The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
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eIalisn Of the most advanced kind-as
far IS t3se men In control OF tho Demo
cratic party dare advance It's to b
the issue In the Forthcoming national
campaign SoviettsIn itself. or Bolsheg-
Ism. may be the conspicuous one OF an
array OF soeialisAc issues Government
-ownership Of railroads, telegraph and
telephone lines is TO loon large the
trend ts all IN that one direction.
That Is the view Washington takes
OF st. and there 10 3 mass Of accnn'n-
lated evidence to sustain that view.
The Democratic party. Of the admins
trattor has its way. Is going to ootoo
all Previous attempts to invoke an en-
tire new order IN the affairs OF gov
eminent. Meu high IN that party see
what the program Is, what IS coming
and arc sending up warning rockets.
Former Senator Joseph W. Bailey OK
Texna has beea the most ouespoKen-
He rtveted the attsntion Of the nauon-
vide runsie to What 4 Is being hurried
ND face % face with he has warned
the rank and nie Of his party, and II
the rank and die fail TO sec what 1oeir
party L. going up against WITHIN As
own national convention hrss- tnen IL ~
admitted that they are blind OF s1e 400
dusl Of intellect indeed
Bailey. pointing the accusing nnsef
at the leader Of the party. charaeterses
woodrow Wilson a Socialist saheS
has hiz number" said senator OF tne
administration today. Men are judged
by tho company they keep; the pTesa-
dent is the center Of numerous group
OF men of the political school OF tnonent
20 which Bailey declares the pTesaoent
belongs. But the presidents words ano
acts his appointees, his inttmates, anc
his approval Of the asseFnve rsdAc@ a.o
rn+ustined ORDEAL acts Of others, con-
stftutes the strongest suoS1aI'l1e'fo''
Of the Indictment"
Leaving Woodrow Wilson to one slee'
$ron, the cabinet down the aduaintstra-
ton IS honeycombed with THIS eas~
rrhere are Burleson; Baker and wilson
tbern IA Louis F. Post. George Creel'
Norman Hs2good, the formerly reTer-
.nd DR.. HERON. and to cap the climax
I,hcoln ]. Steffens and William c. Bull
litt.
The cabled news that The latter TWO
haa returned to Paris from Moscow, az
Ter seeing Lenine, TO recommend THAT Oh
Seia1 Recognition be given the Bolshe-
wiki and that "the American delegation
vas flirting with Lenine,' shocked
washington till the capitol fairly shook
ON ats granite foundations And WASH
1nrtpn has been used to shocks OF tnls
kind since woodrow Wilson game 10 H'e
here.
when II was able 10 gasp its 1frst NJ
+.rance was an inquiry: WHO Is Built!
Bullitt proved to be an employe OF the
state department. A young man KNOWN
as an ultra radical and said to be IN
syrnnathy with the Bolsheviki regime
stetfens, they all knew, a magazine
writer committed to the doctrines OF
Bolsh1visn long beforestfhe word was
known. He claims to h1ve urged upon
carranxa to submit to no popular cleo.
ton. but to decree himself president and
decree q new constitution. he wrote af
hystertcal euloSistic introduction to the
book Trotzky Published in this country
.Hs was a felfow passenger WITH TTotzkS
which carried, the latter 6eck to Russia
-Lineoln Steffen8sas an ardent ane
tireaess advocate the Bofsnev1s'
cansa," wrote Franz Bohn in the New
YORK Times. "a %year ago he confidec
to me his rnatureG opinion concernine
this whole matts The trouble with