Evening star., 1928-03-21

observes that sulphur and moIaSseS
and Senator Borah are always dis
agreeable, but who shall say they do
not have their uses" The Green Bay
Press Gazette sees III prospect not
only . general cleansing OF the polit.-
cal air. but the setting OF q precedent
for ali time 10 come
The San Francisco Bulletin (Repub-
hcanl, calling Borah back number"
asserts that 1T IS only too obvious that
he IS again out on the publicity war
path. and 10 the end OF making the
front page he is prepared 20 sacrifice
his friends as readily as his foes" The
Ann Aroor Daily News independent
sees the obstacle that some other large
donation might have 70 be obtained
III order 70 comp nSate for the re-
Sultant loss. and the Cincinnati Times
Star tRepuolica4o remarks that 1t is
almost impossible - gst people 10 con-
tribute 70 campaign deficltS which have
faded into the past,
Various views are presented BY
editors Of penocyatlc leanngS. The
Birmingham News tDemOcraticl holds
that THE position taken oy NJ. BOrah
is The only position that high-m.ndsG
men may be expected 20 take" and the
Omaha Woyld-Hera tIadependent,
asserts: The ONE thing sure Is that
Senator Boyah'> Scad cannot much
longer be ignored. However reluctant
". however Shalnegacedly. the rs<pAn-
Nole heads II the party Will hs driven
IL execute q rlghs~aSout-fac and fol-
low sorah in the direction ne leads.
&&w
THAT is old-faShtcned doctrine. AL
right" says The Roanoke Times ,inse-
pendent Democraticl OF the Senator's
oenunciStton cf CONCESSION hunters.
and IL has an old-faSAioaed ring Of
honesty and iOrihriShsneSS which is
retgeSalnS ey contrast with the evasion
and tunid''y and double dealing 70
which the people have become aScllS-
TONED in candidates for htgh cfseN@
Senator Borah Is TOO much Disposed
TO haS1y speech" contends the Charles
icn Evening Post independent Demo
cfaucl, There IS no Warrant for hlS
conclusion that tho Republican marty
or any considerable prOpcgtlon OF It's
membership feels the Slightest hunsN-
taElon as having had the use " SIN
cIalTS money, nor IN any way nouna
TO clear itself ot the stigma Nov
theFe may well ee some sense ~
i'0iuh's'1an that the party Shead have
cash. bus that is lnegey the hure 81
pfide of egacie0cy,@ The Scranton
iuneS tINemorratiel suggests tsaas -
90 ~ Sorah now demands wousS * an
adiliSSien, aa1 the New Orleans
lf'eWne tIndepenient neRtoHragiel ar
SUES that When y man ~ party AAS
ncrn caught With the gyNs>iS eN him. Ne
deeS nos hetp his ease IN the egsmigssl
cNNYtS eS reSE,tUgiea~
he y svOuoSly amusing" ceSerSsS
NAe hasNns>1c kNep}nS StsN (tslGegSnSs~
ems lNnlNcfattCA, when ne aSSlGaASS
That 1t IS necessary for gAe Republican
parry q call en the one St(sl,Av pNyS ~
raise the money There are psSnky NS
rich men Who realtEe that II the sane
politicians retain power toT te&ly mese
YEATS. tAege VAL he opsNMetntty fey rev
deals similar ta IeAlNae lNrAaA a2t
which, II managed htGle nNeEe dis
efeetly, ought 60 ee maea moge pgeIas-
able"
The p,Ayton patsy News tgadependent
tAenaecIaglel c0nclssSseS "'lalS Caaatry
has Witnessed na maGe dISeaUgWgla&
spectacle In all lis history than the fail
sSN al headers og the pelstteal party
which STANDS ceSlnneaea eN the rey@sA-
lions eE ttse last SsN years te SINsA& tNEeh
their anger AZ the pgxssstsuRSANl AI the
nartS ta which they eesenS, ana -
Aedge their lives to seeing tAat thsfy
aarey brings fegtA fruits nAess tsx -.
Nentanee,~