The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-06-11
Democratic Prosperity.

perity CD look at the soup houses,
breadlines and unemployment all
over the country The fact is, never
before were times so hard, failures
so frequent, business uncertainty so
great, nor the unemployment pro-
blom so stupendous.
All the tariff tinkering, all the
money manipulating, all the business
bungling, all the psychological" sys-
TEN of DOC" Wilson-all his public
administration has come to naught.
Financial ruin and beggary are
the grim skeletons of Democratic
prosperity Cd stalking Ger the land.
Seems like the people snapped the
devil off for a witch" when they
traded Taft for the old Doc" Wilson.
Democratic prosperity finds So
| 900 starvings and charity dependents
in Chicago.
All the time the Democratic adj
ministrations wave of prosperity
been launched successfully the
United charities of Chicago an
nounced that it must have 100000.
and have it quickly, if it is success
fully to carry out it's work between
now and Oct. l."
Instead of seeking the remedy for
the situation-instead of putting the
workers to work on public necessi-
ties-instead of giving them employ
ment in municiple improvements
instead of furnishing the work, and
living by furnishing them food and
the city, Chicago and the United
Charities plan to relieve the situa
ton in a very different manner
Charities enough to keep the discon-
tent of the unemployed mob down
below the violence pitch! o! the wis
dom of the plutocrats! Oh, the
glory OF Democracy! Long live the
: land of the free and the home of the
brave!
Well the Democratic party is; in
deed the poor mans friend.
1t sure has the poor with it. Yes,
and it is the laboring mans party.
1t has millions Of unemployed to
glorify the Democratic party's love
Tor the laborers. Ha! Ha! Ia!
James A. Patterson, the wheat
King of Chicago, who CANDLES in the
price OF bread, and who Iy so doiug
obtains a few million dollars, oc-
cosionaily, in sordid profits, has vo,-
unteerod to donate $1,000 (Which lie
never earned) to "sweet charity"
to help the poor whom he has rob
bed by the profit system Of. capital
ism.
This is good in him. But whrf
are the fool workers going to do
about it? Are they going to coltiiua
. to accept the crumbs rhct fall from
Dives table? or ere they ~oiu. 20
organize their united economic row.
err II che single Industrial Union,
ara their united pilitical power in the
one single party (the Socialist Party)
in order to capture all industrial and
governmental powers, through and
by the solidarity of the working
class on both the economic and the
political field?
Everywhere the workers are learn
t,,er tl,A Of lfc.t al
cal economy.
Everywhere they are becoming
more intelligent and class conscious.
Everywhere they are beginning to
see they are slave class with no in
terCsts in common with their OPP
pressors. Everywhere they are be-
coming better able to handle the
industrial political and economic sit
uation more intelligently. Soon
they will declare they want all the
wealth they produce.
Erelong the working class, stand
ing in solid and invincible phalanx,
will capture the government. estab-
lish the cooperative Commonwealth,
institute a Divine Civilization make
possible Pure Religion, ana grant
10 everyone all he or she earns, and
thus enable all humanity to live a
better material mental, and moral
life. replete with love and joy, and
full of all those glorious privileges.
beautiful ideals, and noble deeds
that make life worth the living. And
his will be the elimination of an
understandable Socialism. A
WILLIAM ii. UNDIFF,
49,
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