Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 234, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 September 1920 — Page 2

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BRYAN ON COX

(From the Wichit# (Kas.) Beacon) Whpt-ip William J. Bryan' thinking iboul the campaign these beautiful near-autumn days? He is not supporting the Democratic nominee. i 'Well, how could after what he said about him? Before the convention this is whathesaid: ’“Tfce fact that the Democrats of two dry States. Ohio and Kentucky, have instructed for Governor Cox makes it proper to consider his position on the liquor question. It is apparent that he is the man about whose standard the wet forces will * Edwards is a joke. A drunkard in the last stages of delirium tremens would have sense enough to know that Edwards has no chance of nomination. Senator Hitehcoek did not have any chance even before the Nebraska hence he had nothing to lose. Governot Cox is their "man and he has fairly won the dishonor that he 9e^* After disgracing the State he aspires to a „ position in wifich he could disgrace a nation. For years the inen engaged in the liquor businesa nave been the real anarchists of the country, far more dangerous than the professional anarchists. Governor Cox has become their cannomination would make the Democratic party the leader of the lawless element of the country and his election, if such a thing were passible, would turn the W hite House over to those who defy the government and bold law in con•‘There is no liklihood of his nomination and no .chance of his election if nominated, hut why should any Democrat be willing to support a man whose nomination would insult the conscience of the nation? Forth triumph of prohibition is a triumph of the nation s conscience.” -

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The chairman of the ways and mean* committee of the Democratic party, the former ambassador to Germ»y. m*«e a statement the other dagr'in an interview in New York, in which he revealed one of the factor* that characterises the Democratic ''Why not get all we can and call Ond the minftnum?” the chairman of tMB particular committee asked when he wa* queried about whether or not the Democrats would have a limit to thpir campaign contribution*. “My only program t* to get subscriptions, ' he taM a reporter of the Sun and Mb York,Herald. The Democrats wanted “to get all thoy could” when they assessed girl* oaspMped by the government In South Dakota each tor campaign ex-

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TRIAL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1920

Third Week. Sept. 27 to Oct. 1. Sept. 28.—Tuesday. 9229. A. D. Babcock vs. Spencer Hamilton, Sept. 29.— Wednesday. 9233. Stole Bank of Otterbein vs. E. Grant Sutton. 9234. State Bank of Remington vs. E. Grant Sutton. 9235. State Bank of Chalmers vs. E. Grant Sutton. -9236. Roy L. Harris vs. E. Grant Sutton. Fourth Week. Oct. . 4 to 8. Oct. 4.—Monday. 9151 —John F. Arthur Carpenter. 9149— Frank Me(rose vs. Emil Besser, et al. Oct. s.—Tuesday. 9049—Disbarment of Saric, et al. 9178—Premier Stock Farm Assn. vs. Joseph Seitier. -9193—Ge0. W. Kennedy vs. Jesse Dunn. Oct 6. —Wednesday. 9170—Premier Stock Farms Assn. vs. Steve Nicholas, et al. 9171—Premier Stock Farms Asdn. vs. John Altenbach, et al. 9172—Premier Stock Farms Assn. vs. Emil Moutin, et al. Oct. 7.—Thursday. 8581 —Frank E. Lewis vs. Estate Benj J. Gifford. 8582—Clifton J. Hobbs vs. i'Eetate Benj. J. Gifford. • Oct. B.—Friday. 9209—Arthur W. Walker vs. Edward Zugbaum, et al. .

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Americanism

By LEONARD WOOD

Of courM mob violence ia ■imply on* form of anarchy) and anarchy is now a* it alwaya ha* boon, the hand maid** and forerunMne of tyranny.—Theodor* Roosevelt: Letter to Governor Durbin of Indiana, Anyust 6, 1803. RECENTLY th (Mftha there was mob violence, growing out of race prejudice. The mob tried to set aside law,' and as the absence of law is anarchy, anarchy prevailed temporarily in Omaha. There have been many other cases of temporary mob rule in the United States, and everywhere anarchy ruled while the mob held the upper hand. There can be ho order without law, no safety for the lives of men, women and children, nor safety for property. It is necessary, therefore, that the law should rissert Itself through its duly accredited agents at the moment that the rule of unrule begins. In Omaha order was restored through the agencies *f the law and It was done without firing a shot. The great masses of .yitizens of an American community can be depended upon to stand straight for order. In Theodore Roosevelt’s letter to Governor Durbin, written at a time when there had been an attempt by a mob to override the law, he says that anarchy is now as it always has been the handmaiden or the forerunner of tyranny. Anarchy takes no thought either of proper restraint or of orderly procedure of any kind. In substance it Is license and worse than license. It lets loose all the base passions of men and its sole end is the destruction of those things which make for good government. It has no substitute to offer for the things present, hut has only to do with destruction. The history of the world has shown that when an unbridled mob takes possession of the agencies of government. tyranny has prevailed during the. mob rule, and then almost always has followed in another form the establishment of a despotic government. Despots always are tyrants. TJie road from democracy t* the worst form of autocracy leads through the field of anarchy, and While it is passing through the field -it is in tyranny’s territory. Law and order, government under the Constitution and by the expressed will of the masses of the people—these are the handmaidens of liberty as anarchy is the handmaiden of tyranny.

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