New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-26
NECESSITY FOR AN AMERI-
CAN PARTY,
Rv F.. X. Weinschenk.

When it is understood tina
after Germany comes this Coun
try's turn again, the necessity
for union and concord within the
country may be realized. The
present brand of peace is merely
temporary owing to the British
Government being busy manip-
sllating things in Europe. When
it has conquered there. it is liabl:
to promote more trouble for this
country. in order to protect its
crown and money power. I'M
portant issues confronting the
world. including this country,
and which causes the disturb
ance. will either be settled by
physical conflict or moral pres
tige. 1t devolves upon this coun-
try to settle the economic injus
tice. IF Americans will be free
from the money power yoke, by
what means shall It be; physi-
ca. combat or political int
and moral prestige? If it is con-
sidered whom this country is
supplanting in becoming the lead
ing nation, the country's enemy
may be discerned. If the money
power government and enemy Of
this country fails to yield to
moral pressure and would at
tempt to resort to the sword a
secret organization ally sub-gov-
ernments of the various nations.
will be able to enlist their people
III a second conflict; the first is
liza BILE to open their eyes. Every
rational person desires peace and
il Is good to encourage it in ev-
cry way. However. those talk
ing peace, prompted by cowar-
dice, expose their hand. 1t is
not we'll at this time to adver-
tise cowardice broadcast. Uncle
Sam has never been whipped, and
from all indications he is never
liable to be.
The principles suggested for
organizing "An American Party
will prove effective and a SUBJ
stitute for war. If moral pres
tige and good government is to
be held up to the world as a
standard. and promulgated
abroad, it must first be implanted
and upheld at home. Union with
III the country is urgently essen
tlal and owing to international
complications it is of most grave
Importance. Union can best be
effected Under the banner Of
good civil government; a govern
ment standing for equal justice
to all citizens within the country
and the United States then stand
ing for equal justice towards all
nations. The latter is of vital
importance in order to create I'M
on TO create union and concord
Yithin the county.
The country is composed Of all
natlOna titles. and misreDreSenta-
tons and injustice Of the British
machine towards other nations
is an insult to neighboring citi-
zens VINO are desendents from the
various. other nations. 1t is not
that these descendants lack 10y
atty to this country or that they
have particular attachment to
their native country which
causes offense; they understand
conditions in their former coun-
try and dislike British misrepre-
and ISLANDERS before
leans, who do not under
stand the facts. Misrepresenta-
lions become a great insult when
it Is realized that it is done for
gain by the British machine.
This injustice has been perpetual
ly carried on in the past against
one nation or another, in order
to use this country as cats
paw to aid the British Govern
ment in it's conquests. This will
not be tolerated in the future.
The country has its choice; it
will either be revolution, or a
people: the latter can only
be accomplished on the basis Of
equal justice to all citizens with
in the nation; and International
". the United States standing for
equal justice towards all ma
tions," which is the right brand
IF neutrality required. This
has become an important
factor in the world, and cannot
sink into oblivion as a neutral
1onentity. Its mission is to stand
Up for equal justice towards all
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