The Washington times., 1920-01-09


Amsricanism, by our courage, our
kindness. our. generosity. our fsir-
ness-"
MRS. rErEn oLEsoN.
THE day OF eqial opportunity has
dawned In the twentieth century.
Women today inaue9ee poiiticAiiy
every civilized nation N the woria
As homes have been blessed by the
ideals Of women, the world 10 now 10
feel their influence politically.
THE women OF America win never
forget that this Administrator
threw around every army corps ana
every sailor every precaution Tor
clean living.
"The Campaign of the Democratic
party in 1920 Is not merely po-
liticai campaign; IL Is crusade on
behalf OF the progressive FORCES Oh
American life"
CHAMP CLARK.
Anybody save stark idiot can
successfully uphold the Democratic
war record from Alpha to Omega
During the six years In which we
have controlled both the executive
and legislative branches OF the oov.
ernment, we put more constructive
Iesislation on the statute books than
the Republicans in twenty-four years
OF control
"a Democrats Administration par
ticipated gloriously in the most colos-
sal war OF all time. and our brave
soldiers, acting under direction OF
Democratic Administration, brought
that war 70 q successful and glorious
conclusion.
eve succeeded by good team work
The Democratic Congress did It's ou.y.
the great Democratic President aio
his duty. and on the glorious recoia
thus made we confidently appear u
the voters OF the land
GOV. j. J. CORNwELL.
"The people three times within my
memory have turned away from the
Republican party in disgust because
they tired OF class legislation for ths
benefit OF a few manufacturers. Inc
anne people will not stand for q Ia
Dor autocracy.
at am not afraid of the followers
of Lenine and Trotzky overthrowins
the Government; j am afraid or me
weakening OF the peop.e's chosen rep
resentatives when the political ter
rorists come around and attempt 10
bulldoze them; / am afraid or the
present day tendency to compromise
with a naturalization and socialza-
ton schemes; / am Afraid OF setting
up preferred stockholders In TINS
many OF few, at the sx-
pense of the great mass.
sI do not fear those fellows who
would overthrow by bomb and torch.
The danger lies in concessions made
by politicians bidding for votes: con-
cessions made by radicals who pcse
as leaders of labor groups, but who
in fact are as much BoisheVik AT
heart as Lenine and Trotzky.
SENATOR GILBERT M. HITCHCOCK
"When, two years ago today. the
President stated his fourteen points
as a peace basis, including the league
of nations, he met an electrical re-
sponse; not until the great war end
ed and politics crept into the situa-
ton did opposition develop In this
country.
F.aThc great document. the league
is the first and perhaps the
only effort of the nations to organize
for peace and not'for war. IL Is &C
ceptab1e to other nations and to the
people Of tho United States but has
met opposition in the Senate
IHc IcSI CoitCS III thso SoAab~se -
on that issue we shall win"
GOV. JAMES N. COX,
"The wounds of a bleeding nation
were seized upon with almost ghoul-
ish enthusiasm by the Republicans
and an attempt made to turn heart
aches and anxieties into bitterness
against governmental authority. 1t
was for these misguided zealots In an
isnoble cause to discover that the
conscious sense Of service and sacri-
fce was but a reassuring compensa-
tion fpr all that had been given and
lost
"The result in 1918 was not a Dem
ocratic defeat. The Democratic party
fought with its ranks as free from
traitors as the gallant American
egion overseas, and 1t came out tri-
umphant in it's self-respect, face for
ward to the present and the future
ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER.
THE great war is still a living
fact. The hope for world peace has
been blasted by the jealousies of men
who hold their political fortunes
above the worlds need.
THE record which has led to the
issues of war was written by the
Democratic party. Upon that record
we shall sand.
"our armies were ready because the
nation had prepared, while the Demo-
cratic party was in power, by the
new system of taxation, the new
finance, the pew conditions for labor
and the new support to the farmer,
achievements of the early years Of
the present Administration.
THE patriotic support given the
Administration during the war by
men of every political faith shows
that love- of country is part OF the
creed of all political parties.
THE Democratic party has meas
ured up to its responsibility and Will
keep the faith. .
SENATOR OSCAR w. UNDERWOOD.
"The Democratic party, never en-