Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
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IDEAL COMBINATION
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Lord noldanc Declares for CO.
Opcration OF Two Glasses
~ labDrcIS
ny LORD IiAI.DANE.

LONDON. March lS.-Thore are soinc
who believe shat Ii eerallSnh atH t'.no.
nigh, be got TO M1 l,i '"F Thnrn S' mlch
in the old Liberalism that rSHerv,
much tina, must not be !ost; bW.' rs
have told the Liberals 10 their IHeeS
i,berslism as we used 10 know II is
passing into something new: Nnd u Is
with LABOR ma; the hope lies lor To-
morrow.
say this with the grcateat conf
dence because the s:Ens IRE iner tSSI
ing every day in Great hr!.a,h ~
Labor IS realizing that i ,n@, NAM, Tn,le
AS We'll as the hand THAT performs.
hold the faith that d. Is nSiincf
capital nor labor ihai crsates We 5,',i!f
thing The brain must do its work ot-
fore the material toll can begin ana II
labor had LEFT -, out thf itl Gffi" "0F"'F
TO-DAY. however. we see the brain
workers turning more and more surel!
toward the Labor party ana INA, pnrIg
them. And the COMBINATION Of mos
who work with their minds and those
who work with their hands must be IT.
yesisiible
Labor Party ltns Vision.
The Labor party alone has a vision
which will enable II 10 possess ana
serve the future But if IL is TO reallze
all the possibilities which are cnSn:I!cd
in lis ideals it must make lis ROOF wide.
enough and high enough to cover very
many different Kinds OF men ana
women.
rhe state is nothine more Or less
YOU want to unite under one banner as
many as possible of the best people. Tie
r.oplc whose principles and mo-
lives are similar You must make YOUR
roof to cover them.
For the business Of ruling country
is complicated and difficult IN thou-
sand ways. OF which no one without en-
perience would ever dream. TO legis-
tHl. ! tNH.. ~ IL
minister your laws when YOU have
made them. in the spirit ia which they
We're madc-that is hard
Take concrete instance. for cN
ample the matter OF naturalization,
public ownership or control. OF both.
Thc opponents OF naturalization al
ways think they have scored a ire
Inendous point when they ask II the
public would like 10 see mines and
aYiw Mw T INN, by Civil 1ra 5er TaI bo, INA
civil servant, and ! admire him in his
own sphere, doing his proper work, he
IS magnificent. Eu; he has his llmita-
lions. Before he does anything h" likes
to have an order signed by somchody
else instrucing him TO DO H. He lacks
initiative. II is his business to carry
out faithfully the instructions which
hc receives. and he does that splcndidly.
but for the administration Of great SER
vices You want something moro
Responsible Mcn Needed
GU want men who Will not be afraid
OF taking responsibility upon them
selves. who Will he able to anticipate
and even. upon occasion. to disregard
instructions. and, above all. you want
men who have the knack OF leading
other men.
Take such men as those. train them
FOR the particular job YOU wish them TO
nndertake. and you viii! have n new
kind or civil servant who viii make all
things possible And that is really tho
answer 10 the question. lis labor lit TO
govern?"
Take the coal mines In tho major
ny report OF the British investigators
was declared that NATURALIZATION
should not b.. effected for three years.
During the three years YOU could be
finding and training the men WHO
would administer the mines as n ma
iionai service, And. given such mon.
! can sec nothing but good to he de-
rived from decentralization whether OF
~" mines. the railways or the new
iuperpower stations
Faith in Labor nrcpcns
Nnd that brings mo to the rna,tcr
NHlch Is, In my opinion. of the highest