The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-27
Vice President Tells
Hearers He Would Cast
All Such Into Sewer
OLD SOUTH MUST
PRESERVE NATION
Distinguished Visitor
Pays Glowing Compli~
ments to the Land of His
Grandfather

IF these Eolshevists. w. w.
Reds. atheists and what not will
not become american cItfzsne---tf
they come here simply 70 make
money! want a government that
will take them by the scrur 81 the
neck nd throw them out If the
league IF Nations becomes resittv.
we will <et the Island Of Yapp.
That will be good place fer them 4"
This vas one Of the several RENE
dies suggested hy Thomas r Marshall.
vice president of tire United States. for
the present social unrest. Mr Mar
shall addressed a large audience IN the
city Auditorium under the auspices oe
the Loyal Order of Moose
Mt Marshall had dwelt II sorne
length on the would be revo,utiontsts
who are plotting to overthror the gov
eminent h- force "Eut am not really
rerturhed,' he said. II cannot hut he
lieve that this republic Of ours must
e1dure as long as our worS does"
while the subject of Mr. Marsha1is
address was Social Unrest and Tvs
touched or any number Of matters He
paid Virginia mary glowing conp,i.
r1ents, saying that his grandfather left
this STATE for Indiana over 1hh years
aro but that love for the Oh Toninior
had been banded down from father to
son He said he was glad - welcon1
Carter Glass m the senate, spoke ten
DERBY Of the late senator Martin aud
referred fe Senator CLAUDE swanson in
tire highest terms
NTnE HAeGIISr.
TcuchirE on the coat strike. ne liz
ened the bargaining ~ the miners AMI
operators 70 the haTEltnr between ths
husband Of an I'll WON an and \ surgeon
on rte price Of an operation the wife
diving while the rnnv difference ~as
being discussed,
In his review NJ the topics 81 the
6av. Mr.. Marshall aid not neglect rc-
nan snTrsEe. II dsd1t like the Snsa r
r. Anthony amendment he said. This
II wanted an amendment allowing nc
one to vote who could not read. write
and speak the English language
Later in his address he referred 4,
the subject again The mission OF the
Anglo Saxon has been tn make dcrnoe~
racy safe fer the world" he said. He
has been demanding his rights down
The centuries until nov everyone ~otes
but the ladies and they are socn going
30" This was also greeted WITH but
scattered applause "elet philosophy
ef Ifte, gentlemen" said the vice rresi-
dent. IF thing is---dor't rrewl"
The seonoclsst is broad IN the land
today broad in the world But there
arc some things in the old civilization
worth preserving you IN the South
are about to become 'ha most potent
factors M stspssas*Hx eisS orion 4s'st. ~
the Old South that will preserve the
old traditions. Men are trying to over
turn this government by force They
are preaching a doctrt9e that YOU DON.
understand. that I don't understand"
I<To THE SEWER.
Another of the Nice presidents sal
lies at foreign born sGttators was:
Throw into the sewer those who witt
not become Americans. 7 am willing
to make Americans ort ~ thfm. but J
don't want to make an internasiona |
boarding house or snarch'et cafe cut
Of this country
Mr.. Marshall. AS IN his custom, ridi
culed the high office held by him. 4
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