The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-10
REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION

REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION
The Republicans claim Wilson did not 60 to war
enough then they claimed that he stopped the too
soon Now the latest is that the peace terms are too
harsh on Germany. Peace terms too harsh nation
that pracced every ruthless invention known to its
scientists, that murdered and ravished and chill
dren; that through spy system had this nation honey
combed with treachery and all but had the world its
back
We are, sometimes, sorry that poor Democrats
cannot in any possible please the Republicans.
They easily grieved-not to say peeved-by things
that Democrats do that makes sad for fear Re
publican neighbors may worry themselves sick.
But when stops to think that in its history
has the Republican party had such man as President
Wilson for leader one understand the jealousy eating
up the Republican leaders.
Lincoln was great man, but he not Of the Re-
publican party-the Republican party was Of him.
Two of the nine cases of the Buckeye Oll Co. VS.. =.
M Brandt ct a have been tried and verdcts dstasteul
to the company handed down. The company has given
notice Of an appeal Why 60 ahead with the remaining
seven cases. spending money in their trial. until one or
two heard in the upper court? Decision in the upper
court will large determine the ending of all. SO why
waste money fighting out cases IN Probate Court that
will follow the decision in the upper courts final decision
leading to settlement in any event. Save the money
whether in the end the people individual must pay
-O-
If President Wilson should die, or his health should
be so impaired he could not make the race for President
in 1920 what lot of sheepish Republican politicians
we would have on our hands; bunch of fellows who
have been Sweating bood of agony lest they they
prove successful in securing the Republican nomination.
would be forced to against him-and be defeated.
So true it is that politics not only akes strange bed
fellows" but cowards too of those who know their in
ward weaknesses and fear that others may detect them
before the race is
second drowning disaster the west coast Of the
Gulf of Mexico from tidal wave, goes to show that it
is not wise to crowd nature. If people will insist on v-
ing SO near to the shore that they place themselves III
danger of the first big wave who can they blame tor ne
destruction but self? The law Of the tidal wave was es-
tabished many centuries ago. Getting within range OF
natural danger will not force the Creator to change those
laws. man should however, conform his ways to natures
laws.
When one is caught throwing stones at State Sen
aor Donahey because he opposes granting the Leglsa
tre the mower to fix taxation this State it is wise to
look p the protestants antecedens Every machine pol
tcian wishes to have the taxing power IN the hands Oh
some one whom he hopes to be able to influence Every
machine politician wishes to be able to collect more
taxes whenever the gang needs money in it's busl-
ness; whenever the gang wants more money Tor oooag
being in this way able to graft the contractor
There has always been controversy between capltal
and labor Organization has in many instances helped
abor to secure in local instances some OF the ngs rgh
due it. But the organization of capital has SOON evolved
, scheme for taking away what little advantage was
yaned by labor organizing, and in many instances ehe
organization of capital did not stop when it had taken
enough to even things up