South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22


friends Of the farming and laboring classes without
wishing them to to the point OF dedicat-
Ing themselves class party and class legislation
have learned hope for substantial justice at the
hands Of the democratic party at present consu-
tuted In a measure the democratic party has always
een closer 10 the common people than rival the
republican party whose close relationship with cap
aIism Wall has, with some degree Of sue
cess past. brought economic pressure to bear
ascondency The democratic party has deservedly
out in gaining power and popularity.
Reserve Act Perfect
The Federal Reserve act passed by democrats aided
by q few broadminded republicans is conceded TO be
timely and the most perfect financial meas
OF moredn times; without It panic would nave
occurred long and the hard times that are fast
approaching because Of prohteering would be much
An those who have Stunned their in the
World War and who did not make il an occasion TO
Grlw millions n profits directly indirectly. OF
the blood that enriched the soil Flanders Fields
will have disappointment il the terrible
var does not bear fruit safety governed
Iii the world is made safer for democracy"
plan Of a league for is not league Of
worthy simply broadening, under Chris
necessity of the principle that prompts the menu
6ers OF family 10 extend mutual protection mat led
LIOes DO banded together, that brought about
t.oualism. gave birth the Monroe doctrine.
that must soon result IN an internationaism that will
leave group Of human beings at the mercy OF
the future. The practical difficulty with
amy league not the suppression OF future aggression
those problems almost without solution Tor who
Is going 70 judge the origin OF nation anu the exact
location OF its boundaries? Ii may not be possible
give orders member nation what
should give up Of past acquisitions.
However. the principle underlying the League
has already served the foundation
hear OF action and OF hopes Tor independent
ireland in the future. Further than that
league is the only guaranty that Ireland has
attaining success IL pIhcp!e Is once properly
stated, will finally work practical results We
that the guaranty of religious liberty this
country was not felt for several decades but that
principle has finally found its way the practical
life OF the nation AT least let set down the
pOrtant principle OF a League OF Nations. Every
philosopher and statesman VIII admit that better
rule of conduct though it may be
respected first provided just not
impossible. OF course theOOgians will admit THIS
idea 10 without al religion vanishes
II is comforting TO know that Gov Cox as the demo-
cratic candidate the important Office in the
world today has clearly defined policies includ-
ing that on The League Of Nations and that his
all misrepresentation 10 the pur-
pose OF the instrument written.
Cox and Cooperation
Within the country, economic problems must be
solved with as little drastic regulation possible and
with the greatest measure OF mutual friendly feeling
and understanding. II in this way that Jimmie"
Cox endeared himself all classes great
trial St1te. lie has successfully shown that II is pos
all classes together, IL instead OF
throwing burning enbers upon the FIRE the conending
parties are made TO treat with each other face 10 face
they viii learn cooperate with each other;
and II publicity IS given what each party 20 the
is doing, then public will
as the practical judge in AZ disputes between classes
Gov Cox has made these very things possible during
his tenure OF office Ohio he has the training
and deserves the confidence OF all OF the rank and
file VIII wish abuses not simply re-
verse them In favor or different class.
\. +. Of l. and Democracy
Following their wise o the past the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor the Farmers Nonpart-
san league. whatever may be said about them in any
other respect will astefully energy
and strength in political parties but serving as
the that purely economic organizations should
they Will befrend the old party deserves
their support because OF its leadership. because OF
what it has done in years because OF the
promise OF economic emancipation IL holds for those
viii recognize merit and compensate honest
dirsnt~d toward thA common good.