The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-01

their method OF handling same with the
PRONUNCIATION OF the non-partisan league
in North Dakota and Minnesota. IL pos
sibIe, however, talk on the Liberty
Loan should be arranged.
Arrangements for Parade.
"see Adt.-Gen. W. r. Rhinow and
Gov. Burnquist, and arrange to have
them turn out the National Guard for
parade Monday afternoon, or II possible
for all of the National Guard to be
present, arrange the parade for Monday
evening, say, about Z o'clock. See II
YOU cannot get the Regulars up from
Fort Smelling to take part also. We must
have as big ~ military display as possi-
bic. Talk to Adjt. Gen. Rhinow and see
IL all draftees cannot be in the parade.
This Is a good basis for loyalty.
THE Baltimore gathering was under
the auspices OF the Liberty Loan. At
p. NJ the streets were lined with people
and the park was damned. This whole
demonstration was engineered by the
Republicans Of Baltimore and II Is n
great opportunity for us 10 have him IN
Minneapolis All the congressman VIII
try and be home at that time.
Advise me fully by wire how ar
raneements are progressing. Imperative
that we give him the biggest reception he
ever had In Minneapolis.
Very truly yours, A. A. d. RAIN"
When the Republican leaders here
| were shown this correspondence and
after carefully reading 1t they declared
| the whole thing was a tempest in tea
pot and showed to what extremities the
| Democrats are being pushed to make
| their fight stand up. The fact that all
through the correspondence 1t Is en-
| phasized and repeated that speech on
| the Liberty Loan must be arranged IL
possible and IL not on the loan on the
subject OF loyalty. dealing with the ].
W. w. and the non-partisan league, was
pointed out by Republicans:
Charges Are Related.
To try TO construe any political in
| tent Into anything Col. Roosevelt said
| In the Liberty Loan campaign, or TO try
| to question In the least the patriotic mo-
| tives Of the ex-President, who tried In
vain to go to France to fight and whose
! four boys went. one OF them never to
come back, Is skirting dangerously close
! to the open front door OF the "Ananias
Club" they declared. There is moth
| ing in the Cummings revelation they
said to cast the least discredit on Col.
| Roosevelt.
| The Hays statement condensed into
three points the determination OF Re
publicans and the programme they have
mapped out for the party's representa-
tives. These points. Mr.. Hays said. are
First, to win the war. Second, for a
peace with victory only and neve" a
peace by compromise, bargaining Of
principles which would violate Ameri-
can rights, interest and honor and make
a sacrilege out of our sacrifice TO be
made again by our grandchildren. Third,
to prepare now in sane manne: Tor
the problems OF reconstruction.
The Democratic slogan is stand by
the President" Mr. Hays pointed out.
The Republican slogan Is stand by the
war" and that slogan. lie said, goes fas
and beyond the Democratic aim and
includes IL fact the Democratic slogan.
"stand by the War"
This is just how far the Republican
cry OF stand by the war" goes. Mr..
Hays pointed out: 1T includes stand
by the President: il includes stand by
every public official, high or low,
measured by the thoroughness with
which that public official stands by tine
war it includes stand by the Govern
ment stand by this country; stand by
our allies, every one: stand by every
effort of war saving ard war gi"lng
Ia this country; stand for the Gauge
for which we fight; stand by the ire
ducible minimum of peace terms stand
by the war aim of this country, which
is the unconditional surrender Of Ger
many. that forever we may end PruS'
sianism in the world and the oppression
which it typifes. And to this great
purpose all our thought and actions are
directed"
Mr.. Hays concluded his statement II
this way: Republicans cried aloud II
vain for preparedness for war. Republ!'
cans now demand that the nation in
stantly prepare for peace. The mex,
Congress will bear the great burden tc
that end. lie, nothing remain undont
which can honestly be performed tc
make Republican success certain. The