The Scio tribune., September 16, 1920, Image 2

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not expected that the great
THE SCIO TRIBUNE mass It was
of the republican party shoo'd
BRYANT
men: ‘ You must go tn war when­
ever we believe it is to our interest
know from whence this »lush hind ns individuals. or as a nation, we
come*, for the masses of that party tell you to go. You must step to
a>1 2 New First National Bank IlJdg.
are honest amt patriotic, and are the front and kill and he killed when
opposed to their party being owned we think heal. We will deny you
by the interests a» bitterly as do the all attempts U> effect a |>eaoe bv ar­
democrats, and they should feel bitration. when we want war.”
kindly towards Candidate Cos for i Certainly the provision» of the
exposing the plans of the republican league are not all we would have
them.
1'iewdent Wilson was not
loader*.
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F«»R TIIE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE HTATK
Now. it is up to the republican completely satisfied with the treaty
A person with no »-ducstton ha* but one chance in l&O.tnu to render
voter. Will you aupport.your parly I when he brought it home from Paris.
distinguished service to the public
when you know that there is an al­ But it was the bast he could get,
With common school cduesttoo
4 chance*
liance between the republican lead­ and with provision for amendment*
With high whnul '-duration .... X7 chance*
With college «duration............... MOO chances
Will you be think*, and the people of the
ers and the interests?
support the leaders and candidate I United State* think. It Is worth try-
H. B. CHESS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Attorney •* Law
ALBANY
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All fuoiga advvrtiscments must to­
pato tot in advance of publicatton.
of your party when it is established j Ing.
by the a< I mission of republicans, high
Now. to have this first attempt
up. that Governor Cox is not talking - by the world to do away with war.
in his hat when he say» the ropubb- its suffering, loss of life and terrific
can manager» purpose to buy the cost made a political football of,
presidency rather than be defeated. | Just to place the republican party in
and
that the ‘‘interests" seem will- power, is enough to disgust any true
I pledjt allefiancr to mp flat ana
‘ patriot and friend of humanity.
the Rrpublk fot which it tlanJ». ont ing to put up the money.
Ration. injhrinblt. tuth liberty ano
Governor Cox has not manufad-!
Presidont Wilson will go down in
lattice fot ali
ured his expose out of whole doth. | history as the greatest humanitarian
lie has a basis of fact upon which th« world ha» produced. His fame
to stand
Some republicans, who will ha fresh in the mind» of mm
have been called before the “smell­ when the lexigea, Borahs, Johnsons
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ing" committee, are honest enough and Penrose« are rotting in oblivion.
Whether or not Governor Cox to admit the governor 1» on a mighty
‘ I have no quarrel with the re­
shall be elected on Novemlier 2, he warm trail.
publican party. It has rendered as
has done the people a great service
ARTICLE X.
an organisation great service to the
in rxp«ing the source from whence
nation. It gave to the country Lin­
the republican party is «ecuring its
Republican »pel I binders and news­ coln, McKinley. Roosevelt and other
great cam|>aign fund, especially the
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papers are »0 persistent in misread- j distinguished statesmen. But th'iae
big sulmcriptioM.
Ever since the Civil war the inter­ ing and quoting article 10 in the against whose policies I inveigh are
ests big manufacturers, big (tanks, league of nations that it is well to the men making uu the senatorial
etc., have been on the ride of the call attention to the real meaning oligarchy, who have forgotten the
republican» lircause that party, since and purpose of thia article.
idealism of Lincoln, who are n<>
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has had charge of the
Republicans will tell you that the longer eoncermd apparently with
government, wholly or in part, for army and navy of the United States the idealism of McKinley and who
44 years. Big businesa likes to be will be subject to the order of for­ certainly have departed from the
on the side of the political party eign nation*, and get their author­ fenets and the creed of Theodore
which has and. seems likely to have, ity for putting out thi* falsehood Roosevelt. My fight Is against the
control of the government the most from article 10. Article 10 simply senatorial oligarchy, that group of
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of the year*. It »pends its money makes our army and navy a part of men In the senate which paid no at-
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to get or 1« keep that ftarly in pow­ the police power, subject only to the teation to the rank and file of the
er. because from that parly big will of congress or of the comman­ republican parly when they came
Foreign nation* will finally to select the nominee of the
business secures the greatest and der-in-chief.
have no more control of our war convention in (Thicago.
most favors.
They did
Prior to the Civil war the demo­ power after we become a league not inquire who had carried the
cratic partv held that favored posi­ memiier than they have now.
state* in which lively primary con­
Every nation which is a member trats had liven waged, but. as pre­
tion before the country, because
cotton was then king and the pro­ of the league, ha* a representative. dicted. when the convention grew
tection and extension of slavery was Hut only five of th»-*- represent*-1 tired a few mm made up from the
the central thought and purpose. lives constitute lhe league council. most part of members of the United
Democracy had liecomc arrogant Before a nation is obligated to go States senatorial oligarchy, gathered
and domineering. The slave owner to war to subdue a refractory na­ in a room in a Uhicago hotel and
was a near lord and he had to be tion. the unanimous vole of the there the selection w« made and
placated and favored at any cost of council must issue the order. The the mandate was Issued. It is my
United States memtar of the league contention, therefore, that this sen­
money or principle.
The Civil war killed slavery ami i*. also, a memtar of thi* council. atorial oligarchy not only deserves
also the democratic party. The only Hence no nation could be dragooned the condemnation of the American
thing saved from the wreck was the into war without the vote and eon- people for what it has done to the
name of the party.
sent of the U. S. memtar of the civilisation of the world, but It de­
But during the Civil war. when council.
serves as well the repudiation of the
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the nurturing of the manufacturing
Again, the U. S. congress, so far rank and file of the republican par­
industries was an absolute necessity as th* United States is interested, is ty. It has paid no attention to yoor
and also where a more stable money more powerful than the league. expressed mandate at the primaries.
was a necessity as well, sharp and Therefore the United State* cannot It has adopted a platform the mean­
shrewd men secured extraordinary be forced into war without the con­ ing of which you do not know; and
favors and powers from congress sent and authority of congress.
they have nominated for the first
which was then under the control of
So It is mere to»sh to aay that as time in year* and years a member
the republicans. The tariff sched­ a league member our at my and navy of the senatorial oligarchy as th*
ules were arranged largely at the will ta subject to the orders of any party nominee for the presidency
dictation of the manufacturers, or all foreign nations, and our re­ Therefore, let us discuss these ques­
which, of course, was adjusted in publican friends know they state a tions free from any political preju­
the interests of our "Infant" indus­ point blank falsehood when they dices, if you please.’’— Ejitratl from
a Co« »penh.
tries, and <>ur tanking. revenue and state differently.
The statement is often made that
currency laws in the interests of the
The senatorial slush fund inveati- ;
England will have six votes to our
money power.
gating committee is about to com- ;
These interests became Intimately one in the league. Thi* is • wilful
mence applying the whitewash brush.
associated with the republican party mistatement of fact. England has
Nobody is surprised nor disappoint­
during and immediately after the but one vote in the council, thessme
ed, for all expected that a white­
Civil war and that intimacy has con­ as ourselves, and the unanimous
wash would lie the fimling* of this
vote of the council must be had to
tinued up 19 the present day.’
misfit aenatorial committee.
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These tanks (national) and manu­ bring about any league action. The
mind was made up before the inveo-
facturers have grown rich and pow­ six months required by the league
ligation l>egan. What else could be
erful, due largely to favorable legis­ before any nation can lawfully go to
expected fr<»m a committee a ma­
lation bv republican congresses. war 1* supposed to give time for
jority of which are biased republi­
Hence that party looks to these in­ such deliberation and time to adjust
cans. They did not want the truth
terests to supply the "needful** a grievance; that no nation is likely
and. of course, did not find it. Sen­
with which to run political camp­ to go to war, »-specially when it
atorial courtesy, which tolerates a
aigns. And that party has a right kn«wa it must fight ail other mem­
Newtierry tn good »landing when
to expect these interests to supply bers of tiie leawue
his own state says he r* a criminal,
campaign funds, for these same in­
The tact is. thw league is the first
will not hesitate to whitewash a
terests have grown fat because of attempt the world haa made to do
bunch which is trying to place one
favorable legislation by republican away with war Iwtween nation*.
of their number in the president's
congresses, and it is from three in­ The republican leaders assume a ter­
chair
It would not ta ethical, as
teresta National Committeeman Will rible reaponaibitlty when they at-1
one of our townsmen would say.
Hays expects the H&.tMiO.uOO or tempt to prevent the U. S from be­
||6,OOU.OUU slush fund to come thia coming a rtlember of this compact. I
They practically s*y to our you^r >
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