The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-14
What! Coolidge Again.?

Andrew W. Mellon in effect that Hoover will be the
publican candidate this year the cesspoo oil bribery
deodorized well enough permit Coolidge the principal
the administration purchased by Sinclair to again.
Mr. Mellon, whose hands know the feel of Sinar liberty
bonds the center of authority in the Coolidge administration
What he eagerly awaited by all who concerned in
ona politics because Mellon speaks something more than
the republican party and the white house. he speaks directly from
the inner councils of the biggest bankers in America.
This forecast of republican politics for 1928 from Mel
Ions mouth just after the public admission that Hooves
ddacy for the nomination costing S300000whch probably
than oneenth of what really being spent it.
The shifting interest from past rmnaity to the matter
of campaign funds for the 1928 election has Herbert
Hoovers less accidental mistake of nsuent
ing his of money But just the shift to 1928 campaign
funds hurts Hoover the shift from interest in the 1920
ush fund makes more possible consider the candidacy of
Coolidge again.
So Coolidge is again tentative candidate This would be
the most desirable result possible from the point Of of
monarchs of fnancecapta whose spokesman is Andrew W.
Mellon 1t would unbroken continuity bureaucracy
thoroughly trained the service and brides of biggest banks and
industrial corporations it would the breaking of
thlrderm tradition and thus work for future continuity
reaucrac rule and would the most effective vanishing
of the prestige of the democratic system of government
pressed in the purchased machinery Of state.
The democratic party leaders helping siderack Teapot
be shown thrown chance for
1928 by making possible again the candidacy of the rncna
Teapot Dome graft The of Harding
the buerddled remains of Jake Hanon the corpse
Smith with its suicide bullet yet ground that
lowed by vndcaton The principal may yet reelected
Wall Streets alternate for Coolidge may be necessary
and AL Smiths boom may have been in vain.
1t is impossible for capitalist political parties reform
the pocs oil imperialism even TO the extent OF stopping the
direct bribery of presidents and their cabinets Nor the
ture capitalist rule be exposed
party of the La Toilette csHch the socialist party
publicly itself befor such party also
does mtanty defend the capitalist democracy which al
concretey expressed N such corruption Teapot Dome
the Barmat affair well in the imperialism Ramsay
Macdonald and the blood-soaked "order" Psudki or
Noske.
The attention of the working class of the United States
should all the be conferred the coming national nom-
mating convention of the Workers Communist) Party
revolutionary of class struggle which is the only possible
the toing to the rule the exploitation the
srkebreakng and repression working class and farmers
This the first Communist national nominating convention in
American history will put in the field the only candidates who
viii boldly and truhfu speak of the real issues before the
It's will speak for the only party which calls for the
overthrow capitalist rule which alone will cap
als corruption and exploitation