The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
HON, D, A. HOLUNGSNORTH IS VERY
OPTIMISTIC ON LABOR TROUBLES.
FORMER CoNGEESSMAN PROM THE
BELMONT COUNTY DISTRICT
TALKS OF THE INDUSTRIAL
QUESTION.
Ordinary Common Sense and Good Judg-
ment Will Go Long way in
way Of Settlement.

Hon. D. A. Hollingsworth. OF CadIz.
Ohio. former congressman from the Bel
mont and Harrison county districts 81
. In" "BuckCyc state" was O. visitor N
tho city Yesterday and in an interview
With an Intcllig'nCcr reporter at n"
NcLurC hotel seemed very OPTIMISTIC
for an carly settlement If the industrial
conditions and also the attcr-war prob
lens confronting tn" American people.
I'm the final analysis. said he, Or
nary common sense and conservative
thinking must Yllr in this country. III
both labor and rnpitnlistic circles. How
ever dark and threatening tho present
outlook may bc. some sensible way VII
b. found to avert the impending tragedy
OF dos pair and want sure TO follow pro
lOnrGcL prostration Of American mus
tries. In sense, INC whole count:
seems in tUrmuii; hut. as sure MS tn
sun rises end sets. there Will be ha! T.
ing ard sons bio comforting before il'
final dash. Divine guidance, II man
reasoning fails, will as IN the past pom;
"The American homo. h"mhl" or high
placcd, is too sacred 70 b" impcllcd by
mans folly. It's destruction, however.
may be possible unless ia" coed sens" -.
M, pc, 81. II America can stop and turn
hAck NJ our short line. IN" f"r"iEn rcd
fires uf anarChv. II is q critical .our III
history. Sa"Gif!C" and patience ar" ~
cSs. nilal nov. and ~ truly patriotic, u.
during tn, World War. on N" rort o.
GOOD ciilX"rS: aud bad ones should b.
Sent ont ~r IN. ,'mum,ry. Any wan. NJ
iilvr or for" IN born. who attempts 10 d.
spoil American ideals Of nom" or coun-
'rv should H.. shot on the snOt or ~
promptly dcportrd by legal proc" 2,
| There - no room for him III III" R"Hup-
lie. II Is time for all mon within oun
boundaries /" think, talk. and act on!
along American Lines.
"Arncrica owes n debt Nf Crattud" 10
the l'nitcd States senate for its CouraE"
and efforts to clarity the involved issue"
presented by The p"l"" tTrhtE ana ~
proposed covenant of the league ol ma
hons. | have long been in favor 81 a
league for the enforcement OF Hcrman"nt
world peace. formed by III" ;nd'rcndtnt
trcaty-mak ng powers Of lhG W"Tid' d!u
when in congress. as car! as sept a.
1915 advocated the sam" IN a SFc"C''
in winch ! quoted from tho tnDl'c utter
auccs ~: President Wilr' II. cN-Vr"sl d"nt
Taft, -, n2;nr Lodge. AL other I.a1crS'
mono az lh"n contemplated any ihir'hE'
m"ut upon TN" S"parai" Sovereignty 81
IN" rr"n'!-n"NtEE powers. o,o. ,,od.
or q: hose who seek I" pro&CrN' -Nm"ri,
ran rights. was q,:u'rG at length ara
among other uprahl" expressions. said:
".If We hay" reached IN" limit 81 VOL
untnry arbitration. thinh tn" neat step
is to nut behind Internal iunai peace OF
tribunal. for p"acc--forcc
"I4is rrcscrt attitude and purpose ar"
wholly CONSISTENT with THIS position, AMI
after he and hlS fellow senator's SA ~
have eliminated by proper reservations
The doubtful and dangerous wording OF
the League II nations covenant. present
cd for confirmation. speedy ratification
should follow and all good Americans
can then rejoice in the continued SOY
rrrignty. dignity and assured rr"mIn'nc'
Of tho I'nltcd states IN tn" iuiur" SOW
macy uf the world. Isolation IS no !"nE-
or possible. Tho wisdom OF NaSh.nSiol'
* not d5r:,,rnd nor arc tn" VII" lords -.
his farewell address forgotten. hEt ~
twentieth Century seems 10 demand Ter
its destined Development. wnrid-~i!H
lCld nt common cndeav"r for all nations
nIl crccds, and all conditions oil man
kind Lr,,I,
but mt the same time guard Wei thH
, level Of American citizenship. Lansc,
+ signals can not be ignored; unAmcrican
I ORGANIZATIONS secretly plotting ,aGaInS-
tho l:.e Of the Republic mu>' D" sup
pressed and dangerous. r"d-hand'd' m
dIvidual conspirators. ra'lv" on" loT-
ci-n-h horn, must hc taken car" q 'I'hHr
by rrisnn or deportation.
, "lu no other way can real iac"l Nv"
crlCouisr b. preserved.