Arizona republican., 1918-10-28
EXECUTIVE CHARGED
 WITH BESMIRCHING
 REPUBLICAN HONOR

MHEN YORK, Oct 21.-Will II. Hays chairman of the N republican national committed made public here to-
 night statement ln which he replied in behalf of h party to President Wilson's appeal to the nation turn democratic congress. In his statement Mr. Hays said:
 Presdent Wilson has questioned the motives and ldey of your representatives i'll congress He has there by mpugncd their loyalty and denied their patriotism His challenge to you who elected these representatives You owe 1t to them to the honor of your great party and your self respect to meet that challenge squarelv only as republicans but Americans. l, your chair man, call upon you to do it.
 Calls Veracty Into Question
 Mir Wilson accords the republicans no credit what ever for having supported the proposed by his administration although they have done with great CT unanimy than the members of his party Despite that fact he them of having tried to usurp his proper functions
 At no time and ill way have they tried to take control of the of his hands The president knows that The country knows it. You know it. more ull gracious unjust, wanton, mendacious cusaton never made by the most reckless stump tor much less by president of the United States for partisan purposes. It is an insult not only to every loyal republican i'll congress- but to every loyal republican Ill the land It fully merits the resentment which rightfuv and surely will find expression at the polls. Wants Anti war Democrats ''Mr Wilson grudgnglv admits that the republicans have been pro-war Then why does he demand their de- feat Because they still pro-war? Hardly that No It is because they for peace though not without tory because they consider that U S. stands for
  Uncle Sam The democratic congress does not Mr. Wilson does not There is the clear the noondav sun The country will decide
 MT. Wilson wants only rubber stamps, his rubber stamps in congress- He says No knows 1t better than democratic congressman He calls for the defeat of prowar republicans and the election of antiwar demo- cras He the executive, longer satisfied to be branch of the government provided by the const tuition. Republican congressman must be defeated and democratic congressman must they would, yield in everything That evidently his idea-the idea of tocrat calling himself the servant but bidding for the : tery of this free people.
 nI Republicans Good When Needed ''Republcans in congress have seemed to him good enough when they assened they did assent with high est patriotism and sometimes against their best judgment to his proposals Republicans at home have seemed o him good enough to send fully million of their sons into bat
 e to furnish at least half of the army and far more than half of the money for winning of the war but they are not considered good enough to have voice in the settlement of the war.
 But Mr. Wilson real purpose has nothing to do with the conduct of the He has had that from the begin hing has it now and nobody dreams of interfering with l his control He wants just two things One full power to settle the precisely he and his soe uneected unappomted, nconflrmed personal adviser deter r mine. The other is full power the unembarrassed spokesman in affairs at hOme he actually demands his statement to reconstruct in peace times the great n dustra affairs of the nation in the way unim peded conformity with whatever sociastc doctrines whatever unlimited government ownership notions, what ever hay wms happen to possess him at the tme but first and above a with absolute commitment to free is trade with all the world thus giving to Germany, out of hand the fruits of victory greater than she could win by y fighting hundred years republican congress will never assent to that Do you want congress that will? tt Germany does.
 : Wants Republicans to Surrender
 Mr. Wilson forced the republican party to lie down 2 or fight. I say fight! Answer with your votes! k Mr. Wilson is for unconditional sulrender-ves for the unconditional surrender to himself of the republican party of the country of the allies, all to him. as the sole ar b1aor and master of the destnes of the world Do you