The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-02

The approaching election is one OF the most Vltally
important in the history of the United States and IN
some respects is without parallel in our history.
It is not a contest between the Democratic party
and the Republican party AS is pointed out IN an able
editorial from the Ohio State Journal which is being
reproduced in this issue of The Union County Journal
by permission of the editor of the State Journal both
the Democratic party and the Republican party are
fighting for their lives against power the G. o.
Political Action Committee Socialist coalition.
If the P. A. C. Socialists win this election to con-
troll Congress they will have more power than is en-
ioyed by the Russian Cominform The Democratic par
ty will probably go the way of the old Liberal party
dominant for two centuries in England and the Repub
ican party may exist only vehicle for expressing
the wishes of the American Comnform.
In some cases the P A. c. Socialists have endorsed
Republican candidates for the Senate and Congress,
but generally they have endorsed Democratic candl-
dates In Ohio so far Union county voters con-
cerned the P A c. Socialists are opposing RepubHcan
candidates for the United States Senate Congressman
large and Congressman of this district.
Therefore as matter of patriotic intent. this
paper is supporting for United States Senator Hob
ert A. Taft; for Congressman-atLarge, George n
Bender; and for Congressman, Clarence J. Brown
Mr. Bender's opponent Steve Young. has record of
voting 100 per cent for sociastc measures and there
is not vote to mar his unbroken record; while the
opponent of Mr.. Brown has cried from the house-tops
that he intends to vote Socialist all the way through
There are three undsputable reasons why these
three Republican candidates should be elected and we
hope enough Republicans and Democrats of the same
kind are elected from other states to control the Con-
gress and save the Republic. These reasons are:
l. The fact that victory of the c. |. O.-P. A. {.
Socialists places the bosses of this outfit in absolute
control of the American government to order Such
legislation as they want and to dictate all policies of
the government Make mistake about It, Socialism
in the United States is different than Socialism IN
Russia The only seeming difference is the fact that the
Russian Socialists attempting to carry along with
their program the centuresong ambition OF the czars
confiscae and rule in slavery as many of the peoples
of other lands as they could absorb.
3 We do not necessarily agree with the suspicion
recently voiced by Louis Bromfied, that the Korean
police action" planned that way to get the Iru-
man Socialist program through Congress Be that as it
may, Congress was saying mo" with unvaryng regu-
larty until the police action" began Following this
Congress was stampeded into passing multitude OF
control bills giving the Bureaucracy and the Big Brass
absolute control over the lives and property OF every
man. woman and child in the United States. Now, it
is not in the nature of Bureaucracy to renqush voun
tary any power profit once attained And the only
hope you have that you and your children and your