The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-04
Colonel Stimson Comes Marching Home

Wall Street has whistled and its birds of prey
turning to the eyrie
At the very moment when the master brigand Morgan
himself preparing to depart for Paris to dictate the rpara
tons terms for the European peoples Henry L. Stimson
notorious agent of the Wall Street interests is planning his
return the United States from the Philippine Islands where
President Coolidge obedience to the command of his Wall
Street masters has deputed him.
After his return from this outpost of American i'm
perasm menacing the Orient Stmson according to the
most reliable information will be given the post of secretary
of state in the Hoover cabinet.
The announcement does not come as surprise Smson
has had long servant of Wall Street in many
situations And his brief Interim general of the
Philippines, period which he utilized in efforts to thwar
the Filipino land laws in the interest of the American rubber
capitalism, has been careful grooming for the important
role which he will play in guiding American imperasms
policies in the Far East
Stmson's paramount service to American imperialism
in the last few wears was his eacherous purchase in the
of his masters of the Infamous Nicaraguan Liberal
traitor Moncadaa purchase sealed by the pact of Tptapa
purchase which fortuitously had no witnesses
His success agent of Wall Street Central America
marked him Of the indispensable eutenants of Amer
Imperialism Quite much reward for his Nicara
guam treachery, Stmson appointment to the Philippines
has been meculous preparation for future acts of op
preston and plumber against the subject nations of Amer
Imperialism and for further aggression in the Orient
But the appointment of Stinson has another aspect
Secretary of War under President Taft Stimson old
marst In the present period when the preparations for
not only against the Soviet Union but between the lead
ing mperias robbers the United States and Great Britain
being openly and furousy pushed Colonel Stmson
be depended upon to direct Wall Streets policies against its
British competitors to the entire satisfaction of the i'm
periaiss.
Familiar with the inner workings of the department
he be depended the efforts of the state and
military ministries of Wall Street in Washington with the
perfection which the interests and the vaster designs of
the American capitalists demand.
Hoover, Stmson, Morrow, Young:-in the period when
Morgan himself has dared to the open and
reveal himself the uncrowned tsar of American i'm
peras, is natural that his eutenants should be fulfill
ing the most important governmental functions Wall Street
is the American government-ncarnate in these and
in their countless corporals.
Stlmson the military man, may very appropriately be-
the dictator of the Washington governments foreign
policy at the present time The foreign policy would have
to direct will be policy Stmson the professional bull
dozer of LatinAmercan and Oriental peoples, would be
logical director of foreign policy directed toward the mil
tary conquest of Latin-Amerca and China.
The suggestion of this colonel secretary of state
should act electric spark to stir the American workers
to the mmnence of the danger American workers
should mobilize their strength to make Mr. Hoover
unsuccessful in which the Wall Street govern
ment is defeated.