| Show 1 Republican Part Party Failures I T P RESIDENT WILSONS WILSON'S calm and L I conclusion slon after live five years ears of or I I public lif- lif lifIs Is that the Republican party part is isa isI I a no moral and political failure More lor In InI Interesting inI In- In I however than than- the character of oC I the tile opinion Is la the circumstance that Mr Ir t I Wilson Is disposed to ta admit there Is a poI political political po po- po- po I party larty bearing bearingS that name It has b been en enI I his habit to dispose dl e of oC troublesome t situations situa I dons b by the thie J expedient ot of denying i that the they exist a n. E species of mental science I which mu must t bo be admitted to have hayo its good points I Amon Among the moral and political failures which ma may be ascribed to the Republican I party was the successful prosecution of the I Civil il war and the preservation prese of or the Union I against ag the arm armed d assaults of or Mr lr Wilson's Wilsons I relatives the relatives of or most of pf the members mem bets bers of ot hi hil hid cabinet and the re relatives of oC his his' his his' I Important lieutenants in Congress I Other moral and poll political failures of or I which th the Republican an party part must stand InI in- in indicted I dieted Is the control and conduct of tho the j I United d States government for half halt a century i 1 the emancipation of or the slaves which has hasI kept tho the South loyally Democratic for tor fifty I years cars tho the and conservation of oC American Industry a sound Hound s1 system tern tem rural freo free delivery dell prosecution of or the tho war war with Spain acquisition of ot Porto Rico and and tho the Philippines tho the emancipation of or Cuba legislation which opened the great west to settlement and railroad tion Uon irrl Irrigation atlon and reclamation laws that I h have havo c mad pO possible In the arid I states In short every niece of constructive I legislation on the statute books for tor h half Jt a century Among those them things the he Republican party part might have havo done but did not do and I which doubtless Mr Wilson would consider as ns stamping it a triumphant success arc aro nr I I th tho precipitation of or tho count country Into business bus busi I I ness paralysis b by fallacious economic legislation legis legis- lation lallon th the abandonment of ot American rights L I wherever the they were ere questioned the I anco ance of ot a assaults Faull upon American Amerian Jives hive and I property tho ito championship of ot civil service j hen when out of ot office and raids upon n Jt It when I I OJ I y In office orCco and scores cole of or other sin sins of or omission omis omis- sion slon Ion ane and commissionS commission of which t the th th Democratic Democratic Demo cratic party has hns been guilty since It Its accession Ion sion to office under Mr lr Wilsons Wilson's ons on's leader leadership |
