The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05
WILSON TOO. MUCH FOR POLITICAL FOES.

with stiff backbone is often accused of being
czar, Napoleon, julius Cesar. Grant, Andrew
Jackson, the second Harrison all called upon to sit
under accusations of taking the bits in their teeth and
running away with things things" having reference
the government of the Nation.
And these did often take things in their own
hands and make the road hard for politicians seeking
exploit their party and the people, But in doing this they
saved their nations and money, and in the end
stablezed the government for which they stood.
The politicians especially the Republican politicians
have been having hard time explaining how President
Wilson is either leading into, permitting the Nation to
drift into troubles of various Sorts But athe time the
President has kept his backbone and far any
there has not been bend in it. Sick the Republican
politicians say he has been he has been much for the
combined onsaughts Of the Republican horde. Not few
who have essayed to ous the President have away
with broken vzor askew bleeding from numerous
wounds and still the President stands there and bids
them come.
Do the people want to be rid Of man head Of the
Nation who has backbone? Would they return to the
days of Hayes, Mckinley, Arthur Taft led about by
the nose by crafty gang of bunco steerers the
world ever saw? Hayes, an honest, well meaning man.
but with no stamina and jumpngjack for those who
sought to him. Taft the servant of Cannon, Adrck
and LODGE honorable himself and well meaning but obey
ing the behess of this trumvirate Mckinley, with Mark
Hanna telling him just what to do, and telling him
plenty Arthur the tool of Wall Street, and jumping thru
the hoop every time the financial of the Street cracked
their whips!
No cracked a whip over Andy Jackson
Abraham Lincoln, U. s. Grant, BENZ. Harrison, Theo
Roosevelt and these the still in remembrance
not only by the adults but by the school children WELL
And today we have President that doesn't jump at
the crack of any mans whip;who recognizes only the
people the of his power and to whom he must
give an account of his stewardship.
Too many men, too many politicians, abhorring the
term Socialist yet with wish to pursue the tactics of the
men of that party Any man running for office on the
Socialist ticket must deposit with the officials Of the PARTY
his resignation to the oee-in of election This
resignation is held by the party leaders and whenever he
goes contrary to the wishes of these leaders-s acts
many not necessarily be contrary to the wishes of the
party personnel but to the wishes of the party leaders,
his resignation is where it may be used against him and
he be easily deposed Not few political leaders wish
such control over the whom they permit to lead the
party.
Such leaders are generally put out by the acts Of
President Wilson, almost daily. Why can't they have
ring in his nose they did in the noses of some of their
past Presidents?
But the people need not worry lest these men get the
upper hands of President Wilson, he may de-nen have
died before now, and Presdens-but they'll never
get ring in Wilson's long he has his own
mind and knowing this ring politicians are striving to
dscredt him in the eyes of the people, but so far without
success.
IN Japan they still fighting for universal fran
chlse OF male citizens; in America it is fight for unver
sal suffrage by the st Japan is the most pro-
gressive of peoples with yellow skin.
--O
W.aH KIEFER, Democratic leader in the Thirteenth
Congressional district says that his district will send