The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-01-08
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before congress rec0ETened. but dur
ing thai rerefs the demand for pass
age of she Dzvey tli!. through the
press and b letters 20 nsr7bsrH %
the .edicizry roEnrisfrec egd neeu-
bsrs % ths sDufe became 20 gre4;
that q hezrisg N2s QEieSly arranged
NOw fhs biil is Ia eor1uiftee and !;
o. a similar biii doBbieeE will b.
reported out IN a short time
Hon 1rgenf the need % EBeh a
mtxEnre p vas rhOEn b. the re-
marks of Mr Davey BEFORE ;be cOfz-
raif'ee- speakiag fr0m IRE fElitesz
% his Information gained By talks
with AftnsNeT Geaerai Palmer and
Oihs ~riKe he raid
'DbviOBsly. pebble sentiment hae
f5ee- to fueh point that unless
f1.s congress lc.s a. pass a proper
20 rBrb fhe radical agitafOrz.
a. ~ uho threaten the overthrow
of this EOEernueut. TIE citizens %
this cogafTy. With outraged Heniirne NJ
wili rise and take the lrw into their
oEn hands zac string these enemies
% opr county % the telephone
poles We cznnot blame them. u ~
fan 70 aet and that. psrfapo. is The
biggeEf reason. aside from The safety
of the nation Itrelf Why the time
haS oo-ns for prompt and effective
action
Il hoid. ! am sure you will agree
with rae. that any form o. lzEleEs-
ness iE bad. even when Il q enacted
By faithful and normally laW-abiding
citizens ~ a resalf Of Outraged gus-
lice Every iynehing. every attempt
10 take the life % any man u q bad
thing. and I fear that unless ne az.
the American people Eill become
a lawleas nation in order &c vindieate
the majesty of lzE and peEpefuaie
the nation which they and We love
For this reason. and the veTy
obvious reason that ge ought 10 pro-
tect the latien against It's sworn en-
emies. am. and you are Interested
in such bill as this 10 protect the
country"
Mr. Davsy alao told o. the response
his introduction of The bill had
brought from every state Ia the IN
ion Patriots men and women and
editors IN all parts of the country
have written him their approval OF
the measure. On the other hand
radicals have criticised him for his
unsgerving stand for Amerieanism.
Many members OF congress are re-
ceiving letters from their eonstitu-
ents regarding the Dzyey bill and
the end Il seeks 10 accomplish. They
appreciate receiving them because
they make the patriotic members
feel thar they hgse the support Of
the real people back home. Mem
bers OF the judiciary committee es-
peciaiiy like 10 hear stat the folks
al home have 10 say on the question
Of proposed legislation against sedi-
tion. such as the Dayey bill. because,
after all. Il Is this committee upon
which censure for failure 10 deal
with the situation. or credit for deal
ing with u falls The people o. tie
dist net are urged 20 write Congress
map Dick r Morgan their views
upon this blL So far as the Herald
is concerned an bill seeking 10 curb
TIE crime o. seditiOu in America.
eapRot be too strong We are for
AmerlcsniEm first. las, and all the
time and believe that those who arc
not, should be kicked out. without
being too particular when the kick"
81 applied nor how forcibly Am
erica for Americana" Is our slSgan.
How about yourEf