Jasper County Democrat, Volume 22, Number 95, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 February 1920 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Senator Borah has lived in the west long enough to know that most of the destructive political tornadoes come from that quarter. He sees the black clouds gathering and is trying to shoo his colleagues into cyclone cellars. Senator Hays is again attempting to make the plurality of Republicans in congress look and act like a majority, bnt even he can’t fine a common denominator for this b-anch of incompatible fractions. It is to ba observed that the Lodge plan for “Americanizing” the treaty is more or less satisfactory to all the elements which sympathized with Germany before and during the war. Among the 171 framers of the next platform Mr. Hays doubtless has included not only the /principal scribes, but also a fair representation of the Pharisees of the G. O. p. The Republican party might have survived a special session of congress, but the people will hardly forgive a repetition of the same dis।ma I failure in the regular session. There is more joy among the Republican partisans for one minor mistake in conducting the war than for all the glorious achievements that led to victory. It is now more than two months since the regular session of the Republican congress began substituting conversation for legislation. Those who think the United States can. live unto itself will do well to study the effect, of a de-* dining foreign exchange. An admiral who attacks the honor *bf his on® country’s navy is certain to be a hero in the Republican congress. Any “knock” against the army or navy is sure to open the Republican door in welcome to the “knocker.”' It is becoming clear that the navy won the war on the sea in spite ©f one of its admirals.

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