The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20
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For Il say unto you, that except
your Righteousness, exceed the right
eousHess Of the. Scribes. and Pharisees,
ye shall In; no ease enter the King
dom OF, Heaven. st Matthew. q
What was the doctrine of the Scrihes
and Ph6risees? This. simply this-"I
l,am holieT than thou" God, thank
thee that ant not as this publican. q
! That Is the spirit that eBncifled the.
blessed Redeemer. stoned Stephen
broiled Lawrence. prosecuted the
saints and deluged Christendom in
oceans of blood in a hundred wars,
since the Lamb of God suffered and
died on the Gross for bad folks like
;. 7-9'1ls fB.8 : ~;
Well. There is a political paiarisee-
Ism, that e scarcely less destructive
and almost Es odious. 1t says, ri. am
more patriotic than you" Mankind
has been plagued with this yermin
throughout the ages. It is the dagger
and STAFF of The the demagogues; 1t
is the food and raiment OF that polit-
ical miscreant whose citadel Is ig-
norance and whose breast-worlSs Is
prejudice. The Hon. Knowland is
one OF them and their tribe lis legion.
1t persned George Washington and
the little Fellows in the congresses of
his day and denounced him for sur
rendering TO Great Britain just as our
fried meat set In this day.; charge
Wilson with sycophancy to the same
power. There is nothing new in ie,
1t Is the virus that corrapted the pol
iticians OF all ages, in ali climes and
among eli races. 1T
Here Isl the Hon. Vardaman, Who
says he loves the flag with the same
fefvor John A. Logan used to ideliyAr
| Rhimself df and he has gotten himself
Ia sdctf "a patriotic ecstacy about 1T
that he has forgotten the Niger long
enough to promise to- tax the poor
devil growing "a miserable patch OF
cotton in the piney woods OF Missis-
aiItti AseMH- hastnw the awa nran an
opulent ship trust monopoly that is
worth untold millions. hope the
Senator win speak on the bill
Now this row about canal tolls is
only the Battle of Baltimore over
again, The Hon. Vardaman was dis
iaEtrnnEly beaten, routedAlhorse, foot
aud dragoone--in 1912 at Baltimore,
and he VIII be Just as signalIy, Siscom-
fited in his assault on Wilson's sd-
tminisf slbn IN 19i - as he was when
thesthuste red himself bg1inst Wilson S
candidacy Two years ago The, issue
then Shall woodrow Wilson
Or sffanahf CLARK lead the Demo
teretIG fjafts And that is the same
lissJs t9dayi q yafd thsn WAS against
Wilso1l n I'll IL with Clark NOW.
The resi- II viii bel the same. sise
And Champ; tfis t6YaBte and de-
ilightfaE man was h6f IA to BE- greater
Pepys, but BE- peesie .muEt be s st
man fF M .lrilIlil, DE most. imp ~
si6nabIas lDsafl "a the
most sllnseI gram ieis man
lfalieh MO atsss or liafD 81 like Heat -
WHO buti ifesi lllrls and Ike Dubois wbb
iilaetersl hfm.s NOT nv that Gliarhp
IS don5d dio1si Ieafst Gonsi mates him
i fai ,iIis iis4 not. mt tfie poHsgq quelclsEIs
the same. ~ s3si Too - s. efsss :
1t is deplorah he course 6f Clark
for thAa past seIity Hl0nsIEs and up
wardss lis Sellef end deEkN his sole
lenaeRyo sae to be to, so S6ndu duet
hinseif hs 20 dicate the wisdnIa of
the Baltimore conventions of s9i 2, In
rejecting his nomination. Iissi
Now, there IS no doubt OF the Her-
Isoeal popularity OF Champ Gf ark and
| it is founded on aflectIon nlore than
On ;;;i;ss;s:is:.r sss:. day
was brought IA Clark and Underwood
| got immense plause Gfroiii9 tlie Re-
lpublicans; but the day the debate was
closed on the bill after the rule was
adopted 1t was proposed By the real
democrats of congress who abomi-
nate the speciai privilege of at ship
RiIhaitlY ..fn 1--WE flle cid man q III n a ,,