The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-05
CRATS TELL.
 FAILURE
del Hull Sees Wholesale Solemn and Unqualified
 -Farmers, Laborers and
 ,iness the Victims.

ACAAAttf ~ --s
 R ''time has come when pa Xsens and Democrats should
 plain talking and stating
 holesale breach of solemn Killed promises to the people "A a statutory crime every xy Republican leader, state snal, would under a plea of
 in the custody of the law to- Judge Cordel Hull, chairman omocratic national committee .st public address since elec- ho position, tonight reviewed hIican administration of na- '.=:sifs since March. 1921, and { this with the Unparalleled ant of the Democrats in the eight years. sappointed farmer now reads mt of his industrial ruin by
 Of his burning corn," con- dre Hull, and millions of la Ire frequenting the soup rehd-lines and the auction n fhe days of chattel slavery,
 has discovered that it was on the cross of politics. df<ss was delivered at a din-
 N the state Democratic ex- 3xnmittee in honor of Chair
 and attended by party lead
 avery part of the state. It pted generally as the open ;a congressional prediction
 by the new chairman, who ! <he public questions which W faced the government and the attitude which his party <e on them.
 < relief for farmers, adequate aterans, reduction of taxes to |te for the "panic conditions" ming, and a remedy for the
 reBulting from the flood of apt securities, were among ! outlined by the new chair he Democratic party.
 .rats are the loyal and con- tends of the ex-service man" cd.
 < to the farmers condition
 4Izzt lever solicitious of his the Democratic party when
 did more to advance the in-
 the farmer than had been Il the previous history of the Id had planned to do much t had remained in power" urden of our public debt
 adjusted so as not to be as- 5 the American tax payer la ader panic conditions. The ther than the federal govern i'd be urged to deal by a uni cy with the growing evil of exempt securities.
 uIts of the last national cleo ge Hull asserted, were se- criminal malignity and reck- hood" on the part of the Re- leaders.
 8 hot so much the Demo- ty; it was the American peo- ave suffered the colossal and |le losses that resulted from ic defeat," he declared. >eyond the power of whole e, falsehood and detraction i'm the glory of the eight Iparalleled achievement of ve, patriotic statesmanship, he'd by that party will stand 'arer perspective during the ears. The Democratic party from that almost super-hu- | with flag untarnished, with
 sound and pure, with a re- dying fame, and with cheer Tor the future.
 principles cannot be ,e8 and a great historic re- otlong be falsified."
 leadership, the
 Said, American foreign
 has slumped a million dol
 last twelve months," and an fertical slump in prices in of from thirty to fifty per in purchasing power to farm H sixty-six per cent, quickly
 For two years prior to 1 he said, the only remedy
 Republican leaders for post Itions was an "antiquated r And the archaic doctrine of Al isolation" Development md pubic opinion that VIII lirent and active support to es and congresses in enact-
 wise remedial legislation red by the speaker to be "the
 at this time"
 >untry is in sad and urgent &aid, "of more education and Ipcration on the part of in- ind business with respect to aifairs. An intelligent un- ar and whole-hearted co-op- n Their part would soon im- 'efnment 100 per cent" .nnocratic party is the only
 ofganization, Judge Hull ]. which today offers "a com- . p-to-date national pro- policies and principles rty, he said, still holds to it's | tariff for revenue only, for
 in governmental expendi-
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