Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-01-30
AS WE SEE 1T
By MoNTco

should continue to support President
Roosevelt was explained in letter to
a friend by John HI. Bartlett, former
Republican governor of New Hamp-
shire.
my answer to your inquiry" he
wrote, sis that in these days, because
it has become more and more a ques-
ton of the man, I mean of course the
character, sympathies brains and per-
sonal sincerity and purposes of the
candidate himself I must stand stead
lastly for the reelection of President
Roosevelt.
"His heart is right toward the well
fare of the masses of the people of
this country and he has the courage
of his convictions.
president Roosevelt has Demon
|strated that he neither loves nor fears
THE Invisible Government the name
Theodore Roosevelt years ago gave to
that powerful alliance of tmalefactors
|of great wealth who seek to dominate
|our government. And he is deter
mined that they shall be controlled
land taxed sufficiently to preserve the
general welfare.
"On this score / can see no chance
for the Republican party putting up
b man whom / think could be any,
where near as good for the people as
franklin d. Roosevelt. The Insisible
Government through its power
(which has its switchboard center in
WALL Street, have decided they can
never control President Roosevelt.
That fact throws their influence auto
J natically to the Republican party.
"Some Of the Presidents expert
ments were not fully successful but
he dared and tried and I positively
believe revolution was averted by his
Ihuick and daring action. Here are
Bome of the outstanding results of his
Experiments that ARE successful:
'Inaugurated old age pensions, un-
Employment insurance and other
social justice reforms which the Re-
publican party neglected during its
J entire regime.
Guaranteed the safety of the peo-
Piles bank deposits.
"Put a legal check nationally on
selling worthless stocks and bonds,
preventing men like insult from rob-
Ping the public through stock-promo-
! zion corporations.
"Showed up in Investigations the
Putrageously large salaries, bonsues
, hnd graft by which members of the
Invisible Government at the head of
large corporations and banks feeced
their stockholders and customers.
"Aided states, counties and cities
IN caring for the poor and giving
york to the unemployed, thus easing
peal taxation.
"Aided banks and building and loan
associations and private firms with
loans.
"Built more needed public buildings
nd more roads than any administra-
on in the history of the country.
prevented a million home fore
tlosures and saved another million
arms from the same menace.
Restored living prices to farmers.
"Saved a million and half boys
From the streets with jobs in CCC
lamps.
Reformed the banking system of
he country, saved our gold supply
hnd maintained the soundest currency
IN the world.
"Did sensational job to extermi-
hate gunner and decrease the cost
bf protection insurance.
strengthened and modernized our
4: neutrality law to preclude our becom-
ing involved in other peoples wars.
"While the national debt was in
Creased seven and half billion dol
AIRS, the value Of all property under
boswell was increased many times
hat sum and imminent starvation
hs prevented. Under Mr.. Hoover the
National debt was increased more
an five billions, yet the value Of all
operty decreased many times that
IN.
"This letter is enough to satisfy
F own conscience and that is the
SNtent Of my personal responsibility"
TWELVE DUPONTS and an as
Iokted mixture of bankers, big bus
hfss men, subsidy-seekers, profess
ibnal constitutionalists, disgruntled
oIliticians, agitators, ex-Congress-
hkn, ex-Governors, anti-C Communists,
InH-Fascists, anti-New Dealers, anti
Did Dealers, anti-Square Dealers,
Elf termed Jeffersonians, Hamilton
ans, Jacksonians, Lincolnites, Byran-
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