The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-29

because they dared to defend heir property against the thieves and 'neir homes against the lust and Icarnality cf he brutes in our midst.
 It was the democratic party that grove out the scallawags and carpet Saggers and gave back home rule and f-government to every southern .Aat restored white supremacy to the { scat of control in all the southern tates. The democratic party that did rctect and does protect today the in- e2 rity of the white race and the sanc- ity of the southern home.
 RECONSTRUCTION
 And the democratic party of the 'outh reconsecrates herself to the Hedges and the purpose of keeping lGhood of the south. The democratic touth has learned from experience that he race separa tion or segregation prevents friction and trouble between .he races, and it is conducive to agree tle relationship between the white md negro races. Yet republican lead rs who seem to care nothing for our eelfare and who know nothing about be negro problems and who care foth- ing about the trouble that their mean ard ignorant meddling will bring to -he people of the south are boldly pro- iaiming their purpose to overturn the established order which in the southern itates is solving the negro problem to the best interest of both races.
 ''The gun and munition makers
 of the United States, who made
 $4.O0O.0c0. .000O during the war. are
 opposed to the League of Nations, and are supporting Senator Hard- ing. Mir. Harding is in favor of mi
 versnl military training and . bdg
 standfng army, and so are the gun and munitiOn makers of the United
 States.
 Our boys fought. and thousands
 of them died, to put down miIi-
 tarism in Germany, and yet Sem
 ator Harding and the gun and mu-
 milton makers of the United States
 are seeking to set up the very
 same system right here at home.
 PLAYING WITH BLOOD
 Ladies and gentlemens declare to scme facts of the bloody war just ended. in which 10,00000G men were murdered. that Senator Harding and he gun and intuition makers who are trying to defeat the League of Ma : tons. are playing politics with the blood of our boys and gambling on the peace of the world They are guilty of | crime dSdlDSt the 1lVl1S ana a crime %ainst the dead.
 To-day We stand at the fork Of a road. One of these leads to universal military training, standing army, and l big tax burden for military expens in time of peace, ana all of this points to certain war. The other leads from tke ouagmire of militarism, the war treeding system of the old order, and this road leads upward into the noun tain ranges of international law and order. There in the clear atmosphere of a new and better day, where the lives of human beings are precious in .Ee sight of God there on the sum- init af the mountain. free from the hor- TOTS and sorrows of war, nations set rle their disputes by arbitration. There, and only there is the worlds city of refuge and Gods plan for uni ycrsal peace, for He has said: They seall beat their swords into blow >i;ares and their spears into pruning hooks, and know war no more"
 This is the road up which the Aa- tons of tffe earth must come in God s appointed time."
 The Senator was introduced by Judge E. M Allen, who urged all of the voters to use the democratic ticket straight. He said that man who refused to vote the democratic ticket in the gen eral election should not be allowed to take part in the primary