South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-25

German birth or descent are warm
~ supporting Pres't Wilson and de-
nounuce the secret methods OF j. 4
OLeary and his crew"
Antagonistic TO Wilson.
II will be recalled that the state
ment read by the OLeary special
committee TO Candidate Hughes az
the secret conference held al the
Hotel Astor in New York city dur
| ing the middle of September wa
distinctly antagonistic 70 Pres't VIII
sons foreign policy in spirit and
( language The confidential reports
Of the committee on plans and
permanent ORGANIZATION abound in
duplication OF what is characterized
as Anglo-Saxon propaganda in this
/ country.
The fundamental and primary
/ purpose Of the American Inta lend
! ence conference as set forth in the
opening paragraph of the report of
| its committee on permanent organ
/ izatiOn is as follows:
Bringing into the new organiza-
ton and uniting for continual work
/ all real American citizens and or
CARNATIONS who are feeling now or
may feel in the future the efforts
| Of the Anglo-Saxon propaganda de-
/ signed 10 wrest forever from them
their rights of citizenship and their
hope that the United States is TO
| continue the greatest of the repub-
lies of the world"
The report of the committee on
permanent organization concludes
as follows: The committee need
not point out that the ultimate sue
cess will be with us for we are all
confident that God and right are on
our side, and this committee is GER
tain that this gathering has faith
in its executive committee. with its
earless and fighting leader. and that
il will adopt these suggestions,
recommendation and the complete
report and will authorize and in
struct the executive committee 10
J begin this wonderful work without
delay. The confidential .pOrts of
both the committee on plans and
the committee on permanent organ
ization also emphasize the great inn
pOrtance OF Organizing upon
permanent basis"
Aim to- Control Elections.
They further disclose as the para
mount design of the O'Leary aggre-
cation the attempted control not
only of the present presidential and
congressional contests but the at
tempted domination of American
elections in the future
These purposes are manifested
again and again in the reports Of
these two committees. For example
the opening, paragraph of the re-
port Of the committee on perman-
ent organization states;
The committee feeling deeply
the Importance of the work that is
being successfully launched at this
time believe it is its solemn duty to
point out to the members of this ma
tioral campaign committee the
grave necessity Of taking proper
steps at once to assure the perman-
ency of this organization"
The report of the committee on
plans boldly sets forth the design of
organization as follows:
Organization To be Lasting.
The committee feels that il
should leave its main topic for a
moment to point out what is per-
haps known TO all of you that this
is the time an organization should
be formed that will be lasting so far
as an organizati ton national i'm char
acter is needed TO resist the Anglo
Saxon efforts to seek control of this
country. This election should be
looked upon as the first skirmish OF
a great battle that is TO come
"A powerful organization is neces-
sary so the steps which we may
, win at this coming election will not
) be wasted and will be the first steps
: to our real end-the making of this
country into a real and efficient
, America"
i Concerning the organizations pres
ent and future political plans the
report Of the committee on plans
says: There are two immediate
objects TO receive the support both
> active and financial of the members
E of this organization.
? The first is the work in the pres
, idential campaign.
t Wanted Active Campaign.
ne second is the campaign that
y must be pushed. without delay. to
: bring about the election Of real
. American congressman"
r. From the same report is the fol-
. lowing extract which obviously was
< not intended for public perusal
4 The active campaign committee
e must and fortunately already is pre-
! pairing review Of the congressional
D districts of the country for the pur-
q pose of securing data on which can
f didates for congress should be sun
S ported who must have the support
e OF our national organization. incrid-
\ Ing financial aid. spea kers. etc. and
y which ones will be able to win cleo
d tions if our branches established in
e. their districts give them the proper
Z | kind OF suppOrt