The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-30

AS WE SEE 1T
BY T. J. o'FLAHERTY.

EVIDENTLY John w. Davis is max
- ing strong bids for the so-called
Irish vote this year. John is friend
of John Bull but for election purpos-
es, twisting the lions tail has not yet
been discarded by the political coined
ians of capitalism. Davis absolves
LaFollette of being Bolshevik or Of
taking his stuff" from Moscow as
charged by He'll an Maria Dawes. But
Davis makes charge aginst LFollette
which is almost as bad; the Wisconsin
senator is taking his inspiration from
London.
GO vigorously did the former ambas-
- sador to the Court of st. James
and the present head of the American
section of the English Speaking I'm
ion, thrash the British lion, that his
threat went back on him and he had
to be treated by specialists. Perhaps
George Brennan is urging Morgan's
lawyer on in his TRADE against Nor
gan's best client, so that he can pose
among the Irish nationalists as the
greatest lion-tamer of them all.
John w. Davis defends LaFollette
- against the charge of being radi
cal Wheeler says a good word for
Davis Charles W. Bryan declares
that the action of the G. o. p. in fore
ipg LaFollette to run on the socialist
ticket in California is nothing less
taan an outrage. 1t looks as if the
democrats and the LaFolletteites were
fraternizing The rumors that consi-
derable horse trading is going on may
be well-founded Neither the leaders
CT the LaFollette party or the leaders
CT the democratic party have any 9th
er aim than to serve themselves first
and the capitalist system which helps
them to help themselves. They will
make whatever deals the exigencies Of
the situation demand. Party labels
mean nothing to them.
The Brazilian revolt has flared up
/ again. The present government
is engaged in a ruthless campaign of
determination of the organizations of
the working class. The Communist
Party is outlawed and that party is
the life of the labor movement in Bra
zil. The United States government is
supporting the ruling body, which
means that it is taking care of the in
terests of the coffee planters. Ameri-
can workers will not sympathize with
those who are carrying out the orders
CT Wall Street.
WEN the republican campaign man.
T. ayers are expressing doubt open
ly as to the success Of their entry in
the great presidential marathon Isl
lent Cal" is keeping his silence alright
but outside of few muddleheaded
people, silence is not golden around
election time. Coolidge is not running
for scholarship to a school for the
dumb. He is aspiring to succeed him.
self to the very important Office of
chairman of the executive committee
of the American capitalist government
THAT Is WHdl Tic piCSAuChSy AhOoho'
The sign language has not yet been
sufficiently developed to replace
speech.
EAR of another Irish civil war has
faded, according to newspaper re-
ports. 1t seems that the masses on
both sides of the border have no ambi-
ton to indulge in the pastime of spill
ing each others blood over the bound
airy question. But the owners of the
Belfast slave pens. the linen mills, the
whiskey distilleries and the shipyards,
fear that a united Ireland would elimi-
nate the rancor caused by religious
differences that have existed for cen
turtles between the workers of the
north and south and this would enable
their slaves to see the value of unit
ing together in unions for their own
protection against the bosses. This is
the real key to the quarrel over the
boundary.
n SUBSIDIARY cause is the fact
~ that Ulster is the only outpost of
the British Tory party in Ireland.
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