New Britain herald., 1924-06-11
i. O.P ?. MAJORITIES IN CONGRESS ARE
 CALLED ESSENTIAL
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] has never failcd nor faterCd in its service or &yaHy to the republic. That has never proposed nor adrocat- cd an umwise or umsound national pol icy, and 1t is our privilege on behalf Of this party to place in nomination ! for the highest office in the gift of the American people candidates who shall measure mp to the finest stand ards Of party leadership and who shall he entitled 10 and, we conf- dcntly believe. will receive the support of large majority of the American voters at the polls in November
 Erhne> of the Past
 NC meet profoundly appreciatire 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 I.in- coin, Mckinley, Roosevelt and Hard ing has Nouchsafed us as the worthy successor of these distinguished pa triots the confldence-inspiring charac- ter of Calvin Coolidge.
 The American people placed the stamp Of their approval on the candi- dates of the last republican natiunal convention by a majority of more than five and a half million. Time and events have abundantly justified that unparalleled endorsement He who was chosen as the party standard bearer proved his statesmanship in the skillful handling and wise adjust mcnt Of important and wcighty dom cstic and international questions and problems. Diligent in the nations business, wise in public counsel, hon. est and courageous in aetion he gave himself unreserNodly, mind and body, heart and soul, to the nation, and be- came as truly a martyr to patriotic service as any soldier stricken on the field of battle.
 Tribute To Harding
 How well he fitted and became the great office to which he was chosen. History will write his nnme high on the roll of able and efficient exccu- tives, but We who knew and loved him best will cherisl most the recolioc- ton of his great and kindly heart, his tender and sympathetic soul. Tho nation mouruod him as ono mourning a brother beloved and ensbrincd him in the only enduring hall Of fame the loyal hearts of grateful people.
 Confidence vas the keynote of the sentiment which inspired the nomin- ation of Calvin Coolidge at Chicago four years ago. That confidence grew as he modcstly performed the duties Of the position to which he was elected. and strengthened prodigious- ly as be met and handled in thought ful. sympathetic and courageous fash ion the many difficult and trying problems presented 10 him in the presidential office.
 Confidence in President Coolidge is the most important and outstanding fact m tho political situation today, and. In the presence of inevitable dif- ferenccs of opinions on questions of moment. this confidence Is as fine compliment to the American people as it is to the president. X spontaneous tribute to sincere faith, high cour- age. and honest and unsclnsh purpose.
 Never was an administration con fronted with more difficult and per picking problems than those presented 10 tho republican administration and congress elected four years nro. and 1 the marvellous record of legislative i and administrative accomplishment | which followed lis without parallel in ' tho annals Of government.
 Economical Iicgimc
 Tho orgy of reckless and eytratg- . rant expenditure. which had been ! ( Chccked hy the preceding repub,ican congress. was succeeded by an econ nmicai and busine-s-like conduct nf . pubic affairs under budget sy5tem wisely drawn and faithfully adhered :, to. The burden nf taxation v1a greatly reduced. The public deh Tas steadily diminishc1. Tho armies of . Inc unemployed. more numerous than Tho hosts that trt nation marshatsi in the World war. were soon ab-orb- rd in the ranke of indH=iry. as wise 1, rislation 9ud Sound administration rrlicrcd thn nation and rs people