The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-05
America Can't Afford Reflect Man With Such Record!
2h Time @o1 q Change
The Man Of [Broken7 Promise
NEW YORK MIRROR

CAS- of the Treasury $ all right and
Laancing the budget-you needn't worry"
Has Mr. Roosevelt KEEP that PROMISE Did he keep
1897?
According the of the Treasury Department.
the United States
$529S94O237 and EXPENDITURES $SO55S5l7. In
understandable the Government took $4098 capita
and SPENT $626O capita The Treasury statistics reveal
peace years" the Roosevelt
Administration, 1882 through 1889 the budget baancer
close!
THE POWER OF CONGRESS-: March 81, 1885, at
Springs, support reorganization
and denying that he had any ncnaton to be DICTATOR Mr.
Roosevelt said
of would gladly
yield a clear expression of Congressional opinion
Has Mr.. Roosevelt cung this promise of yielding clear
expression of Congressional opinion?
The bill expression Congressional
opinion 1t adopted by the House 238 Ol, by the
without roll
Roosevelt vetong measure so Incorporate
in his chastsenent Congress his personal
his majority leader the Aben Barley, Kentucky
tackled him on the Senate floor and resigned the shp to save his
erepect and keep the approval of his
THE RIGHTS OF THE STATES: March ,,
welt, then Governor of New York, said:
The doctrine Of regulation and Legislation by the minds
aquiesce has been garngy Washington during
these last ten years. ememer this the Roosevelt of 1880
1944D
To bring government by oligarchy, masquerade
ing democracy fundamentally essential that practically
authority control be centralized National
The dydua sovereignty of States first be destroyed
of legislation. We
G any such departure from he principles which this country
founded just long THE INDIVIDUAL HOME RULE OF THE
STATES IS SCRUPJLOUSIY PRESERVED AND FOUGHT FOR
WHENEVER THEY SEEM IN DANGER"
How has Mr. Roosevelt kept this implied promise and adhered
to this principle?
Today the States are battling back under rsgent Republican
leadership wenty-sx forty eight
e1a civilian employees civilian employees
The States sources of revenue have been invaded by the New Dea
Federal Government Through the of New Dea
sidy and the (New Dea) Federal grant the functions Of the States
have been usuped and the bureaus commissions and of
the centralized Dea
In only ONE the Union West Virginia. employees
ounumber Federal In Florida there twelve Federal employees
for ONE State employee and Georgia there thirteen
FOREIGN ALLIANCES: On January 3 1910 in his message to
the Congress- Mr. Roosevelt said:
"The first President the United against
enanging foreign alliances The President of the United
States subscribes to and follows that precept."
Did Mr.. Roosevelt keep promise?
he HAD kept the United would itself
embarrassed and Inundated before the world Joseph Stain of
Soviet Russia hreds the soed antc Charter which
Mr. Roosevewthout authority without
of the Senateapproved and in with Mr. Churchill the
United Kingdom early August 1941 Somewhere the Aantc
declared be unalterable policy.
Somewhere the Atlantic that policy deeply buried without
its watery grave.
ONE MAN GOVERNMENT: On November s. 1882 closing his
campaign Madison Garden, Mr.. Roosevelt said:
4 still know that the fate of America depend
November 2, Cleveland asserting
that the great raging" the world the
why he would like c by these people ours for another
term, added:
term be President and
Presidents
days pausng neghbors Hyde
Park Mr. Roosevelt told them this his sixth visit
election He said:
st is the last time obviously that will do that
candidate for office.
But on July TO- 1914 Mr. Roosevelt the Indispensable the om
the good soldier Democratic Chairman
Robert Hannegan that he would eunctan accept years
in the White House-hOugh in the usual partisan political
We $1,000 o of these promises
principle, and implied promises
There is other statement OF MIR. ROOSEVELTS which
should like to give in conclusions:
mo willingly gives public ofice-no who has
tasted it,
This statement he adhere and personally to be