Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

cA1I11 nNu IN lNc EIInI1N|rTH - t|tI.|
nn'||tt. era rel|e|hns l|hetlf there
IN contained. Il WI. lcsIlI o|If'aI|'s|
% otfflhuN IneI pI|ndat|olt N| ne
fofeth1ncul nI % 0ttteu inf force
Of |ls conito||lns principle. end
laohls. whether lncfe attempts he'
made II lht form of |nIIIn4I|enal
Motley or domestic agitation
Fer eevfn yfars ne ntl'pnaI Hof
ernnfni has hftn HH|'IHa''ft ~ The
Demmfallc party. During iha' pe
rlod q war ~ unparalleled masn|
nlte has fnakrn l1f fnlI1dsilonE 1I
civilization. uncImalrd lhn poru|D|
lion Of Europe and Iefl 70 ~ lrain
economic misery ard suffering scc
onh only 10 war itself
lnrrtparcinrs Co.. War;
The outstanding FEATURES q thr
Dcuocralic party have been c0m.
plele unpfoparedncsa for war and
complete unprcparrdncss for peace.
Innxcnsah|e failure 10 make limo
~ preparations Il TIE chief ln1lct
mtnl against the Democratic admin
isiralion IN che conIiurt Of the war.
Had not our assoclalos protected
Us. both on land and |eo. during NE
first ~ months Of our participation.
and furnished NJ 10 iho vcfy day ~
Tho armislico with muniliona planes
and artillery. lhle failure would
have been punished with disaster. "
directly resulicd IN unnecessary
losses 20 cur gallant troops. In ihc
impeachment Of victory itself, and IN
an ENORMOUS wnslc Of public funds
literally poured into The breach ere
alcd BY gross neglect Today Il Is
reflected IN our huge TAX burden
aud ln the high cosf Of living
Peace found ne administration a.
unprcpafcd for peace ~ wks found
Il unprepared for war. The vital
needs OF the country demanded sn
early amt Systematic return 70 2
peace time hasia This called for
vision. leadership and intelligent
planning. All three have been lack
inr. While the country has been
len 10 shin for itself, the suvrrn
menl has continued on q wartime
basis.
Financing IRdrlcnsihIe.
The administration has not do
moblli1cd the army u place hold
cra. n continued a method Of
! financing which wua lndefcnsIhl'
during the period Of rcconslrucllon
Il has used legislation pnascd q
meet the emergency Of war ~ con
linuc ils arbitrary and inqulsiloria
control over the life Of The people
IN time Of peace. and 10 carry con
/ fusion into industrial life.
We undertake 20 end execuuvl
aut0cracy and 10 restore 70 the peo
pie their constitutional government
The policies herein declared vii
be carried out by the federal an'
state governments, zach acting with
in ils constitutional powers
Despite the Unconstitutional am
diclai0rlal course OF ihe preslden
and ihe partisan obstruction of nv
Democratic congressional minorii,
the Republican majority has enaclei
a program of constructive leglsl1
ton which Ia great part, however
hng been nullified BY The vetoes o
lhe president
The ncpubllean congress has nll'
ihe problems presented BY The ne
minlslfallons unpreparedless %
peace. II has repealed the greale
part Of The VeHailous war legisll
lion.
President Wilsnn Delayed
The transportation arl made prs
vision for the peaceful selil'
menl OF wagt disputes. pariiall
nulllfied. however. hy The pres
dents delay IN appointing The was
board created by The acl. This a.
lay precipllated the outlaw railroa
strike.
The farmer u Che backbone Of N
nation. National greatness and cc'
nomic Independence demand a poi
nlaiion dlslrihuicd between lndul
TRY and The farm. and sharing O
equal terms ms prosperity Nhir
is wholly dcpendeni "a The effort
ol both. Neither can prosper ni IA
expense of the ether without inVi
ing joint disaster.
There are two different concel
llnns of Ire relations % capital an
labor. The one "a conirnrinrai. On
phasi1as The diversity % lniorea'
I ! of cmplogor and omploYe. The othl
. ~ that of copartncrshlp ~ = con
mon task.
We recognise the justice of "a
lccliVo baraslnlug a. q means
promoting good viii. cslntltsh.n
/, closor and more harmonioua rel
, lIons between employer and "a
! ploge ana lealIzlne The true ends
industrial justice.
Won|d 8lop Strikes