Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-14

IL Is strange IluSeQ LhdC we udNC any
Government at all. When VIC consider
the soft, weak. knavish, and unchrls-
tain men we have SO often put in
places of great responsibility it is not
singular that we arc as much civilH-
cd as we arc?
Now the most important part of the
population of any country is it's far
mers and workers, as Goldsmith says:
"nl fares the land, to Fastening
ills prey,
Where wealth accumulatcs, men
decay;
Princes and lords may flaurish.
or may fade
A breadth can make them as a
breath has made;
But a bold peasantry, their coun-
try's pride.
When once destroyed, can never
be supplied"
Now the New Deal, lead by the
best and one of our grandeSt and
greatest citizens has been in more in
touch with the common man and has
tried to do moro for those who toll
and produce every thing. than any
party we ever had. Therefore l am
afraid not to vote for the New Deal
and it's leader Franklin Roosevelt. /
know too we'll that just out side there
is a dirty, greedy. wicked mob led
blu such as Ham Fish. AL Smith. Herb
Hoover, Ogden Mills, and Governor
Russell, who will stop at no low trick
to put this country back into the
hands of those who take delight in
crushing the weak and starving the
hungry. I know far too we'll that here
in our own State are men. who would
be glad to see such as Coolidge or
Hoover President of this country.
Judging Senator Bailey by his record
I believe he is one of them and ]
would not swear that some of our Re-
personalities arc not in the same
boat The Senator and our Represcn-
tatives seem not to have gotten the
real meaning of what the New Deal
is trying to do. They were brought
up in the oxcart age when few men
owned every thing. They do not real
iZe that Mr.. Roosevelt is trying to
put every family in our State. as we'll
as all the States. in a nice decent
home with all modern improvements.
He is trying to make it SO the poor
children of the country can be cdu-
Gated so when they go to vote they
will be able to distinguish between a
dirty politician and those fit to re-
, present a decent high minded liberty
. loving people, And not have to do rs
their ignorant parents have odne who
have had to vote as they were told
for they knew no better. All. See what
| such voting has brought to us.
A nation Of. all but paupers, ruled
by the cruel and cold hard hand OF
| the mighty rich. An autocracy as
dreadful as any OH earth.
1t is thilNs like that. that Mr.
/ Roosevelt and his supporters arc try
| ing to drive from our country because
| they arc Unchristian, and un-Ameri-
can. 7 do not. as have said. believe
| that our crumb scattering Congress
! men and G:cnator realize the real iii
| tent Of tho New Deal. They believe
too much in giving the people just Z
! handout while they and their ricl
! compatriots stick their fat legs under
| the bountiful table aud eat to thei'
] full They are as as bees when /
| comes to giving few dollars to the
J farmer in rental checks, etc. Blu
when it comes to helping to get {
law to lend farmers money that viii
not give the rich banker a big rakeof
they, all with on accord cry: Infla
ton. They voted to put billions Of dol
, lars worth of bonds on the backs o.
tho workers OF America, but that wa:
not initiation in the eyes Of NOrtl
Carolina Congressman. Let me tel
you why, Gentle Reader. it was no
initiation because it put into the peck
cts Of the rich of this country sever
hundred and fifty million dollars
every twelve months. Gentle reader
do you know where this millions O
dollars that is paid on these bond!
every year comes from? In case yol
| do not, tell you every cent of it |!
produced by the farmer and worker
You women, you girls and boys wht
last summer suffered the awful tor
lures of a burning sun, while you 81
nobly helped in the fields with thu
farm work, were helping to put these
millions into the Golfers of the ricf
while they spent their Summers oI
some high cool mountain top or were
made comfortable by the cool winds
of the sea. Our dear Senator who Il
opposed to paying the soldiers bonu