The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29

p.oyees of the department and even his
secretary had left, he was still Att.
1t Is expected that he will wrlto a
brief letter of transmittal and submit
pay and the peace the nation Is to get |
for that price are to be settled by the |
agency or the aid OF the men of cold !
heart who do not fight themselves, whose |
nearest kin are not In danger. WHO pre- |
pared for war not at all, who helped |
wage the war feebly and who are con-
tent with craven peace.
mir. Henry Ford has announced that !
he does not believe in patriotism that
he thinks the flag Is silly and does not
| believe in it, and that when this war is
over he will pull the flag down and |
never hoist II again. The son-of this |
multi-millionaire stays at homo while |
| hundreds OF thousands OF men OF small |
means leave their wives and children
| and go to the war. But Mr.. Wilson is
| supporting Mr.. Ford for the Senate. On |
the other hand. Senator Weeks does be-
/ levc in patriotism. He does believe in
/ the war. His only son Is fighting over
seas at this moment, facing death side
! BIZ side with his comrades from every
| rank of life. But Mr. Wilson Is oppos-
| ing Mr.. Weeks. There are dozens of
such cases; and the only explanation
| possible of the Presidents attitude is
| .'a' ne mar au w IA, peioo,'
| ioi'u GU ~ 800! ~ ',s na't0'
.le aoIu 'ee' ~ u l "'''' WHY"
ne gives OF "''"''oiu' support
Called "sIackcr Congress-"
THE Presidents personal organ, the
World. itself says that the present DEM
ocratic Congress is Stacker Congress
| And the President asks the voters TO
only that these slackers follow him with
apject alacritE III "h"heVer ne" direc
tlon ne may no'heh'ar.IN ieao' small
Moruer 'na' III tnr 'ioaN'ooin ~ wy
Rouse me bi',er jest circulate tere
10 our 'Haf' IaS, III war mr., warns
pesce' tohe ma! ne "aNer me iIss'-
dent says ne Is ANXIOUS ABOUT 'he erect
! on GERMANY ana our "NlticS OF the eiec-
ton Oh tohsleSa "'"Sh "ou'u io'Io"
me present htpuoi'cah 'e"uerSh'p oi 'ne
! mouse anu "eH"'e ;.
I ne heed ne uhuer no ahNIe'!. IL
"ou'u ne C'e"IlH uiiue' stoou aulVsu MS
al nome; our Ali'es would snow 'hat II
meant thht america was determined 20
speed UP the war: 10 ps,k neI own arm!
ana Inc armies OF ''e Hl'les 10 'ne iln.t'
/ 10 '"'ci"'c i' '''luP,o' % iue"hc'el'H
! m "'S'hs lle war ana 10 inslst on GER
man! uhcohu'uohal SURRENDER, Ger
/ many "'lH ~ N''''' 90 VS. "''''u N''''
mat III mus COUNTY, the pro-Herrnahs
"iu r"T'Hst9 'nu ho'e 'SN 'SNS anu 'eI
"dn!zea SoCl"'SIs n"u'u no 'ohser ne
.oul'eu upon NC et ,...'Il anu 'oItuous
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not ,,erei,. with me ohsc,,re n,r,oscs
a,d ua,.oripg vii, ~ NJ \yiIsor
Rcconstruction to BE Problem.
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H. ,,onosas ~ nut tho rocors,r,,,,1o,, ot
| tho country IN tbc hands NJ thase
sIackers under the guidance o. such men
as Mr. Kitchiu. the present leader Of
the House ana incidentally one of the
| the country win feel that this work Of
reconstruction ought 10 be entrusted 70
other hands, and that these hands shall
! he those of the Republican leaders whose
vision is for the future and who yet
possess practical ability 10 work FOR the
best interests of the present
Mr.. Roosevelt also SAID:
~ come to this meeting as an Nmer-
can. and only as an American. IN this
crisis ! do not consider politics at all
whenever doing so conflicts in the slight
est degree with the great cause of
Nnc"icnnism or with our Immediate
purpose OF winning the war and OF Sc
curing the peace OF unconditional sur
render by Germany. will support no
dtSloyal man on any ticket and no man
who is not heartily In favor OF winning
the war and of the peace OF oyerwhelm-
ing victory.
Il speak at this party meeting only
because the attitude Of the Adm'nisira-
ton and the attitude OF the Democratic
organization which is wholly suhserv!ent
TO the Administration, makes Il; in my
Judgment, absolutely imperative upon
good citizens 10 support t1c Republican
ticket this year and to secure the cleo
tlo1 OF a Republican House and Senate
at Washington.
n,,
:" W." '"'
~ believe in putting this war through
TO our last man and our last dollar
rather than to fail In beating Germany