Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-29
MILES PoINDExTER'S ANNOUNCEMENT

 president the United States and will be the first to hold that offce whose home of the Mississippi
 Pondexter platform has been carefully worked out to peal great class of American people apy called the paying public" His stand for months has been such as would call attention to He comedies capital only that legitimate protection which capital deserves and to labor merely what labor rightfully has coming.
 Pondexters out in advance of his publication Washington Sunday of his candidacy is part follows:
 cial class should control
 The absolute security of every under the law in his person and property;
 The safeguarding of the general welfare of people by keeping the government all times under their control both against special home against any foreign power combination of powers;
 And the active by the government in the sphere of its action of powers of nation protect every citizen, of whatever station may be- both home foreign land the from unlawful injury his his property by any individual special class by any foreign power
 Every necessary agency of the should be used to given complete protection the lives and lawful rights of Aer can and the international duties have sumed that country. by of proximity and as Monroe Doctrine should be performed The launching and withdrawing without definite purpose suit of military expeditions Vera Cruz and other portions Of Mexico Arcange and other portions of the world criminal in their reckless disregard of life and national treasure expended without the possibility of benefits whatever
 slackers their first papers of natural zaon order escape military service should be denied cit izcnhp the futue and should be deported without delay the foreign which they the United States order that the opportunity they enjoy may be left for loyal citizens and soldiers
 Revolutionary communism, by whatever name it may be called be and down wherever subver sive of liberty There be compromise with anarchy
 The attempt of radical labor leaders Con- gross legislation proposed by them successful would be government by class Russia and by the people, the United States The threat tie transportation until the delivered the control of the employees successful would be government by terror for special class
 of labor organizations control of the police force of tic various cities of the country, successful would give small special class absolute of officers of the law It would give certain class the and of government agencies established preserve the peace Its would the ab dcaon of the government favor of class and the immediate establishment of dictatorship It should be to debate negotiation
 This nation cannot be ruled by capital be ruled by Both capital be subject the rule o the people The government must be supreme.
 The just claim of labor should be recognized and every op poity should be given aborng and their families fol happiness The laborng man. above all others benefited by the preservation of law and order the security ie person. and property against violence and arbitrary rule Bu the effort any labor leader labor control of the ern1ent by of industrial blockade economic pressure inhalation violence soced direct action, be oeat cd Either would violate the cardinal principles of free 
 Communism with vested right of lahore to the wages of his labor. The right work, to join join uniOn and accumulate lit, transmit his children the wages of his work essenta part of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
 These essential elements of liberty melaced by revou onary doctrines This revolutionary movement is nternona its scope and purpose It has received powerful ment from the Administration Many of its advocates have cped high place in the Instead of encouraging dictatorship the business of the government presv the ordered liberty the people, protect by every power the institutions which founded Defender advocates of those who have convicted by due proces of law of crimes of violence committed in pursuance of revolu