ritj
\
? SpwUtl I'orreopondtrncc >
^ *.*hington. J un? ** ~ OpposlUM or
Kfpublk?n nvwspApvn lo KfpublK in
^xtr*r*fiac? In appropriations i^ad
e xpc-nditurve U U>kiquid{ to develop,
although th*? admmiUmtHjn had been
in iiflh.c leu ' ^ ? p four monttia
A cxmspu-ous msUno* of revolt is
found in the editorial columns of the
Akron (O.I Beacon Journal
Referring to the pwsaagr of the
Krench naval budget just pa^ed.
which carries only $1 1XOOO.OO#, as
^^oati>t uur a pp rupriatuns of ? awly
half billion dollars. the Beacon Jour
nal says:
This should be enough to caus* us
lo pause for thought- But we are not
going to do it. We are going to load
the people down with useless Ui?.
we are going to spend a billion and a
quarter tor war m-Hy a billion)
when ihe people need bT^ad and ap
parently we do? not care what they
think about it. Such madness is al
EB5T- TnconvelTaBTe?an^?ff?t5e party
now in power thinks it is going to es
cape an accounting at the hand? of
the people it is sadly mistaken. It
? i in * ?rv n ih? intarmiU of Tha ? *hifl ,
builders. the powder makers, the ar- ?
taor plate manufacturers Back of the 1
mt^asure it it must but as sure as God I
reigns the people will not stand for tt_
They will not always consent to have
their faces ground down on the stone
of confiscatory taxation, and the glib
gentlemen now in Congress who -are
ata for economy~tn their speeches and..
? yet vote for this thing will tiave to
face a day of reckoning, tor the people
tmist put an end to this thing before
there can ever be a hope ot lower
tat^< in thin country I
irTt? KKue ia^erfeetlv Plain. ? Tbe
Beacon Journal is a repubivcan news
paper, but it wants to say here and
f now that it will follow no party *nd
no man in a cause so plainly bad. On
the other hand it proposes to oppose
to the utmost ot its po^er even the
Republican party on this program and I
xrom now on it will maie war unceas
ingly upon any man and any party
that seeks to follow this policy which
means inevitable ruin to the people of
this country/it it is carried out as now
intended.**
The ?*ri HrniM T?tiN 4
The New York Herald. 00 e of the !
. Republican organs of that
?v which has heretofore opposed
rah plan for a recacuon oT ar
.t. demanded a big artny and
:..i\ nd generally enuors<rd every- 1
thfcln ^rprtblfcan. has faced sqnareiy ?
;siV?ut v. .hi now deuxinding that ex
tr.:Vagunt appropriations be cut. In
its issue of June it I
New York Herald would like
to see the combined billion dollar ap- "
l'i *i?. !ui;on> <foi aimy and ?***+ cu?
ir* half.. In the present world out
i.v.1. at. lv ?illmt th-n CVov
rnr.p.ent gamble to this extent. and
?e are satisfied that we would not be
taking long chances at tha;.
itovernmem expenditures are iaiol
Jnti some big dents h^ve rh to
' bt- made in them. The only soluuor
i> the bradaxe."
^alT
The Philadelphia Public Ledger
? Kt p. i contiuuts to chide the present
_ . t.r.:.nlst ration loP Its potU.v s<
:: f . ' 1 nder Ite c apt on ? "Nobody
Knows," it says editorially; / t
'*? Winhiiiytnn nnSi^v It, < jikt
the iuner circles c- ;2*e Admin
istration are doing about the three
greatest of our foreign problems.
? The-.* is silt nee, a silence that aav
n.ean anything or nothing. 1
This is Jujae 3%^ T^ri|C4u^ 1
ministration came into power on Mar ;
%A More than a hundred day^s have
come and gone since. We are in the
tourth month of a new Administration '
pl? djred to action on peace, the limi
tation of armament and a aortd ass>o- ?
cation of nations.
What has been done* Just what
are the accomplishments m the** pi **5
?ed matters?
The House and Senate are ha Ting 1
a tug-of-war over the form and s*?pe
(.? a declaratory peace resolution/
The White House, to all appearanoes. !
is untroubled over that deadkvk
The foreign policies of the Hard
ing Administration retain taetr wrap- J
pings of uncertainty and their mists |
oj vagueness. There is a wall of si
lence around them. Cryptic .utter
ances are the rule. The oracle wkec
it speaks as did the Oracse of Delphi.
The passwords are two; aaJT and
hush* But what of pear*-* Of the
limitations of armament % Of the as
sociations of natioas* (katsMe of the
inner circle nobody knows.
Is it possible the AteiftistratNm
inner circle Itself does not bwv*
I 4 iter falls far
In a most respectful bat rarM let
ter to President Hardin*. Hamilton
Holt, editor of The Indepeadent <New
>^ork) calls npoa him to his
plans for world peaee. deelarinc that
the time has come ftor him to rf?<i
his promises In this Wfttl After re
culling Mr Hardinx's raar-ifi pcom
ise to seek to eotahftish mm AsmriaiiM:
of Nations. Mr Holt says:
"Yon have not yet gtvem the Aner
Kan people the slightest lakliag of
I he terms Of this Hardiax Asmatio*
t .tat vo? propose shall <?ffliat the
Wilson Leaxoe . . . Tm cannot
t?*pe to get pablfcc opinion behind yoar
nr-M* uition without takin* voar coan
tr*men into yoar n>ol? ? >e
IVintinc out that lircx* nlVr aj?
poet is rm-vssary to the ntihnaiMi of
i he covenant of an association,
Kvaus^ the IV nocrats control rrwro
ihtn ??ne- third of the Senate. Mr ttolt
? ontinues
Mr President, the ttno* has <x-?oe
f ? r you to rede*?n> yoar fe>>nwe?. TV
? ?aintry and the world have watted 1
long fmm?h to know f?t * hat kind
ot an association of aatfc?ais ivn hare
in mind ?f voa delay ne^i fart We
j . ople everywhere will tnevi^aMy oca
? lade that either yv>n no concrete
plan at all or else that yon pr, -spent*
to pat party harmoav above worM
* elf. ire."
->? I arty letr*a on ?bamnnrM.*
.At this writing there is Mne W|e
STRIKE
. TOASTTD"
.Cigarette
No clgarstte has
the same delicious ~\
. flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
1 rjalha U |l| ?
HtCH y 3u IRu ts BrO
toasted cigarette.
and prospect thai the House will
adopt the Borah three-nations plart
for a conIerence_ on Ju^ftMkm^niATusieaih
~o* the Porter Resolution fxrr an all na
tions land and se* plan While this
resolution authontes the President to
call such a conference there has been
no assurance that President Harding
*ill calT such a conference promptly
or will call it at all. On the contrarv
correspondent who says ar ts In a po
sition to state "the view l*resident
Harding; at the moment.'" asserts there
will be no early action. Nil. Carter
Field, the correspondent, says under
date of June 21:
I "President Harding' w:;i not call a
disarmament conference f** Great
Britain. Japan and the United States
in the immediate future. There will
be no such call until there has beer,
a thorough understanding and a very
definite agreement made in sit ret be
ta ecn representatives of the three
countries. . ; ^
"The Tribune correspondent is :n a
position to state flatly that this is the
view of President Harding at the mo
fiicnt. and that therefore, despite the
obvious satisfaction w hich the admin
istration has taken in the statement by
Premier IJoyd-Georse printed today
'< favoring the conference* and in other
indications that something ma> be
worked out with a view to saving the
tremendous armament taxation bur
df n. no immediate move ?ul be made
ii* .public."
? *\+, ? * *
Tariff and the Hu^iarxs Man'x Party.
Republican leader Vondell . w o*
promises that the tariff bill will bo re
ported about July 1 to the House, and
the fact that Republli an members are
?ts rtlwicr o?u bww ??f Hw 'ii hti
<lult*ak ?ape* ially wtod an<1 :un?ber. in
d?? airs a ton* and sultry debate. Ti"* 1
r.iklni: ;f ? U'lP bil! furnis.i.s a Rood I
iliastrat i.j. of thi business methods j
of the I i m>K -^ir and the Republican
p*r<H?* *t t .^*h,Hiiun
In the Democratic Congress elected
in 15*10. the House passed :< rxrifT hill
within thirty days after it was organ
ised.
The Republican party has had con
j trol or Congress now tor 27 months;
tfeg tariff question has hwn under con
jsidemtion for about 8 months; the pre
I sent Congress has T>een in session near
It three months, and a tariff hill la
just about to be reported.
The Democratic Congress, however,
had these advantages: it did not hare |
to cater to any special Interests; it
had no election debts to to priTl
leged classes; it did not hare to listen
tc a hoi ile of lobbyists. It simply had
to make a business tariff and pass it,
and business at qnce adjustec itself to
the new schedules.
Still, the Republican party goee
rtgtii on claiming to be the business
HMLH'5 ggs atl>1 jgjg of guud peeplOf
who either don't know the facts or
] don't take the time to think about
them, go right on believing It.
? ? : , ? =
i A Cem Irtai the i^nfirres^lonaLIkCQnL
Senator Harefson tTTem Miss ? was
exposing the falsity of a claim to the
* cchievcments" of the present Reput>
lican administration made by an over
realous party organ, when Senator
Wolcott (Dem. Del. > inter rUliliMl.
\Tr. WolcotL? ' Does the article say
that these things which are not yet
ftnHhrrt-arg actIIg*"emeir.3~bf~The Re
publlcan party?
Mrs Harrison. ? Yes; they claim
these as achievements.
Mr. Wolcott ?I am very much re
minded of something I read. I think
it was something that old Benjamin
Franklin said about the delay with
which he was meeting in not being
rcrmitted to sail. The Rovernor of
the province had constantly told him
the ship would sail the next day. and
old Ben said he was very much remin
ded of the sign of King George on the
tavern ? always on horseback but ne
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