The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-08-01
DEMOCRATIC
DIPLOMACY.
Difference Between the
Two Parties

The inability of tie Democratic party
to handle big things H. illustrated for tiis.
time whereof the count has b~en lss-t. in
the grave mstters of state now before the
government for arti"n. No ward politi-
clan could have shown greater want of
tact and native ability than Bryan ex-
hibised i'm trying To stay the passage of
the Californis anti alien land Law. He
failed in his ns-gotistions with the Cali
forniz authoritis-. and he will fail in all
lustinx the matter, dealing directly with
rhe japanese government.
TlAfsr i- a grrst diiis-r,-nre i-.twee' Tip
lomss7 AMI d-mag'~y a. much 'lifier-
ence snd ~ gr.at distinction. a. there H.
b-t~e~1 tie wh.s.r.' ii gra sh"pI-r and
rfls sssx sd niphtengale. lpeuag''gy
shus<- an time Is-ssre "nd PROSPERITY
1ts nsfSa a. 10 show that th..'e iS mo siss'cs.
AMI ". go --p@ri'y; and that the mai''i-
ty of mankind is cruelty "ppr' s-ed 10y -
rnthls-- and arrogant minority. IL al
ways tells of letter things that ought To
te, and sneer- II the good things that
are at hand When the l,enocratic par
ty, thpneh ir authorized mouthpieSeS.
l. thns di-Iorting it-sif. % o. ti,rn IN ~
proper s..d srI"int~i tiaIt not d'Vinrly
ppoints.iD -pher-; int wlsn the rs~pon-
:sibilit'.-- ,-ii 'ti-n thst party. hyst~ria
and neivi.aI- pr.-trstion TAX. the p'are
of The s-rnrsnc. snd tu"ya"rv which
characterized u ~t'en playing tle role "f
courier Of fslse news
III, psltries .i tl,. Ilsinssrafic Iarty
navS 49, ~r l~--n constructive. lat alwaN-
.ot~tIs<1sss; th-reiose IL j. q natural AMI
inevitable s~Yiie0cr of eilirient eaII-e that
fhe Democratic party should l-- utterly
sncspable of handling diplomatic ques-
fhons- IL the D~nsrrstis T.arty were
called npon u DESTROY that HIGH standing
&hich the United States have gained in
abe world nf diplomacy through great
secretaries of aaff, Who we're Repnbli-
cana. then. inds--d, ~anld the Democrat
ic party shine like tie sssr which the
shepherds cav. Ther- Is no trssty that
thetDeuocrstie party could not claw toI
pieces with the ceieTify oi action of a
royal masculine cat putting asunder thr
snstomiesl parts Of 4 WEE. waili"g n,or~s..
Yea. verify, the Denn"craiic party came
90 destroy and not Ia fulfill aught hut
prophecie- OF evil
TIE Mrxrsn in>urrectoaI - anOther
<h"rn in th- fi-sh Of the D,.rh.-.ratr al
mini-trsIinn. Wilson and all of hi- al
virers -it wringing their hand- and cur--
sng the ~ lurk that braneht them -nrh
u situation To n.eet and clarity. D-ni-
ocTatir e.agrs--- l. MT singing: And W.
will hang iiuerfa to sonr apple tree.
after the manner dAr IssI.uldi,.an congr,---
IN the tin'- of McKinl.-y'r iir~t admins
trstiOn. ~hen war waS d.clars-i against
: .,sin, and vii~n even Democrats f,-ei,ly
joined in shen: "We'n hang General
Wyler Ia a SUR apple tree. - ~a- r..-"un-
ding through the halls "f Congre-- Tine
Republican party can no thing. and j.
always delighted 80 ~ act. The teino
cratIs party can have things nndone.
very graeelnlly and IL never fail- to la.r-
f-ctiy play ds- part Of Weary willir 50
The Taft Standardization wa- mnch
crit'cised. both from within AMI from
without, Tut when crisis came in the
affairs Of Mexico, during that regime.
and Disz tell, the then ruling powers ~
washington molilize,i troops uppn the
Mexican fs1rsLer With such ease and randi
atty, that sn<E~ al the opposition pre-
could only escape prsi-ing the admins
frstiOn 10 saying. that tie nase-sify of
s,lrb mobilization must have been appar-
ent ~ the authorities for some time and
fhaf they hal ample time to prepare and
dad pfepsre We did not regard Taft A.
o mountain II light. hut even Mi--i---
ipfi or south Corolina Democrat cannot
deny without -tnlufying hin-.-lf tlst the
grip on slfzir~ Internal AMI exter al
pbich the Taft simini~tration hal. W.
- murb superior b. u'e vasillatiug a,,,i
psl-ied efforts II ue Wil-.,l, g.,,~fnn.~nt
- the strength. grac.. and S~,ffne-- of
On ostrich snrpa-s the laundering trere-
eTinations Of a turkey goi,rr.
f'r'c f~Niaih- " " IbNeNtr. The
comforting s--nrsnce. that the ID,.tno-
crstic -rsy must come " an end in due
eourse like any other plauie Or pe-ti-
lsnoe. The condition in which the Dem
ocrstic party will I~kve our intra- nation
al and international aHairs does not
promise - h. DESIRABLE; but rather ap-
pslling. The nstion =. however. to-
Vigorous y h. chocke'i ~ death BY four
yesrs ~ Democracy. and a. tie end
thereof. the Rspuldirsn party. tl,orougl,-
ly Progressive and rrJuyenatssl, will again
claim IL inheritance.