Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-29


 It has been known at all times since last June that our next president will be Warren c. Harding. The forecasters have spoken confidently and their cock srreness has not been inspired by be- ] lief in the dark presence of any sluEh 1 fund.- or a mere confidence in the man lagerial alertness of Will Hays or con-
 viction that the American people are op- posed to getting tied into a hard knot iavith the intricate interior politics of
 Europe, writes George Ade in the Boston Transcript
 No-tlle man who has been standing Ion the side lines and keeping his head
 cool has been serenely assured all the time that the republicans are going to win hands down this year because they have. had a very brilliant man working in their behalf for the last four years I or more, and he has not overloked one opportunity to improve their chances. lrefer to Dr. Wilson, formerly of Prince ton
 l He has worn down his audience by Iconverting the national hymn into ten Tor solo, done with foreign accent even the people who purchased hbrettos could mot tell what he was singing about most of the time
 \ They have had enough of the one man
 SuOA 1tAQ dI6 SlHiL6 eHci1 PdlfOAid5S " la star performer who is not afraid to Icarry strong supporting company. T The American people have become weary of looking up at rancid super. <, man surrounded by fog and messenger kboys
 The republican victory is impending
 Inot because of opposition to the leagu'
 iof nations, but because men and womel 4 wish to register their deep disgust D!
 Ivoting against the party of which MT : Wilson has been the fgurehead and tn r through many months of suffering. h All the voters who are not extren v democrats by wilful force of habit ar | going to take a final punch at the ad
 Ininistratien which has played tag" an
 "drop the handkerchief and ''rin Jaround the rosy" with the most sacre . and sincere convictions of the America T Ipeople.
 ' The home folks are seeing lot C | things in perspective, now. that the
 Iceuldn't see through the smoke and dus q lof world war in 1916. T They see (even the misguided farmer Iof Kansas and Nebraska who thougf :, that the price of wheat was the para 7. mount issue in 19i6) that the refusal - Mir. Wilson and his boy choir to ge i ready for the inevitable conflict wit Germany was stupidiy colossal and a 70 most unbelievable.
 1t Americans who have memories ar a reasoning faculties and the ability l Ig make fair deductions know now in u of light of our revelations, that when M to Wilson, all during 1916, said that he hs n kept us out of war and WOULD keep le out of war, he knew that we had to r Tt sent the insults of Germany or else pl sn card ourselves as cravens and wea e. filings He knew, because he had the e, sn dence in the pigeon-holes of his desk. cyl The thousands of citizens who vot ly for MT. Wilson because they thought CT would be nice thing to keep out of W;
 l and keep on making money, did T w know of that damning and piled up e f. dence of Germany's perfidy. Mr. Wills n concealed the facts brought to him by t IS secret service, and Colonel House a te. MT. Gerard and numerous other em en saries, and continued to administer { ef- chleroform He seemed to proceed 'm on the theory that if man comes >ir nd a house and makes 8 criminal assault nd your daughter no harm is done unl re- the neighbors happen to hear it as During that long wait, while we VI
 under sentence of war, and trying
 hide the truth from ourselves, MT N
 son took no counsel from the strong n ar of the nation. He had hasheeshed hi