New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-26


hobby. will accomplish nothing
against a million secretly organ
;zed and in control of the coun
try.
The organization of Ar
American Party" to create. An
American Government" free from
foreign entanglements, can read
lily be effected by those States
men who favor, equal justice, tax
ing the matter 10 with their con-
stituents. Congressman, Sena-
tors. and others in important po-
sltions, have certain newspapers
and other mediums by which they
can inform their constituents
whether they favor "specia!
privilege" or equal justice. -
Under the circumstances, Off
cials are placed face to face with
the real issues and their consti-
tuents. 1t will also show how
many Americans wish to remain
under British Government Rule.
The organization blanks will go
to all in important official POSI-
lions. This will give Statesmen
chance to declare themselves.
The organization of "The
American Party" will draw the
more recent immigration and the
British into line, who may soon
unite and blend into the real
American spirit and character.
BY enrolling in the new party,
Americans will express to their
representatives that they want
what is justly due them. In adj
vocatlng the principles Of equal
Justice to all" and disbanding
the international money power
and political organizations pro-
rioters OF peace will make it last
ing, effective internationally,
ending in disarmament and true
peace.
There is nothing gained in
talking peace without the right
action, no more so than talking
neutrality and aiding the enemy
Of the people Of this country.
Material things cannot remain in
the present disorder and peace be
established. In order to estab-
lish effective peace, the economic
problem must be solved and set
tied in accordance with Gods
will and not that of Satan and
his international machine.
Perfect union within the coun-
try cannot he effected under any
Of The old parties. None stand
Tor the principles required for
the period. Time has demon
strated there is nothing gained
by changing from one old party
to another; the British interna-
tional interests sways and con-
trolls both parties. The Rerubli-
can party has been the principal
champion Of Especial privileges
and the upbuilder Of British in.
FAINT industries into trusts. So
there is no use Of turning back
to that party of Especial priv
leges." While reform and relief
to the poor were promised, the
promises were in some instances
openly repudiated.wh while in nearly
every act, things turned out con- =
trary to what was pretended.
One thing was promised to the
public, and the opposite trr'
out, until today there is greater
suffering among the poor than
before the Democratic theory and
solution of the economic problem
was inaugurated.
When the people become unit
ed under the banner of equal
Justice to all" and hold the ma
terial property they are entitled
to in common. there will be but
one political party. By holding
property in common. the princi-
pes of equal justice will soon be
learned. Under the new regime
there will be no more disturb
ance of business by sweeping
changes of political parties:
changes and removals will consist
Of individuals. by which means
The removal Of a lot Of good men
in order to make room for a LOT
Of political "ward-heelers". will
be abolished. By retiring infer
lors individually, and replacing
Dr. retaining men of quality, the
country will soon have an able
Government to do It's business.
Loyal Statesmen in office Op-
POSED to Especial Privilege" and
eaorof oruoui1otiOuc oon