St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-02


newspaper
Presidency prayerf
daon Of all factors elements
the two major parties and their candidates for President and Vice
President this Newspaper has to the conclusion that the best
the whole by
Of Ada Stevenson to the Presidency.
Of our readers chief concern with the civil rights issue
They campaign issues
interest strengthening Of civil rights this nation that
enjoy the privileges OF first class citizenship well its
probabilities.
Regardless claim by political pundits that the
Negro has less interest civil
fact remains that all Of the Ills which affect the Negro are based
the daily violation Of his civil rights all parts Of the nation
rights right vote and thereby hand
his participation the political life country
joyment of the public available taxpayers
right job gan employment necessary for
life Indeed the civil rights the Negroes
minority affects every part of his
daily existence.
obsorvan and realistic Americans realize that civil
rights the " key unity
the domestic front and its strength failure
winning the peoples the
democracy These nou-hte people unwilling
intentions by
own coored population equality and fun
ctizenhphat proteatons friendship sincerity
other eoourcd people Is insincere and rank hypocrisy
To this date the Democratic party rights
party Despite It's southern minority party past
80 years has done the most the interest ~ rights locally
at the federal level This should
taken into consideration by Negroes the,
so to the polls next November g.
Republican part
have not been Interested or supported civil rights efforts
persons Eisenhower in the White House Senators Ives
and Case in the Senate and Rep Hugh
in the minority in the Republican party
In states like Minnesota Republicans like Georg,
Etze Peterson and Elizabeth Heffenneer ana f other
have been oupoen c rights they elected
officials and their influence weight which
generate There are number Of rank and file oe
and Republicans supporters rights
posas on the local level but their example
consciousness OF the Minnesota Republicans
Congress,
present Minnesota Republican delegation to Congress- for ak
Congrcssncn civl rights Every single Republican Con
gresham unfavoraby at least once according 10 the
legislative report and whereas single Congressman voted
unfavoraby ~ rights es
laton or issues affecting civil rights before Congress
Elsewhere in this edition reprint Congressional votine
record OF the Congressman this that some
the Republican Congressman voted consistently
whom they are supposed to abhor
Stevenson the intellectual superior great military leader
Eisenhower broader vision of the ne % the nation ,,
domestcaliy and internationally,
younger more vigorous Eisenhower Stevenson /.
better prepared from physical standpoint rgors Of IN,
American Presidency in the next four critical years perhaps
most important OF modern times
Stevenson win have the backing the only really part,
which while regional party controlled to large degree b,
the industrial north forward thinking fount
in these three
It's chief handicap party the Democratic south However
as shown by the 1856 Democratic remarks
OF Candidate the Southern section OF the mart,
signs leadership Of men like Kefayrr Of sn
question There signs apen the Chicago Convention thai
mis- was SO and they nom party leaders years ago
would not have apologzd bit the
that has produced the ptiecrat
Eisenhower, In government has
carried ON his civil rights especially
where executive control controversy
Here he has eNccled doubt
washington Influence lie has party Go
win the attention OF the voter
However, when national race problem A
represented by the south defiance
school desegregaon not been hear
above whisper when the needs that the ma
ehef great OF his office and y
In the interest OF unfolding the law land
While both Stevenson pontedly en
The South even while in Dixie that the Supreme
e law OF the land and suggesting that
basic rights was no longer compatible with
mower has either lodged discussing plat
des which because OF their lack positive approach have
Outraged resistance TO school desegregaton
II Mr. Eisenhower had made positive statement
sehool desegregauon ISSUE when being attacked
would nave encouraged the abiding
resy The majority support OF constitutions
MT Eaenhoers final decision rights laws
A IN 1904 taking the states rights shou
noe DC enacted such as FEpc April sa
Congress Even at that they through conro