The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29

and efficient administration OF the
country'a government,
THE democratic strategy In this
campaign has desperately sought 10 o..
cape Just ana due responsibility for
democratic ex,ravaEance, autocracy
and failure to solve any OF the domes-
Ito problems. The democratic mnnAEe-
inent has attempted TO hide behind a
peace smoke screen which is ms conn-
terfeit as tho 1916 pledge that Wilson
would Keep us out OF war;
but America In uppermost In the
American conscience today and that
means that the American voter 10 in.
tent upon making America safe at
nome as well as abroad. and that the
sibillty for eight years OF maladmlnls-
tration. The electorate 10 determined
that the accumulated work IN Wash
inEton viii no longer be denied at
tention. that all the domestic proble\ns
snail be met and solved Immediately,
hetore which problems the democratic
party has stood lmpotent and In con-
tesaed bankruptcy.
1.-THE republicans have succeeded IN
the earnest effort 10 keep their CAM
raign on the very highest plane. In
this course they will continue 10 the
emu, UNAFFECTED In any way by the
DEPTHS TO which the onposton Is de-
rcendinE In the concluding days Of the
campaign
= have complete 100 per cent. conn.
dence In American victory this fall,
because | have 100 per cent. confidence
IN American common sense, and be-
cause have 100 per cent, evidence that
THIS uependahle American intelligence
VIII certainly express itself at the Mo-
vcn1her polls.
"Thirty-two states are surely repuh.
ltcan. seven additional most probably
republican, and only nine at the most
safely democratic, The minimum mum.
Der OF safe republican electoral votes
Is S6S. The very much hetter than
even chance for twenty four more,
making the almost certain republican
electoral vote 500 WITH very probable
additional Twenty-Five" w
MIR. Hays added that the republican
majority would exceed t"the unprece-
nentsd housewife electoral majority Of
1904"
written Expressly for the I. N. s.
New York. N. v, October 20 As
election day approaches, the drift to-
ward the republican party ls all the
more IN evidence, Democrats may he
courage, and chasing rpinbows. but the
fact confronts them that the country
has had enough OF WilsonlHm with It's
incapactty, extravaEance, Its waste and
Us wordiness, and viii put an end 20
II oil on Tuesday next.
There is no mistakIng the evidence
at hand.
confidently believe that every north
ern state viii be strongly ALIGNED In,
the republican column, ASH have enid
before, the south to-day would be In
the same lne-np II II were to express
Its honest sentiments and convictions
az the polls. The south thinks no more
OF Wilsonsn than does the north,
These past elght years, IN their culmi-
nation. are Just as trying 10 the south
as 10 the north, The establishment
81 the south is apparent and II win ~
found. when the votes are counted, r.
confidently believe, that there Ia no
lonver a solid eouth."
The party OF the south, transformed
by the strange exirencies OF political
fate into mere Wilson party, has
gone through this campaign without
daring, save with bated breath, to In
woke the name OF It's former patron
saint, Thomas Jefferson, because he
stood against the things which the
Wilson marty today Is championing.
The issue with the people n good
Kovernn ent-Amcrican governments
and such government they are deter-
mined TO have. The verdict viii be
for such government
an election OF Harding and Coolldgo,
who typify II.