Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-06
WHAT TT REALLY MEANS

AND NOW that we have won this victory, what are we going to do with 1t?
 In language unmistakable, the electorate of the United States, points out the Stroller Weekly has voiced its t,isapp1ovai of fa,s aIl, falcies and fabrications of Robert M. LaFollette Burton K Wheeler, Samuel Gompers, William H. Johnson, Morris Hillquist, Eure Debs Karl Marx, Len inc, Trotzky, Zinovef and the rest thereof It has voiced it's lack of confidence in political party of dual personalities, such as the Democratic party turned out to be when the Republican convention at Cleveland had insured the Republican party against that sort of blunder and the Democrats re- sorted to 1t because opposing elements in the Demo- cratic convention were hopelessly irreconcilabe.
 In language than which there can be none plain CT, the majority of the voting population of the country have issued mandate against the bloc sys- tenn of lgeislatie control and against government by congressional nquisition against personal islander and villificaton under senatorial immunity against congressional hamstrnging of executive or judiciary and in favor of ordered government under the law and the Constitution
 The Republican party victor in the fight for ex- ecutive control, in position to achieve victory in the fight for legislative dominance can have no ex- for stand of tolerance either toward rene gades toward pussyfooting asprants for leader ship who seek to gain ground for themselves by at tempts at conciliation toward insurgency and party disloyalty. The rank and file have shown their dis approval of that sort of thing. The electorate has demonstrated its support of upstandng, militant Re- publican leaders and its confidence in Republican fundamentals and courageous advocates and defend CTS thereof.
 The election results of Tuesday, November f. 1924, means that the radicalism which Senator La Toilette hoped to crystalline into single movement for crushing blow, perhaps that the LaFollette hopes and purposes have been nipped in the bud. It means that the Democratic party has met the same fate that befel the socalled liberal party of England poetic justice for its coalition with the rad icals. The English liberals socalled made possible the brief regime of the socialist government headed by Ramsay Macdonald. But in the election that came, inevitably, in the wake of Masdonald's failure the liberal party all but annihilated What strength the radicals under Toilette had was made possible by the Democratic party. The Democrats sowed the wind and what they reaped was the whrl- wind.
 The election of November means that the Re- publican party has won the Presidency, and that it can, if 1t will put LaFoettsm and blocism out of business and return the legislative branch of the gov ernment to the performance of its constitutional ob legations, rights and functions.
 The people of the country have made known that they prefer courage to compromise, common sense to common falsehood, brass Jacks to bombast Let the Republican party, therefore step forth and unhesitatingly vindicate the confidence which IT, 100000 voters on last Tuesday bestowed upon it.