Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12

far away in the perspective of time and rela
tive Importance.
than half dozen issues of the poisonous fruit
of Toledo's monopoly press in the past two months.
1t is indeed refreshing to escape briefly from that
miasmic nausea into the world of reality.
/ suppose it is only natural that hatred breeds
retalatory hatred and the end product of that is
usually war However, strange as it may seem,
do feel the emotion of realiatory hatred. 1t is
rather of contempt mingled with pity. When
] realized that the wizened little brain that con-
Ceved the hatred must of necessity purchase Its
loyalty is never worth the price of purchase. Pur-
chased loyalty actually becomes liability because
it always becomes its exact opposite, disloyalty
when higher bidder comes along.
Abiding loyalty is only possible when it is the
end product of true friendship. Oftentimes we are
misled by those who pose as friends but who give
their loyalty only SO long are in position
of fulfilling their desires of the moment. People
of that stripe selling their loyalty although
at the time we unaware of it. have been very
lucky i'm that this has happened to me few times
i'm my life
The ratio of loyalty sellers established al
most twenty centuries ago as one in twelve. Eight
per cent isn't bad percentage OF dlsaffecton. But
when you consciously buy loyaltes you are getting
one hundred per cent bad merchandise suppose
from selfish point of view should be pleased
when false friends sell their loyalty elsewhere
because then rid of them. However, that
kind of surgery hurts just much as any other
kind. Particularly because they have become
gangrenous and their salable merchandise is poison
and false witness.
Again want to say that extremely graft
fled that than 43, 900 people in the Ninth Dis
trict withstood the flame of prejudice, hatred and
SANDER and reposed their confidence i'm me. It is
wonderful feeling to know that you have that
many true friends and that you number your
well wishers by the tens of thousands
Before / leave the subject of campaigns for
other time possibly 1852 want to pay what
believe to be a deserved tribute. Judge Homer
Ramey my legitimate opponent. He fought
hard fight but he fought it cean> He and both
believe in the principle of government of the peo-
ple by the people, and for the people; not govern
ment of newspaper, by newspaper, and for
newspaper.
We differed who would best serve that
philosophy and concept of government, and on
which party could best bring about that ideal We
will probably always differ that. Because of that
difference may always be in the corner of his
future opponents must in all honesty say that
his conduct in the last campaign gave the lie to the
monopoly press which criticized him also The
decent human dignity with which Judge Ramey
conducted his campaign was in sharp contrast with
the sometimes juvenile antics displayed by the
puppet of the monopoly press who proved that al
though he is a puppet he is not good comedian
hope that those of you who have borne with
me this long in this column will not forget the
great basic truth.
WHAT TOLEDO NEEDS MOST is COM
PETITIVE DAILY NEWSPAPER.