The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-11-27
The Patriotism of Peace

ton of our institutions, and Just as
the worth of all creeds and classes
was proved in the country's emer-
gency, just so the government must
function equally at all times and
places for all creeds and classes-for
little children, for social betterment,
for economic justice, for the rights of
labor, for the rights of capital, for
the rights of the farmer, for the
rights of all, for the rights of right.
Our difficulties are largely econom-
ic. The industrial problems in this
country, which at the moment seem
to be overwhelming can be and,
have implicit faith, will be solved in
one way-by finding exac justice and
enforcing it.
1t is simply a matter of Roosevelt's
square deaP'-exact justice for labor,
exact justice for capital, and exact
justice for the public, the third side
OF the triangle which must not be lost
sight of. To that end we must de-
velop a reasonable method for honest
and efficient labor to acquire an in
terest in the business to which labor
Is expected to give its best efforts.
Pending this development, the equili-
Ibrium between production and wages
must be established and there must
De justice for all-exact justice, the
Justice of right and of reason, but not
of force. Justice for all-and do not
forget that the American people still
know what exact justice is.
The republican party Is the party
OF the future or there Is no use for
the party. Our past record of fifty
years of achievement Is the best
guarantee to the country of our fu-
ture fulfllment, but it is only on our
future fulfllment that our usefulness
VIII depend. The republican party
VIII continue to be the instrument in
his country to apply to new condi-
lions and changing conditions the
wisdom of experience and the efica-
of honest, jealous service.
The republican party. guaranteed
by it's past. underwritten by it's pres
ent, will measure its future steps for
ward by the new needs Of the nation.
Let all well wishers of good govern
ment regardless of party affiliations,
let all those who love their country
and it's institutions listen now for a
moment, listen with eyes aloft, listen
to n voice of experience and the
AL OF inspiration from the spirit of
America which was Washington and
Lincoln and Roosevelt-listen and
near from them the call: Garry on,
Americans! Carry on! Carry on!
AIRY on, now, against the foes Of
'ur W household as you fought at
valley Forge, at the Argonne and at
chateau Thierry. Carry on! Garry
N. Find d~isloyalty II there be dis
oyalty and scotch it: find dishonesty
{ there he dishonesty and crush It;
nd the right n cleave unto 1t. Keep
our eyes ahead, Americans, but keep
feet on solid ground. Find the
eason for discomfort, and meet It
qiiarely; correct the cause where
here is a and mercilessly de-
troy the Reuse where it Is an ex-
use only. Find exact justice and de-
land it-demand 1t for all men and
squire 1t from all men. Remember
stuff you are made OF, Americans.
emember the heritage which Is
ours. Remember-and be encourag-
The manhood and womanhood Of
merioa is sound. The stress of late
ays has strained all .overmuch, Be
'tient with one another, hut as you
due your country's future, wait not
moment to realize the emergency
'r longer delay o action.