El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
DELIVERS.
DEATH BLOW To /.
B0L5HEVISN
English Laborers Take
Hand in Nations
Politics.
COUNTRY ESCAPES
RED REVOLUTION

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J 7 oNDoN. Eng Oct 25.-Western
! l. democracy which the Manchester
Guardian recently described as a
democracy in which control IS kept
in the watchful care OF the middle
and upper classes. seem due for a
shake up
There was a time. not many weeks
ago. when there was fear in high
places that 1t might be due Tor the
kind Of a shake up which would take
its place in history books alongside
the French revolution and the chaos
Of Russia. This fear was so insistent
that war trained propagandists did a
mad dance and poured onto the col
lective tables Of the editors OF the
world more poorly conceived pr0pa-
ganda than those beWldered gentle
men had ever seen before.
In America the campaign sim run
bles on. the pronaSandists, having
less training. doing a better Job and
even getting the DOGGY man with un-
kempt beard h1d outstanding hair IN
serted cunninElV into current fiction
Labor Hits BoEey Man.
IN England the DOGGY man has
been crowded slowly back stage, not
Gratis who opened the battle against
'hlm. but by very ordinary looking
men in not overly wei fitting clothes
the hard hitting, clear thinking
leaders OF labor
Although the holsherik -1oEey
man" has been crowded att and the
propagandisr IS the self elected hero
OF the hour. the men who nipped the
danger Of revolution retain the revo-
lutionary idea they want 70 make
democracy everybodT's business and
wrest control from the middle and
upper classes
There can be no surer indication
Of this than the predictions regarding
the future made by the very men who
stopped -red revolution as i was
about 20 get itself under way IN Eng
land.
The statement OF Arthur Hender-
son, cabled recently, points the Way-
Class Rule Doomed
Glass rule iu politics is doomed
10 disappear he said Its as GER
tain as tomorrow's sunrise. But .
is sim doubtful whether the Ideal Or
true political liberty can be realized
In this and in other countries With
out q violent convulsion in society
IN Henderson's view. the "boEey-
man" turks sim among the shrub
berry back stage
If the working men have to choose
between using votes and using bar
ricades." says J. r Clynes, labor IL
P. and former food minister, they
wfll continue 70 rely upon consrtu-
tional action The country how ever
must realize chat tie attitude Of Ia
bor viii alter the character Of po-
litical issues unhappily. there VIII
be strikes and strikes sometimes on
quite small matters"
Labor TO Play It's Part.
J. a Thomas. H. p. head OF me
National Union OF Tralnmen. declares;
rThe labor movement through It's
CONGRESS at Glasgow, IS not only alive
10 where we are drifting. but intends
TO play its part and save tne coun-
try from ruin
Though there De- a clear determine
ton TO Obtain the new heaven and
the new earth promised by the poll
ticians. and fought for By the great
mass Of the people, the governing ana
underlying privileges Of our congress
were neither bolshevist nor reaction
he summarizes the problem OF
steering the ship Of state through the
stormy period Of reconstruction as
-The danger may come IN three
.From orr side It may come from
sections within our own ranks being
dIsloyal TO the leaders and anxious
to force the pace
Masses Demand Recognition
1T may come from the employers
side by their refusing to recognize
the changed circumstance today as
compared with pre- war days
1T may come from the government
not recognising that the last election
was a snap election. that in the con-
sidered Judgment Of many the present
parliament does not reflect the opin-
ion Of the country
III the situation is to be saved Il
can only be by those responsible TOT
government rejecting not only the
VIII but the aspirations OF the great
mass Of the people
That is the keynote. the expression
OF the VIII Of the great mass Of the
people. and that keynote Is TO De
found behind the prououncemenrs or
all the leaders OF labor.
The government is beginning TO
hear. The Glasgow congress repre-
senting 5000. 600 organized workers
and with their families nearly half
the inhabitants OF Britain. demanded
withdrawal from Russia. abolition Of
conscrfp tfon. ending Of military rule
in ireland and naturalization Of the