The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-09
THE BLANK CHECK

The most :r:olerant ard UncomPriSinE opponen;
of Mr. Roosevelt, and his New Deal must admit
that. as such things are popularity construed. ire
vote for him last Tuesday was commission ard
mandate 20 co in The presidents Office what seems
good TO him.
As far as me electoral system can make anything
plain. decisive. "the people have spoken 50 have
me states and everything tha; Ny Roosevelt; stands
for mas been enthusiastically. IhunGe-ous!y, en-
do-ssd.
The people. seemingly. have handed over ;he
United States and lis government % him 10 co
with them as he wishes approving az the same time
the voluntary abd;ea:;on Q: me congress as an as
sertive branch u the government.
Willingly and ;oytul!y TIE Americans have voted
az the power they could vo!e 70 NJ. Roosevelt a.
the Germans have voted !: 20 Herr Hitler because
they could TO: help themselves.
What Ny Rooseys,, vi, DO in his second tenn
The News and Courier does not now predict. bur
the everything ira; ne may DO in good conscience
without violation q TIE expressed will OF the voters
includes:
The further and unlimited increase of the ma
;;oasl Ge5: as i may seem 70 him expedlent' Win
indefinite poSTponement Of the balancing OF me
bulge; and additional imitation.
The continuance and enlargement Of the PoheY
Of lsrgess OF gifts 70 the unemployed {" eineS 70
states and increase Of taxation that ma! rsqu'e'
The EXPANSION Of the bureaucracy. the addition
~ another 100000 Offices and Jobs Il ne believes
il desirable.
The RECOMMENDATION Of industry OF governmental
Interference with and control ~ employment and
labor BY another NRA and amendment .: the con-
sttution - make il prseticahle-prrrided the way
| shall not be opened by the appointment oi sub
servient justices 70 the supreme court bench. The
adoption of another AAA and similar measures in
vindica;irn II the theory that wealth and prs
perity can best DC promoted by enforcing scarcity
| Of production,
The retention VI the protective tariff, W Smrci-
Rawley laws,
The steady and relentless suppression NJ rights
VI the states, concentration and Capitalization NJ
power IN the executive,
| The enactment VI the Wagner CostigaN law
transferring lnchinr eases tr federal courts, which
M, Roosevelt has not publicly advocated but has
not orPospd aud is presumed 60 favor Senator
Wagner promises It's enactment ~ the negroes,
The enforcement at the FoN,teenth aud Fif,eentN
amendments whereby nesroos would ha protected
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