The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Would Safeguard People by
Keeping Government Un-'
der Their Control.
AGAINST CLASS PRIVILEGE
Roth Capital and Labor
Must Be Subject to the
Will of the People.

.,nnuncement by United state'
s.,,,or Miles Polndexter or nv
n,,,ocv for the republican nomi'
.a,o, for the presidency In l92o-'
his attitude upon vital aues''ohs o'
tho day ,,. ., ths Iynited
e@ snI. Government was founded on
~. nr,nciuIcs that no special class
hn absolute security OF every man
nd.r the law In his person ana
Tse safeguarding OF the general
~.Ifare OF our people by keeping the
snycrnment at all times under their
our control both as against any
.ncrisl class at home. and as against
any foylgn mower or combination OF
And The active use by the govern
mont in the sphere OF It's action. or
IN, fun powers OF the nation to pro
tect every citizen, OF watever station
n. NAV be, both at home or In a
forciyn land, or on the sea. from
unlawful injury 10 his person or his
nroperty bv any individual or special
class or by any foreign power.
Every necessary agency or the
government should be used TO give
complete protection to the lives and
lawful rights Of American citizens In
Mexico. and the International duties
We have assumed as to that country.
w reason OF our proximity. and as
Incidental to the Monroe doctrine.
kould be at once performed. The
launching and withdrawing, without
iefinite purpose or result, okmiiitary
expedl,ions TO Vera Cruz and other
portions OF Mexico, also as at Arch
angel and other portions of the
world, are criminal In their reckless
Asregard OF life and national treasN
Appended without tho possibility
Mhy benefits whatever.
Nien slsckers. who, renounced
heir first papers" o. naturalixa-
4tion In order to escape military serv-
Ice, should be denied citizenship In
the future, and should be deported
| without delay TO the several foreign
countries from which they came to
the United States, in order that the
opportunities they enjoy may be left
for loyal citizens and soldiers.
Revolutionary communism. by
whatbyer name II may be called,
nus be met and put down wherever
I appears, as subversive of liberty
There can be no compromise with
anarchy.
The attempt OF certain, radical la
Dor leader 10 coerce congress to en-
act legislation proposed by them. II
successful. would be government by
a class, as In Russia, and not "by
the people" as In the United States.
The threat to tie up transportation
until the railroads are nationalized
and delivered TO the control of the
employees, " successful, would be
government by terror. for . special
class
The effort OF certain radical load
ers OF labor organizations 10 secure
control Of the police force OF the var
ious cities OF the country, IL success
ful. would give to a small special |
class absolute control OF officers OF |
the law II would give,a certain class
control OF the enforcement OF the |
law, and OF governmental agencies
established to preserve the peace. Its
success would mean the abdication OF |
the government In favor Of a class,
and the immediate establishment OF |
s,e,atorship II should not be open
20 debate or negotiation.
ms nation cannot be ruled by !
SWul, and 1t cannot be ruled by la
Both capital and labor must be
~ to the rule OF the peopleA
evernment must be supreme.
NV Just claims Of labor should be
Hcognlzed and every opportunity
mould be given to laboring men and