The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-30

dustry made progress in the solu-
ton OF the problem, by turning to
state action, supplemented with in
terstate compacts as provided by
the amazing foresight of the MAX
ers of the Constitution.
! TT is not my belief that the Con-
stitution is above change. The peo-
pie have the right, by the means
they have prescribed, to change
their form of government to fit
their wishes. If they could not do
this, they would not be free. But
changes must come by and through
the people and not by usurpation.
Changes opportunity for the people
to express their will.
The Republican party, however,
does not believe that the people
wish to abandon the American
form of government.
I'VE propose to maintain the
constitutional balance of power
between the states and the federal
government.
I'VE propose to use the full pow
er of the federal government to
break up private monopolies and
eliminate private monopolistic
practices.
I'm other words, the Republican
party proposes to restore and to
maintain a free competitive sys-
tem-a system under which and
only under which, can there be in
dependence, equality of opportun-
ity, and work for all.
"A free competitive system Is
necessary to a free government.
Neither political nor civil liberty
long survives the loss of economic
liberty. Each and all of these lib
critics, with the precious human
rights which they involve, must be
preserved intact and inviolate.
IF am elected chief execu-
tive of this nation I propose to
restore our government to an
efficient as well as constitu-
tional basis.
II shall call to my aid those
men best qualified to conduct
the public business-and I
mean just that.
II shall stand back Of them.
II shall hold them RESPONSE
BILE for doing their jobs.
II shall cooperate whole
heartedly with congress in an
effective reorganization of the
numerous government agencies,
to get rid of those that are not
necessary, to eliminate dupli-
b cation, to insure better admin
istration, and to save the tax
payers money.
II hold that it is the right of
our people to have their
greatest public service enter
prise-their government-weH
administered.
These are some of the aims and
proposals of the Republican ad-
ministration that would enter Of
flee under a pledge to conduct the
public business with honesty, fru-
gality, courage and common sense.
I'm common with all my country
men, I look forward to the Ameri-
ca that is to be.
TT should be a nation in which
the old wrong things are going out
| anu lue new IaSuI Things diC SoAA-
ing in.
1T should be a country which
produces more and more until
there is plenty for all, with a fair
chance for all to earn their share.
ut should be a land in which
equal opportunity shall prevail and
special privilege shall have no
place.
ut should be an America that
shall bring to bear the whole of
her great spiritual force in a COM
mon effort to drive the curse Of
war from the earth; an America
that, for the sake of all mankind
as we'll as ourselves, shall never
lose the faith that human freedom
is a practical ideal.
1T is in these aims and in these
works that I vision the manifest
destiny of America. Everything we
need for their realization we can
find, firmly believe, within the
principles under which this nation,
has grown to greatness. God grant
us, one and all, the strength and
wisdom to do our part in bringing
these things to pass"
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