Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
New Deal
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cline from which that country mas
never recovered"
There are hundreds of other ex-
amples in history of other rulers
who advocated the same policies,
said Col. Roosevelt.
"As you can see, all of these
policies find their counterpart IN
the present national administra-
TONS program. AS you can see'
every last one of them, far from
being new, is old; every last one
of them. far from being liberal is
illiberal; every last n of them'
far from being successful, has al
ways failed.
"What is more, every last one
of them has brought sorrow and
disaster to the rank and file OF
the people-the working man, the
farmer and the small business
man.
1.-THE only people who have ever
benefited by anything of this ma
ture are the INSCRIPTIONS few
who have risen to great wealth on
the ruins of the community, and
the politicians who have controlled
and lived on the people as a man
controls and lives on the animals
in his barnyard.
1.-THE present doctrines in Wash
ington are imported from Europe,
imported from the old, illiberal
countries. They imply a master
for the people. We believe the
people should be master. Are we
going to drive or be driven?"
Follows other excerpts from
Col. Roosevelt's address:
81 charge that the present ma
tional administration has violated
and is violating the concepts of
our government. l charge that
the national administration is
building a road whereby tyranny
and dictatorship can march into
the United States.
"By its acts and through the
acts of a feeble congress, willing
to barter away its rights and
privileges and our rights and
privileges, the foundations of our
government have been shaken.
~ call as my witnesses some OF
the finest of the Democratic
statesmen.
"When the National Industrial
Control act was reported in 1888,
the late Edward N. Pou, Demo-
cratic congressman, chairman OF
the powerful committee on rules,
said, 1t is true that under this Bill
the President of the United States
is made a dictator over industry.
Senator Bailey, Democratic
senator from North Carolina,
speaking on the Cotton Control
bill, said, If this shall pass the
congress and the supreme court
shall uphold it, l shall know that
the end of all things has come IN
America and / shall prepare for
the socialist regime and the die
tator. | believe we have come to
the crucial hour Of decision. Ut is
eoino to be a free republic or it
is going to be a socialistic, regi-
mented communism.
Senator Byrd, the Democratic
senator from Virginia, said, while
speaking on an amendment to the
A. A. A.. requested by the Demo-
cratic secretary of agriculture, |
regard this authority as unAmeri-
a and better suited to the soviet
government of Russia than for the
democracy of America.
1.-THE Democratic Senator Gore
of Oklahoma said, 1t is a logical
impossibility to have a planned
economy and to have business OPP
Grating its industries. 1t is also
impossible to have one with our
present Constitutional and statu-
tory structure. Notifications in
both, so serious as to mean de-
struction, are required.
flames Reed, retired Demo-
cratic United States senator from
Missouri, has said, Some one has
got to tell the people of these
United States just what is happen
ing to them. These bolshevists at
Washington have got us by the
throat.
1.-THE Declaration Of Independ-
ence says that all men are created
equal. 1t is that ideal we have
been trying to attain through the
lifetime of u nation. We have
been striving to build a society so
fluid that those with ability may
rise to the top and those without
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