New York, May 16.
Ju an enthusiastic editorial com: mendation of the anti-prohibition stand adopted.by Mr. Dwight Morrow in the opening speech of his campaign for the New Jersey Senatorial nomination, the "New York Times" this morning declare that Mr. Morrow's direct pronounce: ent concerning prohibition may rank historically with Lincoln' *peeches on slavery, 'The "New York World" believes! it possible that this speech, which advocated the repeal of the prohibition amendment and the subst of an amendment giving fates rights" on the prohibition question, "may prove the first decisive' move toward a solution of the problem, Confusion which now exists in the nds of many with reference to prohibition may be cleared by Mr. Morrow's analysis and proposed remedy, in the opinion of the "New York Herald Tribune,"
The "Washington Post" declared that Mr. Morrow's views on the prohibition question and its remedy coincide with those of many impartial students of constitutional law—United Press.
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