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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
4
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The piece accuses Harding of being a mere front for powerful politicians who dictated his platform and ticket. It claims the Senate's autocratic power is being shielded by a figurehead, warning of reliance on the political ring and a looming fall from power.
An Indianapolis Star extract criticizes Republican senators for self congratulation at the Chicago convention. It notes their control over posts of honor and questions the party’s stance on the League of Nations and the 1919 treaty debate. It also covers Indiana politics, the call for a special legislative session, and budget concerns.
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Benjamin Marsh secretary of the Farmers National Council denounces the Republican platform for not pledging action to aid farmers and for endorsing the transportation act and shipping terms. Ex Senator Albert Beveridge voted against his Indiana delegation while James Eli Watson welcomed Beveridge’s minority influence at the convention.
The Louisville Evening Post reports broad Republican displeasure at Warren G Harding's nomination. The New York Tribune and Indianapolis News critique Senate control and lack of a clear platform. Editors warn the party faces a tough November race and a rift between voters and the convention choice.
A critical view of the Chicago Republican Convention portrays it as a manipulated process aimed at nominating a specific Senator. The piece cites Borah and McCormick pressuring for a bolt threat while La Follette draws mixed support. It questions the ticket's electability and condemns party operatives, noting editorials from multiple papers.
Editorial space republishes critiques from major papers including The Indianapolis Star and The New York Tribune. The pieces denounce the Republican machine and its influence on the United States Senate and the National Convention. Readers are urged to share these editorials with neighbors who may not see them in the Corydon Republican.
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