Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27
AMERICA NO PLACE
FOR b0MB-TOSSERS
Charges Glow of Patriotism That
Shone Through War
Has Faded
KEEP AN EYE ON REDS
Favors Throwing Out All Who
Come Here Bent on
Trouble.
KEEP AN EYE ON REDS

America must stop being sewer
into which Europe is dropping all it's
unocsirablcs; this country must not
! develop into an ANARCHIST cafe for the
b-throEers Of the old world"
So declared Thomas r. Marshall,
Vice c-Prcsidcnt of the United states,
last night in an address at the city
Auditorium, where nc appeared under
the auspices OF the Loyal Ordc, OF
Moose. speaking on the social unrest
OF tho day.
., "Thers Tn IS. is q SLUMP in the ratri.otism
| Vice President Marshall stated "'rhe
glow of patriotism That shonc through
! the war is now faded, and men are
eyes. Use the doubtful eyes. but use
mem IN Watching the !. W. w, the
/ bomb -throwcr and the Red who may
hnd iodgement in our cities and States
to Such an extent that they may de-
Stroy our republic.
Would Throw Ont Disturbcrs
we want people from other coun-
tries who seek liberty TO come 10 our
shores. but ir they come they must
adopt America and become real Ancr-
cans. Otherwise ann for govern
their nccks and throw them out OF
the country"
Mr.. Marshall stated that lie was not
disturbed over conditions, as he'd had
an abiding faith in the destiny of the
american, people. He said lie believed
,ne ne, repuol!c would endure; and that
this country. as part of the divine plan
| Will lead the nations of the world
Mayor George Ainslie, in the absence
sided last night, and the program
glsekwe!l., president Of Rsndelph-
liam rrictetf Cites, sHrreme fecturer
Of the Loyal Order of Moose. who is
member Of the Vice Presidents party,
nm -ort- nF
body he represents.
Demands Test or Voters.
ms! !stcncc on country made OF
Americans and governed by Americans
was the keynote OF Mr.. Marshalrs ad-
dress lie said that no man or woman
had the right 10 cast a vote who could
not read. write and speak the English
land" Mr; Marshali said i'd The ;" iconos noe
clast is all right if he does not go TOO
that is undesirable. and should be done
away with. But for the most part this
iconociast Is preaching doctrine that
doctrine TO overthrow this government
speaking generally, but ] want TO tell
this audience that the ballot-box is
the only medium through which a gov
ernment should be overthrown."
Mr. Marshall said that the war had
left the world upside down and in
side out. and that all of the most
base elements OF life had come TO the
forefront. with an attempt to take
Consequently every thoughtful man.
lie said, was looking within himself
and arolHld him for means by which
the world might be restored TO nor
NAL. The speaker declared that these
people were finding that the danger
seen was nol coming from without.
10 the United States as nation and
TO its people as individuals
Lcgislated Special Privileges.
That the history of Legislation in the
United States was full of special leg
ing them special privileges, was stated
by Mr. Marshall lie declared that
tain Gon1huef nsope 9o he rId not blame eer
only natural. nc declared, that as one
set OF people had had all the laws en-
that another set would try for some
legislation of their own.
Referring TO the coal strike. the
were grievances on both sides in the
trouble. the American people should
take firm stand and make plain TO
operator and miner alike in the strike
difficulty. that tho great majority of
millions OF ropulat ton will not starve
and freeze because the mine owner
and worker were at odds
Men Want Pay Not Work.
Not since tho war begun havc I
heard of Il man vino wants to do n
good days work for good days pay
MI MaFSnaiI declared. 1t seems
that mon want all pay and no
work. The people draw lines be
tween trades and professions am
hero to tell YOU that there is no line
between the two. 1t is the spirit in
which the work is done that decides"
He explained that often profcS-
sonal man does his work on a stand
ard so low that his work becomes a
trade. and told that a ditch digger
could put such spirit into his work AZ
would make 1t a profession.
The Vice President also announced
that the cornerstone OF this republic
is not founded on the Constitution or
the Declaration of Independence. but
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