The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-11
WILSON'S WAY TO
 GLORY
RN Henry wastersoa-

The condition upon w1scs Se1 nan givea liberty so uisn is eternal vigil ance.-loAn Philpoe Currant.
 vha,'s your polisiess" says the in specsor. I'm Presbyterian, says She rustic He might have said
 Methodist, or Democrat" or 'Bap- list. or Republican" for all the light any of these deSeriptives threw upon either his re ligious or political opinions. suppoSins him 10 have had any
 Nevertheless. as 8 general truth it may he written tha. we have no poli- ties now and nightly little religion. We gre mainly red nossd saintlings and isatsile3 angels Parties are abolished. Each man is his own torch light procession, old Woodrow march sag ahead and Tapping his wings. cry ing sweetness and ligh1" as the shio- 5cleth c: B new party to be called The woodrovians.
 Happily. he has dropped peace without victory" and is no longer 100 proud 70 fight These were copy hook aaxi1ns learned ia his academic salad days SOoth 10 say. he has learned lcss .he last seven yea-s-two ot them as governor Q: New Jersey. rae ether five as chief cook and bottle washer al Westinghouse when congress and the Courier-Jou-nal get through with his education the school -as.ar will be every inch. if no; ling. yer good enough President
 gTais. however. on 1he side; made br @ay of suggestion merely. 10 stick : pin IS Il were, and 10 remind our sa,ves tha. every mothers son ot us Is 2 sovereign: that she greatest of @cial .s bu1 2 serrant and even a- tha. bird .. passage. here today and gone .o1.o-row: perhaps 70 whisper these .ew tzeo1gruyi2l observations into the Wslso1i2n Humility, Woodrow, ss . God given rircu-e: never man can aeh:ava g-an6ly who has nor serr- d Aunoiy; have done with you- so- e5alis,sc too.ishness; fall upon your =-az-rox bones and swear before heay- en and -he world that you are no- thinking ot third term to- yourself. nor. n thar default. the succession for Nc4doo: tha. you are not playing poli- -ics; .hat you do no- regard yourself. nor wish 10 be regarded. as Iha one only superman who was born 70 save he country. in short. NIT. President. ge. down from your high horse. come o1- from your isolation and inc geople.''1
 Yes zhe old parties are dead: de ceased; detuact: atzgua-uIa-ed-lise he Princess Hugge- Mugger-only tb= labels surviving, Even the labels are zodeared and dirty But there ~il al~ays be 1Eo schools Of political philosophy and two grounds os popu- lar alignment: these who believe in government laid upon in1renched bases and hedged sbou- oy the tnssg- mia and dignity Of 2oEe- and those wlo be.ieTs il government resting on tze consent ot lhe governed. with powers limited 70 The preservation Of Ene public peace and order.
 Hamilton and Jefferson stood for these TWO classi1cations at the out sci ot CUT national existence + is likely enought that each went 10 100 great extremes Midway between them would seem best suited 70 mod era conditions Bur the principle os --ae consent ot the governed fairly 2zce--sined. underEineg our American system, and whoever eQuiyoeages xi-h thai will :n the end find himself no-9 los- and damned
 When his cruel war E oEer vast army come home from the other side. zaili.aris-s will be ge-y much in eyt- deace There will be all sorts O