Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-01
REVOLT AGAINST WILSON.
Leading democrats everywhere turning against the w

Leading everywhere turning against the Viii
administration
William R Hearst lifelong democrat openly advocates re-
power OF the present Democratic administration
and Congressional majority.
In vigorous editorial which appeared in the New York
of June H. presumably has appeared the Hearst
chain newspapers throughout country Mr.. Hearst
equvocaiy urges that Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic
party punished and repudated that alone Amer
President but the unahul Democratic members OF the
House representatives Senator'S should be
expelled office" The editorial concludes follows:
There national recall in this country and it moi
possible President Wilson until the end of his four
years But it will be possible the Democrats in
Congress deprive party of control of the
in the election which November of this
year.
THE election of this year will be party matter 1t will
be patriotic matter.
will be the duty of loyal American citizens consider
y the welfare of people and country and
which national prosperity and progress
There should be division among the people minor
matters, endanger the of the fall election
There should be unity among all patriotic citizens, de-
termination prevent any injury and humiliation the
nation hope that there still time prevent the abandon
of the Philippines other disastrous act of Democratic
disoyalty and stupidity.
There limit to injury that the Democratic party
might upon this country if returned power with
any of its dangerous and dsoya The
country from such possible injury and the injury
already inflicted must be repaired far it is possible to do
The named oppose the disoya Democrats this fall
be worthy of great and patriotic task
They be elected overwhelmingly only rebuke
to tatoous Democracy but benefit to beloved
try"
Despite the whining of the handful of Eastern refnes Of
foreign sugar who have camored lobbied for the
moval Of the tariff to the end that their
OF profit may be increased sugar of the cheapest of DOM
este commodities.
The sugar tariff furnished of $5OOOOOOO
nua1y and sugar cheap that has been felt by the
AT the time the Republican tariff built up domesr
sugar industry that produces 100000 long every year
sugar There $3OO0OOO0O invested in the industry, dis
tributes $50,000y000 among farmers annually
1t is big and growing industry. Taking off the tariff
has simply put few million dollars pockets of
few refners and sugar plantation owners in Cuba
1t has and is building monopoly that will control the
sugar market of this country.
Uncle Sam already feeling the loss of the sugar
keenly He is trying make up for by income but
this falling short Many Democrats realize that great
take made by Congress by tamperng sugar tariff
1t has aroused strong sentiment against the likely
cost the loss OF the House of Representatives fall and
the presidency later
The only hope for the party admit that has made
mistake the tariff sugar industry
country lease of life
Will the Democrats recognize their bunder the
OF freerade sugar and present
low duty of per pound instead of abohing the duty
altogether beginning with 1916 the present law provides
Some talk to this effect has been heard of late The Louisiana
facing of sugar Industry
pressing for action by Congress suspend
the operation of the free clause i'll the Underwood tariff
But their hopeless Mr. Underwood posi-
tive that the present tariff law will be changed
to anything else, while Secretary Redhed speaking
with authority doubt declares that President Wilson would
action by Congress changing the existing tariff The
only outlook for relief of the industry any other industry
is in sweeping reversal the polls November of the free