Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-04
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1919.
STAND ey THE PRESIDENT.

STAND sy THE PRESIDENT.
In the course of an able article In
the Anderson, Ind, Daily Bulletin,
Dixon c.. Williams, the we'll known
Chicago manufacturer and Demo
cratic leader, says:
The position of the Democratic
party and its management should be
one Of complete accord with the pres.
ident producing an activity which will
count in calling the entire country to
his support Upon the presidents sue.
cess depends. in my judgment, the
hope for happiness, the very safety of
the lives and property of the com.
mon people of America. as well as Of
the world.
Let the few disgruntled Democratic
and the many Republican partisan
senators and congressman continue
their nefarious and shameful tactics,
proving daily the presidents asser'
ton that the Republican leaders in
Congress would do their utmost to
embarrass him. Let the Republican
chairman continue his indecent in.
suits and unpatriotic conduct toward
the president-the people will settle
with them soon-for ninety per cent
OF our citizens are with him; but, in
the meantime. the authorities in the
presidents own official, political or.
ganization should wake up, fight all
the harder for the common good and
forget, II you please, that Republicans
have been sometimes seemingly pre-
ferred and made prominent, while
Democrats who would have served
better we're left out Of places OF
power and importance In government
tai positions and ignored In State
Councils Of Defense appointments,
where, as result, treachery to the
president and his policies has been
the gleeful rule.
The world is still on fire." the
conflagration may any moment reach
over into our blessed country and be.
gin it's work of devastation and
mighty destruction. That party or
that organization which will unset
fishly work to stem the rush of the
"red terror" will need no other re-
ward.
Start and continue propaganda
among the rich, the employer class,
10 impress them with their true rela'
ton to their employees. Do likewise
among the trouble makers, the i'm
ported firebrands, meeting their ar
guments with others of reason and
common sense. This country's dan
ger now lies In the back-wash from
the war, and failure to appreciate the
seriousness and extent OF our socia
unrest.
The administration is exerting it'
utmost to counteract that influence
A better understanding is being hat
between employer and employee. La
Dor conditions are steadily improving
Many large employers Of labor SEE
conditions and are inaugurating i'm
provements in dealing with thei
HELPERS, which is bound to tell for thu
common good in a wonderful way.
Boost the administration! You have
nothing TO apologize for in it's record
III tNtIg ptllOi sSN'
justifiable. Boost our country! o
all countries the greatest and best
Boost business! Business is not bat
except comparatively. 1t is improy
ing steadily despite certain politi
clans who secretly hope for a depres
sion on the eve OF the next nationa
election because they are out anC
want TO get in" The glut in thu
labor market is more apparent thar
real. Our country is in for a period
of business prosperity such as 1t ha'
never known. The tactics OF polltl
clans can only retard 1t.
In the meantime, let the Demo
cratic party arise to its wonderful op
portunities, keep the interests OF thu
people and country before politica
party advantage and the people vii
gratefully care for the party. DOM
be a waster! The development Of the
constructive faculty is much more no
BILE than the destructive. See 10 II
that the Democratic party continues
10 be the greatest constructive force
In the world,