Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-09-27
QUIET AFTER THE STORM

QUIET AFTER THE STORM
has and great ae has Ss
3D. begin again until the next Congress which VIII
with the % of ae the
between sessions aymen pucsts alike spending most
campaign and the campaign of 1910
Principal question this What changes, if any
by get almost ANYTHING you want 1t Is
fa shared alike by and s
true AS result, pola opinions Forthcoming campaigns
enre He by PARTISAN bias The spokesman
that will the field completely in 6 as ne
se and that the COP after the worst four
Of its @ More ns Or abe ssS will e you OF these
treme views wrong
ularty or lack newspaper editorial i7
opinion this according to article by Theodore WAL
has takes place during past turbulent On November
l. Congressional election which the Demo
editorial opinion was favorable to He held this
BY few ppturns started The course the popularity chart
Mr. Waen went from 81 cent to So back to e. then TO
greatest decline followed When on the occasion Pesi
dents the Chamber of Commerce of the United
principal representative organization of American industry it
tailspinned to 81.
Papers which were once highly favorable Roosevelt
and his policies cold and noncommitta Papers
which uncertain and said little have taken to de-
Which normally back Democratic administrations
New York Times and the Baltimore sunfnd much to criticize
this article Mr.. Waen makes another very important
observation At beginning of the Roosevelt administration
many backed the President and at the time were
against Administration measures in general In other
ton policies they believed nmca to the national wei
fare Newspapers followed similar When the Presi-
Hns the first me and his
Administration had to stand for the thing in the edl
torial opinion of the United States"
The drop the Presidents popularity satesman-which
is very ma from a his s % s. an eSsncs
though reoeto win in 1885, if puts the right man for
And there great problem The Republican party
pretty well split up in factions The progressves led by Sen
The conservatives under the Hoover leadership bitter against
present radical Some think that the best candidate would
be Senator Borabu the Idaho lion has passed the bbca
allotted @ and that is great barrier to his candidacy
Colonel Knox of Chicago making bid for nomination. he
is relatively unknown outside of few big cities Senator Van
denbeg another figure to be reckOned Without he too faces
much GOODNESS within his party Senator McNaTy has influence
Republican leader in the Senatebut he from small
and remote state.
few think that Republican campaign should be
only foalthat the party should work toward 1910 They
point Mr. Rooeves electoral victory Mr. Hoover and
that shift enough Republican four
years Others point out that Mr. Hoovers Governor
Smith only slightly less great than Rooseve Hoover
that the tide turned then and that it can again.
Under any circumstances, the campaign will be bit
te fought The issues but the outstanding question
for the consider whether continue the swing the
left back to the right There will quarter
by side great deal happen the year
must pass before votes counted.
14s YEARS OF CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY
On September IT, the Constitution of the United States
years DID, Observation of Constitution Day focused pub
lie attention that great documenand the dangers that
besetting it.
It is no exageraon to say that Constitutional rights and
privileges menaced-that political experimentation with heo
les of alien origin usually the direct anthesis of the Ame
scheme of that of the politicians who