The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-13
TEXAS CONGRESSMAN EXPECTS
GO. P. GAINS IN SOUTH.
lcontinued from page ~

$780,
lows. Aswell.. La. Bell. Ca; Blanton,
Texas, buchanan, Texas. Deal, Va;
Dupre, La: Favrot, La; Garner. Tex
as; Hayden, Ariz.; Humphreys, Miss;
tones, Texas; Landlord, Ca. LaXaro,
La; Lea. Calf; Lee, Ga; Martin. La;
Overstreet. Ca Park, Cal. Parrish
Texas; Raker Calf Sandlln' Iowaa;
Smithwich, Florida, Wilson, La, or
these ~ II will be seen that Louisiana
contributed seven votes, Georgia t I,S,
one vote each. In other words, the
solid Democratic Louisiana delegation,
with the exception OF one, voted lot
this protective schedule. one,i n5 sor %
and five out of the Georgia delega7
tion of twelve. -
On the test vote for protective duty
on hides, 20 Democrats were recoreeo
lows: Aswell. La; Bell, Ca; Blanton.
Texas; Buchanan, Texas; Deal. Va;
Dupre, La; Fayrot, La; Garner. Tex
as Hayden, Ariz. Humphreysi MISS, :
La; Lea, calif;. Lee, Gal Mansfield,
Texas; Martin. La; Moore. Va; Pad
gett Tenn; Park, Ga; Parrish Tex
as; Raker Calf; sandnn La Smitna
again care within one Of casting her
aolid vote for this protective schedule.
Texas, increased Its Democratic SUP
port to six, which, added 70 the rte
bach, made seven Texas votes out OF
the total IL. Georgia cast one third
OF rs total vote for the schedule. MIS-
slsspi. Florida and Tennessee each con-
| tributed one, and Virginia contributed
two Democratic votes Thisemakes g
/ total OF % Democrats from the SOLID
South who supported the hide sched-
Congressman Wurzbach (Rep.) rep
resenting the San Antonio, Texas, dis
| trlct Is convinced that the Republican
| Party WILL in the near future, chai-
ienge Democratic control In very
an exaggerated statement" says Con-
gresham Wurzbach. but belieYe
| It expresses the exact truth that ~
per cent Of Texas people firmly ne-
last few years the Southern people
have become converted to the Repub-
lican tariff policy. Southern farmers
stocllmen and business men VINO UNI
derstand the tariff ara today almost
10 q man In iavor Of its cardinal doc
trine of Republicanism.r Judge Wurz-
bach sFrs the Democrats who voted
against protective tariff IN cotton
serious time explaining their vote
to their constituents. He calls at
tention 10 the fact that the. Fordney
Tariff bill protects. practically every
rice, aaf5ns, citrous fruits cattle on
| hoof, and all varieties OF meat pro-
ducts and all vegetable oils such as
| cotton seed oil, peanut oil and say
bean oil. Had a few more Democrats
/ In the House really represented their
constituency and voted for the wei
fare OF their interests the list would
have been complete by inclusion of Q
tariff on cotton and hider.
This Is a tide that the ColOred Re
/ publicans will have a hard time stem
ming the breast stroke" will not dc
much for him. The crawl" may dc
more. In the Idiomatic speech of ar
intelligent Colored man OF this burg
I'VE are up against u. for true In
another instance 9 slbstaRtial Color
about for new political moorlngs and
dive impetuously, into the American
\ pool OF livest business Said he, In
part: "We have got 70 get into the
swim OF things American life has
undergone a radical change We must
change with II. II continuing our
political allegiance 10 the Re publican
Party contributes to the retarding OF
our political and social development
we must CT tnge our political skin and
go headlong in for business. In the
J future f'Solor'' viii Meth hurt OF
/ help us Common sense arb q SHARP
csc for business will turn the trick
! ffr us. Nothing else"
The South would Hike 10 get into
tine Republican band wagon. Remove
the Negro TO O secondary place In
/ ne councils ~ chat Organization and
lths puzzle will be solved. This Is the
,hickens In the egg Can YOU biarae
Pr. Harding for v'igglinfg7 In u
finer historical aspects Il might be