The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30

an establishment of religious or prohibiting the free ex
crcise thereof Or abrdging the freedom of speech
of the press the right of the people peaceaby assemble
and to petition the government for redress of griev
ances."
In 1867 amendment added to the Constitution
making the negro citizen and giving him the ballot But
has taken forty years of republican and sixteen years of
democratic administration before amendment to the
Constitution could be secured granting the ballot
mothers, wives and sisters, and the ratification of the
amendment by the being held up by the big
interests i'll both appares who fear the independent
an voter. We demand that woman shall be given full
rights only of suffrage but of compensation for labor
performed. That she shall receive the wage
when she performs the task Thereby rendering her
economically free We demand that woman shall be ac
corded independent citizenship and right of suffrage
CARELESS of the citizenship of her husband.
Realizing that fully one-fh of the aborers and wage
eaners OF the country dsrachlsed and denied the bal
lot especially the year OF presidential eection) through
the we'll thought out plan OF the big interests By clos
ing down OF mills and factories causing the worker
and lose his voting rights Therefore we hold
that the worker in order to retain interest in the well
fare of his country should be denied the ballot That
if he is American citizen he should be allowed to
for president wherever he may be election day Enact
strict laws against Illegal voting and believe what
little abuse there might be of the law would be than
offset by the workers pride of citizenship and knowledge
OF having part and voice III the government OF his
try DISTINGUISHED he is at present he is like Benedict
Arnold, AN American without country.
We hold that the workers, whether the farm in the
factory the woods the railways should have the
same right the banker the merchant the factory
and the lawyer viz the right organize for mutual pro-
lection and collective bargaining.
We stand for liberal bonus for the bows who left home
and friends and offered their lives as sacrifice on the
Altar of Liberty and would draw the attention of the
urned sod1e rto the law passed by the former legislature
OF North Dakota granting to the soldiers of that
bonus of Twenty-Five Dollars for each month they were
in the service Of country any country who fought
on the side of the Allies And would further remind them
that bill introduced both houses the last
sion OF the Idaho legislature by Partzan League leg
islaors granting bonus Of Ten Dollars per month to
the soldiers of Idaho defeated by professional pol
Ot 10 and
law turned down by the politicians in the egsa
ture of the state of Washington
nest session Of congress to h d g power s
accumulated unjust
in country every boy
We campaign
llfcaon Misrepresentation
farmers and labor by portion the controlled
big exploited
the in
OF all the American and patriotism of the nation and denunae man
Bohevik who raise his robbed profeer
or objects to being governed by corrupt autocrat politicians
naugrated nv tho last Legislature If idaho a. t instance rv
build political machine
in governing delegates
the various party committees To discourage Independent thought and
action individual political
this will
prehnse primary law fordding the use of by cand
dates friends and providing adequate punishment for its violation in
Guiding forfeiture of office
building expenditure
military
miltarism il
brana S
belief
We reafa and ado a
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State