stand in govern
ment of honest integrity, with projections and progress for
ALL"
The President said:
Let express my thanks to you for your pledge
and your of loyalty party prn-
cpes of trust you disappointed
can't outside we only might have
had word together, but could made permanent me-
mortal your gathering by having picture
the weather has made necessary that you
and here perhaps give you word of greeting
more conveniently than could have the outside.
Il have noticed by your program that you must al
ready be very well informed all political subjects and
all political activities. glad welcome you because
you represent desire for party organization glad
to welcome you here the White House. because it is
first of all hope American home and after that
for the of such social and official functions
necessarily part of the Office which hold
ut is necessary party organization we are to
have effective and efficient government The only difference
between mob and trained army organization and the
only difference between disorganzed country and
that has the advantage of wise and sound is
fundamentally question of organization. Now I don't
mean by that and bgoted partisanship but
that recognizes the necessity to with
other, in any way to the result that
DESIRE
That has been the model of country the time
when it established down to the present day. don't
know Of anyone that has represented the ideals
America any better than those party loyalty
he side tho
Grant, than the type Cleveland and Wilson, have
been loyal to their party and desired party sup
port and party for the purpose giving an
efficient administration So that whatever you may do in
that direction believe will promotion of pa
riotic principles.
ut is great pleasure to have you here and to give
you just this word of greeting. hope you have seen
great deal of Washington great deal of the public
men here that striving to do the best they
heir country. If you expecting find the
zeal seat of power here know you will disappointed
or the seat of power does not rest in Washington
back in those homes that you really represent and
our coming here is to have any effect it will be on
ount of the that you take back the inspiration
hat you receive here which you reflect your own
ZONES and in the various communities you represent
fake back that your coworers wherever they
be- to organize themselves promotion of sound
principles of government.
"Now that means of practical application of
hat principle. have been public life time and
learned to say long time ago that all through
boxing for ideal candidates for Office They exist and
re have to make the best of what have only
that way that able to any progress Now,
candidates that just your ideals possible
hat is what always want and after you have done
hat you in the way selecting candidate get the
est result and do what you support the principles
nat that candidate represents.
For, after ALL if to promote good government
we are to promote good principles it must be by the
lpport of those men and that represent those
rincples You know the principles that you represent
lie principles for which party stands and they are
be promoted and translated into government it
i'll be by electing and to office that represent
lat thought and that ideal So organize and select as
BOD candidates after they are selected do
hat you to elect them In that method am certain
III will the very best results yourselves and
most patriotic results for this America which we all
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