Logan Republican | 1916-08-31 | Page 6 | Mr. Hughes Answers

MR. HUGHES ANtWCR8. i Those Who Clamored for His Views Are Hearing Them. Those frlendl of Democracy who clnmored so loudly for Mr. Hughes' opinions upon current Issues while he still held the high office of Justlco of the supreme court, ifro now fully answered by the private citizen, who surrendered his Judlclnl position to accedo to tho wishes of n majority of the people as expressed through their Instructions to their delegates to the Republican national convention. Mr. Haghes has not disappointed those who have reposed confidence in his character nnd Judgment. In his speech, of ncccptnnco he has clearly set forh tho, vital Issues upon which the Republican party proposes to conduct the campaign this fall. On the platform ho Is telling the nation wherein the present administration) has been nt fault and what Is necessary neces-sary to be done to restore the United States to 'the place of respect and honor to which It Is entitled tn the eyes of tho world.