The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-31

THIS Is THE WAY THEY SUPPORT
THE PRESIDENT
New York, October ~, 1918.
Senator Po;ndsxtsr, Republican, from State Of
Warrington, would inpeach President Wilson,
FORMER PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WOULD TAKE
WAR OUT OF PRESIDENT WILSON'S HANDS
Excerpts from his Telegram United States Senators
Lodge Poindexter and johnson.
Oyster Bay, New York Oct. "a 1918.
Gas American citizen most earnestly hope that
the Senate of the United States which part of treaty
making power of the United States will take affirmative
action against negotiated peace with Germany and in
favor of peace based on unconditional surrender
(Siened) THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
WASHINGTON, D. C.
SENATOR HENRY CABOT LODGE, REPUBLICAN
LEADER IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE SAYS:
president WILSON HAS COMMITTED UNPARD-
ONABLE BLUNDER' This criticism directed
pounded number Of questions before replying to the
note The Presidents note received the most generous
praise from all our allies.)
.sTHE REPUBLICANS ARE NOT BACK OF WILL
SON, THEY ARE AHEAD OF HIM." From statement
of Congressman Simon D. Fess Chairman Republican
National Congressional Committee
FUSE TO SUPPORT THE PREsIDENTs APPEAL
TO PASS W0MANs SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
The Republican members of the United States Senate
from the NORTH including Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge the chief critics of the President and leader
Of the Rsu5ssn party in the United States ,s sspsts
ate to pass the Susan B. Anthony Amendment granting
equal suffrage to the women of the United States.
IF, AS HAS BEEN so FREQUENTLY REITERATED
BY THESE LEADERS. THE REPUBLICANS Ms ARE ARE
..STANDING BY THE PRESIDENT.' WHY DID NOT
TWO OF THEN VOTE FOR THE SUFFRAGE AMEND
MENTg TEN OF THE MOST PROMINENT LEAD
VOTED E6T AGAINST i IT, PIT THE MEASURE LACKING
ONLY TWO VOTES OF PASSAGE. WAS IT JUST
TO PUT THE PRESIDENT IN A HOLEf
These particular critics of the President and his policies
are the distinctive leaders of the Republican party and
the men who write all of the Republican platforms What
the good of this country expect from them'
Strong Republican opposition to Administration war
measures is evidence in the following:
80 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN voted against the
War Resolution.
tabling the McLemore resolution.
rs REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN voted for the Coop
amendment to the Armed Neutrality bill an amend
designed nulfy the measures entire effective
$50 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN voted against the
Shipping Board WILL which has given America its great
and growing merchant marine. INCLUDING CON
GRESHAM LIN H: HADLEY, CONGRESSMAN CONGRESSMAN FROM
THE SECOND DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON
20 REPUBLICAN SENATORS voted against the Ship
ping Board bill AMONG WHOM WERE CONGRESS-
MAN LIN II. HADI.EY FROM THE STATE OF WASH
INGTON
81 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN voted against the
Espionage Act, designed to strengthen the Executives
hand in choking off German ProPagsnda IN,
Food Survey bill voting for the Haugen motion to recon-
NIT the measure to committee without instructions
Jap REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN voted against the
first War Revenue bill. in 1916, fiscal year
1872 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN voted against the
second War Revenue bill. in 1917 fiscal year
rs REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN voted against the
third War Revenue BILL in 1913, fiscal year
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN alone failed to
for the War Finance Corporation Act two voting against
and two voting merely present"
america, will comply with President Wilson's re-
politicians, while supporting the war, hostile
to the American people generally to sustain him
of political party, BUT FOR THE SAKE OF
HE WORLD.
IN A WAY IN WHICH IT WILL NOT BE
Err SIDE OF THE SEA. SUBMIT MY DR.
eeond District Don't you think the American
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