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lieved the petitioner of a bad

wife. This is an absurd claim

for damages. A man who brings

a divorce for the purpose of

getting happily married to an

other woman has no claim, as

he suffered no damage.”

Secretary of State and he goes and

plants the United States marine

corps on the necks of the Haitians

arid, the Dominicans and Nica

raguans.

They appoint Mr. Burleson to be

Postmaster General. and he gets

bilay to extirpate and bury all labor

organizations in the postal service.

They appoint Mr. Palmer to be

Attorney General and he gets out a

beautiful injunction to put the

United Mine Workers and their

strike where they and it were

thought by him to belong—on the

legal ash-heap.

They appoint Mr. Houston to be

Secretary of Agriculture and he

leads the way to that “deflation” of

the farmer and to “restriction”

of the supply of farmer’s credit

which, in turn, led the way to the

farmer-labor political Northwestern

revolt of 1933, and to the appear

ance among us in Washington of

such persons as Brookhart, of lowa,

and Shipstead, of Minnesota, and

Wheeler, of Montana.

No Criticism Intended.

These things may all have been

very fine things tp do. There is no

notion here of criticising them on

their merits or demerits.

What is here pointed out is only

this: that after the Democrats have

kidded the "common people” almost

into death and the millennium, they

then give us /just about, on the

whole, the same sort of adminis

tration that the Republicans give

us, with the top-dogs top. where

they are accustomed to be, and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Washington times. (1925). Washington [D.C.], 1925-03-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1925-03-19/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1925-03-19.