Milford chronicle., 1924-10-10
POLITICAL NEWS

Calvin Coolidge will be the next
President of the United States if the
people of the United States exercise
to the full their right of citizenship
and express by ballot their sentiment
and their judgment. 1t is only by a
| small vote in the nation on election
| day due to indifference of American
| citizens that there can be any other
| result. This prediction is made from
study of reports received from all
sections of the country; reports not
from politicians but from individuals
in every walk of life and from news
papers, the editors of which have
made careful survey of conditions.
This composite opinion represents
the views Of men and women in all
walks of life, farmers, mechanics,
bricklayers, dairymen, stock grow
ers, railroad men, lawyers, store
keepers, school teachers, plasterers,
carpenters, plumbers, bankers, gar
agemen, editors, clerks, BARRIERS, au-
tomObile dealers, ministers, members
of women's organizations, and many
others too numerous to mention.
One of the strong reasons for the
success of the president at the COM
ing election is the attitude of the
women of the nation, they believe in
Coolidge, they know that he is hon
est and will help them safeguard the
home, they don't want to see
change that would, without doubt,
reduce wages and deprive their chill
dren of a chance to advance in the
world. They are for Coolidge be-
cause he is familiar with their prob
lens. He stands for the honest and
clean things of life.
Labor realizes that its chance for
high wages is far better under Cool
idge than any other candidate. The
railroad men who favored McAdOo
are coming over every day to Cool
idge, for they realize that from him
they will get a square deal.
The farmers have not been fooled
by the LaFOllette platform, they re-
member, as to the producers of dairy !.
products that the third party candi- |
date, LaFollette, could have secured |
for them greater protection if he had /
made the effort and had been a con-
slant attendant of the sessions of the .
committee, his vote might have
blocked the free traders. The dairy
men do not agree with LaFOllette in
his "reduce the tariff" policy on
many things that are produced in
this country, neither are the stock
men going to enlist under the ban
ler of the man from Wisconsin. The
'airy tales that sound like some of
he bedtime stories one hears on the
'adiO, that have been sent to the far
ner have not been accepted as the
ruth by the men who till the soil,
hey have seen through the fiimsy
and misleading state
nents that have been sent out by
rec traders and low tariff support
RS who do not dare come out with a
statement saying that free trade or
low tariff would help the farmer,
hese spellbinders when asked if a
Ow tariff would cause our prices to
ompare with the prices of the poor
easant in Europe generally change
be conversation.
A nationwide movement is on
Dot to get out the vote this year, all
lasses of people are interested in
aving the verdict made square and
lean cut and thousands who have
ever before voted for Republican
resident will, this fall, register
leir votes in favor of the princi-
les of liberty and justice as against
le teachings of the soviet. AS one
lper in Wyoming says, "a good bit
to be gained by studying the La
gillette platform. In it will be dis
,vered many surrepititious stabs at
e very vitals of this country. In
me way, not open to public view,