PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
*' • (Received July 24, 10.30 a.m.) 1 NEW YORK, Juty 23. A telegram from Lincoln (Nebraska) states, the prohibition party has nominated Mr. Bryan for the Presidency. According to a message from Marion (Ohio) Air. Harding promised to s^'gn peace immediately Congress passed a declaration to that effect. "No surrender of rights to a world council or military alliance; no assumed mandatory ever shall summon the sons of the Republic to Ayar," he said. He would approach the nations, proposing to commit the niorai forces of the world, America, included, to peace and international justice, swll leaving America free, independent and sett-retia-nt, "but offering friendship to all the world. He approves of collective bargaining, but insists that the exercise of it must not destroy the right of the individual m the pursuit of a- livelihood. The right to strike against the Government wask properly denied, as its service does not involve profit. He opposes Government ownership, approves of a free Panama Canal for American shipping, a protective tariff, care of veterans (especially disabled men), effect an understanding with Mexico, enforce prohibition, and give America maritime supremacy.—A. and N.Z.C.A. !. ;
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15275, 24 July 1920, Page 3
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