The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-03
Campaign Items
and Other Notes

Never in the history of America,
has there been such gave and vital
problems to solve. Questions grow
Ing out Of the world war. which
should have been adjusted long ago,
are still unanswered. The overween-
ing ambition of President Wilson, to-
promote his own selfish purposes hat
prevented the adjustment of inter-
ests, involving the very independence
and life of our nation. His League
Of Nations, which he dictated In Eu~
rope under the false pratense, thai
he was carrying out the will of the
American people, and his determine
ton to force the 4 American people
10 stand for that which he we'll knew
they did not want has stood in the
way Of legislation and adjustment UNI
It'd business stagnation has paralyzed
almost every industry and caused ex-
tremely dangerous unrest.
Among all the important declara-
lions made by Mr.. Harding none
strikes at the vital point more force
fully than the statement Immediate
ly after his nomination: This coun-
try is too big FOR any one man to run"
II Mr.. Wilson had acted on that idea
from the beginning we should have
saved from extravaganza, waste, reck-
las expenditures ana business stag
nation. He would have no political
adviser IN on out Of his cabinet whose
mind and ideas did not run In d
groove with his own. The weddings
he placed in his cabinet from time
TO time stood in the way. Of prepared.
ness for the simple reason they did
not know what to do. This inefhs
cheney cast us billions Of dollars and
thousands Of lives in battle line and
in camps
The American people are wise to
all these things, and they purpose to
bury forever autocracy, selfish ann
bition and one man dofnins.t on Mr..
Harding promises to acc AS con-
stitutional president. He says he will
surround himself with cabinet Of
able men and will heed their advice
and allow thom to think for them
selves. He says he will not invade
10 constitutional rights of congress
No antocratirally dictave legislation.
Thecountry has enough Of sshool
master domination and selfish diction.
Mr.. Wilson is now debating to Mr..
Cox. He made the latter say after
the Sunday conference that they were
in perfect accord, which means IL sir.
Cox is elected he will undertake to
adopt the plans and policies Of Mr.
Wilson and force the American
people to finally accept the Leaue of
Nations and all. Mr.. Cox had to do
this or fight the President ond his
brilliant cabinet.
When any one in this country has
little enough judgment to stand for
this league then they are absolutely
ignorant of Europe. The President
assured all Europe that our country
was backing him in all he demanded.
But for the fear Of Wilson 1t would a
not have an intelligent supporter W.
all America. That we should con-
sent to police the world Ia the wild.
est and CT >iest scheme ever enter
iained by a man who is accredited
with the semblancc Of sanity. The
Lord knows that we have had enough
of Wilson If Mr.. Cox doesn't; 10 let's
see to it that he and his fallacious
policies arc buried next November
never to be resurrected, we mean as
a politician. If he is fa~tuna'e
enough to respond to Gabriel's
first call, it is 70 be
hoped, he will not undertake to play
the school moster with the Almighty
10y
Whatever may be our Differences
Of opinion on the other candidates,
it is agreed that everybody is sup
porting Col. A. A. Taylor In his race
for governor. Really, he is the only
for which, you can aSori
to vote and the only Lit for whom
you could expect democrat to vote
for. Remember, he speaks at the
courthouse at | o'clock Wednesday,
August 4th.
You should vote and use your in.
fuence for Aft Taylor, because he is
not Objectionable to any faction. He
is straight republican, but will carry
thousands Of democratic votes in the
November election.
For fifty years Aft. Taylor has
oeen on the firing line and this, nc
loubt, will be his last appeal to the
voters, so come long and get in the
procession.
Let US caution republicans "tc net
swap" Greenway and Kilday were
dominated fairly and both will be
elected il, republicans do their duty.
They will make officials Of whom we
IAN all be proud. Vote straight for
1reenway and Kilday. Keep cool.
Straight ahead. Victory Is ours!
Thursday tells the tale.
When the votes from the various
districts begin TO come in Thursday
vening, you viii find the usual num-
per who will be ready to state, Il
old you sop
There has BEEN but little bitter
less during the present campaign,
and this is as At should be.
1872
This newspaper has endeavored to
be fair in the publication Of all politi-
al matters. IL is virtually all over
low but the counting of the votes,
and we are still Of the opinion that
BE republican ticket in Greene Couf
" will be elected by the usual safs Z
Our base ball dope" artist has