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JEI'FEItSON JEIFEItSON JEFFERSON ' AND JlAIILTONWASmNGTON HAMILTONWASHINGTON HAMILTON JlA\IILTON JlA IILTON HAMILTONWASHINGTON ! \ WASHINGTON WASmNGTON - The President Presidentshould Presidentshould Presidentshould should not be displeased at the de departure departure departure parture of Democrats The "hole hole whole "holepobt wholepout " wholepolit pobt pout cil c11 cal scene has changed to a sort sortof sortof sortof of game of prisoner s base The TheRepubl TheRepubl TheRepubl Republ cins C1ns cans have nominated a aDemocrat aDemocrat aDemocrat Democrat of such characteristic col color color color or that Thomas Jefferson would rec recogn recogn recogn ogn ze him as a kindred spirit Spl1'lt Spl1lt ' long longbefore longbefore longbefore before he could ever distinguish Mr MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt Roosevelt from Alexander Ham HamiltonMr Hamilton HamiltonMr ton tonMr Mr Roosevelt has held up to the theyeomen theyeomen theyeomen yeomen as Prince Prmce of { Wales Walcs Vales Mr MrWaIl MrWallace MrWallace WaIl Wallace ace a Republican R\publlcan R publlcan \ ! by heredity heredityand heredityand heredityand and long convict on who sas sals sass ) that thathe thathe thathe he turned his polit pollt cal coat only be because because because cause the Republicans hadn t done doneenough doneenough doneenough enough tor for agrl"ultureThere agruultureThere agriculture agrl"ulture agrlulture agruulture agricultureThere " There is more in both Democratic Democraticand Democraticand Democraticand and Republican principle prmclple than is isdreamt Isdreamt isdreamt dreamt of in m that philosophy philosophyIn In the Presidents President s cabinet cabmet there thereare thereare thereare are only two indubitable mdubItable DemocratsHull DemocratsHull Democrats DemocratsHull -Hull Hull - Hull and Parley Farley There . , are now nowfour nowfour nowfour four Republlcans-Stunson Republlcans Stunson Republicans-Stimson Republicans Stimson Republicans - - Stimson Kno\ Kno Knoia KnoWallace KnoiaWallace KnoxWallace : ! \ . Wallace and Ickes-two Ickes two Ickes - two Socialists or or10methIDgHopkms orsomethingHopkms orlomethmg 10methIDg-Hopkms 10methIDg Hopkms something-Hopkms something - Hopkms and PerkIns- PerkIns PerkInsand Perkinsand Perkms - - and nd a couple of no pronounced po poht polit poht ht lit cal parentage Jackson and Mor Morgenthau Morgenthau Morgenthau MorgenthauAs genthau genthauAs As for Jeffersonian Jeffersonan pollcy-decen pollcy decen policy-decen policy pollcydecentral1zatIon policydecentralization policy - - decenIralization tral1zatIon tralization of government-states government states governmentstatesrights government - states statesrights statesrights rights - government by laws not notmenno notmenno notmen men-no men no - - no personalized power-rota power rota powerrotatlOn powerrotation power - rotation tlOn tion in m office-federal office federal office - - federal economy-as economy as economyashttle economyaslittle economy - aslittle httle little government as is consistent consistentWIth consistentwith consistentwith WIth keeping keepmg men from mJurmg injuring mJurmgeach injuringeach injuringeach each other-Mr other Mr other - Mr Roosevelt opposes opposeseveryone opposesevery opposesevery everyone every oneWhether one oneWhether everyoneWhether Whether Mr Willkie Wiflkie W l1.le l1le . " , will ill be 1'13 113 re 1'13garded regarded ' regarded garded as a reborn Republcan Republ can or orDemocrat orDemocrat orDemocrat Democrat nominated nommated on the Repub Repubhcan RepubBean Repubhcan hcan Bean tIchet ticket , , , his whole philosophy IS ISas isas isas as faithfully Jeffersonian Jeffersoman Jeffersonran as Mr MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt Roosevelt s s is the reverse of that . . . In the tradit tradlt onal American Amencan pol pot tical tI tIeal Ucal eal cal sense it is far more dIfficult difficultto to see Bow a Democrat could sup support support support port Mr Roosevelt than to wonder wonderhow wonderhow wonderhow how he could fa fail fad to support Mr MrWlllkle MrWrllkie MrWiUkie MrWiUkieAlexander Wlllkle Wrllkie WlllkleAlexander WrllkieAlexander Alexander Hamilton didn dldn t thmk think thmkmen thinkmen thinkmen men could be trusted to govern governthemsc1ves governthemselves governthemselves themsc1ves themselves except e'lcept elcept ' : through a sel self selfperpetuating selfperpetuating ! perpetuatmg perpetuating beneficent despot sm smMr smMr smMr Mr Jefferson asked if I ! man couldn t tgovern tgovern tgovern govern himself rumself had he found angels angelsto to govern h m m7 ' Plainly Plamly Mr Roose Roose- Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt - - velt concursIth concurs \ with \\Ith Ith Hamilton and has haspractically haspractically haspractically practically uttered and sureb surel surely ) acted actedthe actedthe actedthe the belief that both the annomted anointed annomtedgovernor anointedgovernor annomtedgovernor governor and his lus successor have havebeen havebeen havebeen been roundMany foundMany found round foundMany Many s ncerely bel eve and faith faithfully faithfully faithfully fully follow the President on th sold soldFederalist s old oldFederalist oldFederalist Federalist theory wh ch is their theirright theirright theirright right But that fuat hardly just fles fies ties the thePres thePres thePres Pres dent in m cast gat ng as party partyrenegades partyrenegades partyrenegades renegades all those Democrats who whodon whodon whodont whodontIf don t tU tIf If U it were not for the bondage of ofthe ofthe ofthe the South to b tter memories of the theCI theCivil theCivil CI Civil . 11 war no southern Democrat Democratcould Democratcould Democratcould could poss biy bly follow Mr Roosevelt . . He has taken away ! from rom them themprotect themprotect themprotect protect on of the t\o t o t \ s \ 0 o thirds com- com comen conen conient conent % - en ent t on rule ruined rumed the export market marketfor marketfor marketfor for their fuel1 ' princ prlDc prmc pal crop cotton neg neglected neglected neglected lected to recogn ze the dlscnmma discrimina discnminat dlscnmmat discriminat t on against them in m ! freight relght rates ratesand ratesand ratesand and their com compel compet pet live tive necessity for ford ford ford d fferentials fferentrals in vage v age rates No Nogreat Nogreat Nogreat great polit pcbt pout cal power since S1l1ce Thaddeus ThaddeusStevens ThaddeusStevens ThaddeusStevens Stevens has been more unS unsympa unsympathetic unsimpathetic ) mpa mpathetlc thetlc thetic toward their problemsSouthern problemsSouthern problems problemsSouthern Southern Democratic leaders who whohave whohave whohave have opposed this have been con condemned condemned condemned demned as feudalists feudallsts Great Greatsouthern Greatsouthern Greatsouthern southern congressmen such as Gar Garner Garner Garner ner Robinson Robmson Barkley Byrnes ByrnesClark ByrnesClark Byrnesdark Clark both Bankheads Banklieads RaYburn RaYburnDoughton RayburnDoughton RayburnDoughton Doughton ard and Marvin Marvm Jones haves havea have s a mply had to swallow it in m the thename thename thename name of party loyalty but it was so sobrutally sobrutally sobrutally brutally inconsiderate mconsiderate that it could couldhave couldhave couldhave have left little httle room tor for love and andloyalty andloyalty andloyalty andloyaltyThese loyalty loyaltyThese These great pol pot t cal sh shifts ts take taketune taketime taketune tune time to reveal themseh themsely es but it be becomes becomes becomes comes clearer da daily y that Mr Roose Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt velt heads beads a new party which Harry HarryHopk HarryHopk HarryHopk Hopk ns once de cubed cnbed cribed as thehave thehave the thehave have nots nets against agamst the havese haves e . e . e . eTWADDLE TWADDLE TWADDLI TWADDLETh TWADDLETb : Th Tb s campa gn will be no pillow pillowfight fight . Ex Senator Reed was pun punIshed pun'shed punished Ished 'shed shed ' by the Pres dent for taking takmg a awalk awalk awalk walk shopThe sweatshopThe by being bemg called a sweatshop sweat shop The President paddled Johnny Hane Haneand Haneand Haneand theythink theythmk and Lew Douglas by saying saymg they thmk think humanityI humaDityI more of or dollars than humanity humaDity I can cant t get excited about any of ofthis ofthiS shopAn thiS Jim Reed isn t a sweat shop An attract ve ye lady in m Kansas City Citynamed Citynamed Citynamed named Nellie Donnelly got the idea ideaof ideaof ideaof of applying applymg automobile quantity quantityproduction quantityproduction quantityproduction production methods to the manufac manufacture manufactune manufacture ture tune ol of women s dresses Th s made madethem them excellence at low cost and h ghexcel gh excel lence Accordingly Accordmgly she began to tomake tomake tomake make so much money that a gang kidnaped gangkidnaped lawyerTh her Jim was her lawyer Th s made h m so mad that he hesYore heswore hesvore sY-ore sY ore swore - , to rescr reSCl rescu her without a ran ransom ransom ransom som and to jail jaiI her abductors This Thishe he duly d d and h s righteous wrath wrathcarncd wrathcarried wrathearned carncd carried h m over into romance He Hemarned Hemarried Hemarried marned married the galBut galBut gal galBut But that doesn t make Jim a as as ai s veat neat shop I stud ed that case per son sonally personally person ally in NRA . . Wages and work workmg working working mg ing condit condltons ons in m Nellie s factor es eswere eswere eswere were by so far the best ( in n that ID in dustry industry IDdustry that ' tier 1'1er 11er der code com compel compet pet tors torsprmclpal torsprincipal torsprmcipal prmclpal principal complaint was that she shewas shewas ahewas was forthem sett settng ng standards too high for them to equalLew equalLew equal equalLew Lew Douglas and Johnny Hane Hanemay Hanemay Hanemay may care something somethmg about bout dollars dollarsand dollarsand dollarsand and who doesn t t . . But aut neither of them ofthem has been nearly as successful successfulin successful1D 1D in corralling corrallmg dollars dollar * as the Presl Presi President Presldent dent s own family-after family after family - after but never b before neverbttore neverb neverbefore dore his election in 1932 . . . |