Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

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fuuNf NJ NI'nas ihfoff 81 oasl
tFumonl y not AnffIfanr
iIrfffr|N1 81 President Wilson's
I'tf|'r|paIipn IN ihr pc1rc roufrr.
|nff. Temporary Lhn|Tninn I0f|1f
made rial hll
aIIr nrnl hImrr|l, ,nl1 the scnaI
iol, Hheca'lst Ir lrtiaIcd 80 one
flsc.~
Defending lhe ecaples opposition
y The lrcely oi peace a. hIfh and
palrlol'c duty lhe scralor flune
|aorr lhi1 gauntlet
we make iIle itsne: We nsk np
|Ifnhaiion Tor what W. hatr lionf.
Ibe people will now tell %. uhnl
lhcs think ~ Mr. Wilson's leaeuc
pnd ihe sacrifice of America.
While emphasizing lho point That
nroinnd the league Inus| br winged
ibr 1870 presidential camqnlFn and
|'rtoIInn much uI hN spn'fht4 IN
|arrairnucnl of ihe Wilson admins
liallvn. The senator found limr 10
lhy before lllr delegates The stand
of The ncpuhlican party an other
salient problems laciua the nation.
Chief aniune theee was Mexico.
peclnrine u wps time for The Unllrd
States 10 take a firm hand In lhlnex
Mexican and end The -dlseraceful
record nl the last seven years. Aen.
alor Lodge Urged that this counfiy
IfI The McxIcans choose as their
rfe,idrni rplnc strong and upright
man who u irlcndiy 10 tho Unilrl
eINlcs and determined 10 establish
or'ler and Then lend him a real and
cordial support.
Mexico llfr a our DOORS, he
dpclured. ~ b q primary duiy for
~ 10 deal with Il Under ihn Monroe
dpclrinc, but nolhinR has been done
and yet We are asked take a man
taio for Armenia.
salient points made by senator
Lodge were;
Mr.. Wilson ami his dynasty. his
heirs aud assigns or anybody that
y his anybody who with bent knee
has served his purpose. must he
driven frcm MI control. from nll in'
puence upon NE government of thc
N nI1fII Sln1i4 .t t''
They mnH he driven from office
and power. not becansc lllry arr
Democrats, hut because Mr.. Wilson
slnnds Tor a theory ~ ndminlsifu'
ton and government which ~ not
american.
The return of The Democrats 10
power with NJ. Wilson " One Of
hls dlnrlples slill lhe leader and
maFler ~ great party which be-.
fore his advent posscssed both lradi.
tons and PRINCIPLES, would be a long
siep IN The direction Of the aulnc.
racy for which Nr. Wilson ycnrns
and heavy blow 10 the conilnu.
hnce Of The free representative gov.
ernutenl o. we have always con
ceitrd and vcneraied II.
"Mr Wilson aud the auiocrary he
represents. and all which those who
hcllefc M his doctrines and share
his spirit represent. must be pul
aside and conclusiycly exclndrd
from any future control.
THE defeat nf the present al.
mmltirRlion and all u means tran.
srends IN importance every other
question and an immediate snd dom.
Inanl ISSUES are bound mp with Y.
Without that defeat every chance
of the right settlement OF the
migly qucslions before us. 70 sorcly
needed and not later, viii depart
rlo maluialu law aud order and
a slable government where justice
rulos nnd the right Of all men high
ard low. rich and poor. shall be pro-
leclci. We must have a government
Of The people. duly chosen by lhc
people. and never must there b.
perlnIiicd any novcrnnrnl by AIN.
sic man or hy a krHfp of men. or
hy al orrRnIkrd mleor|iy
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