Here m
The Socialist Press does nol
wish to appear as taking sides
in the political brawls of old par
iy politicians,but if one of then)
is honest and above board and
j doing his best according to his
lights, one cannot help favoring
i him as against a lot of unscru
pulous schemers; and in this
wise we apparently do because
it has a direct beariug on the
political situation.
Marshal Eiwin is outside but
ho seems to have a worthy lieu
tenant here in the person ofliis
thief deputy. No sooner had his
trict Attorney Crossley some
days ago made a statement to
the eil'ect that if the Department
t)f Justice desired a man like Er
win in the Marshal’s oflice, it
fc_§ou!d have no use for him, than
the gang met in the marshal’s
bl^p and fixed up a grossly dis
torted & exaggerated statement
of what Crossley actually said,
and wired it to Washington, ho
ping of course to expedite mat
ter. ).. refers nee to CrdssleyV
* removal;
1 tie Citizen solemnly inform
ed us last week that it had re
moved Di irict Attorney Cross
ky Jiom tiie "iiigu pedestal ol
^iits regarid” The resulting jar
to Ciosley must lia\e been so
gre.i it w felt by his
folks back home;
t 1 snarl over tlio removal ol
the “row’' in which the districl
attorney’s oilice and the city
counci, have been involved now
seems in a fair way to be smooth
e<i out without re*oit to the
courts. When the time limit set
tor removal by the district attor
had about expired, the city
a^rnl for rind was granted a few
day8 grace. The women were
Ihen givan a tip to move which,
it is said; they are doing. F..r a
time complications in reference
to the matter promised to mniti
ply. The city ollicials threatened
to have the district attorney ar
rested in case he attempted to
fear down the fence enclosing
the row, and the district attor
ney threatened to prosecute the
otticials for permitting obstruc
tions in the streets. The al" vir
however, was amicably settled
by the city complying with the
district attorney’s orders.
«, There is a persistent rumor
about, town that the confirmation
, .. i r, .
Of M,r. Roth as district attorney,
lifts been blocked in the senate.
As a consequence there is much
gloom in ft cbitim quarter, and
,4 a corresponding elation of spirit
in most other direeliahs.
The Times having at last giv- 1
'n some intimation that it pos
messed political conviction?, anc
intended to tube sides in tin
present campaign and suppoi
‘lunnell, the News-Miner take
'ccasiou to poke fun at tin
Times for its hitherto slraddlt -
of-the-fence position, and nl*<
to berate the latter for support
ing Bunnell in preference t«
Wickersham.
The News-Miner has but litth
room to crow in regard to tbin
matter, for that newspaper ii
previous compaigns hits had
considerable difficulty in locat
ing itself politically. Two years
ago, there being no pork in
sight, it climbed unbidden onto
the Socialist band wagon, but
finding it was not wanted, soon \
slid off. This year however it
was different. Having become
an N. C.-White l’nss chnttel,and
Wickersham having laid down
to that combination which pro
bably includes the Guggen
heims, The Nows-Miuer knew
just exactly where it was at.
Starve The War &
Feed America.
No other political parly would
dare unfurl its banners carrying
Subicribe for The Socialist
Pres? 'ad get the news you
need to know.
uicli a battle cry. The Democra
'.ic administration may adopt
he peaceful and euphonious
phrase, “Watchful Waiting” as
s campaign declaration. The
lepuhlienni and Progressives
may do worse.
The Americnn Socialists *re
oing to teach tl.te masses why
Europe is plunged in war and
hy Alnorica 16 groveling ih po
erty. The next two months will
\ cide whether the workers will
he able to starve the wat and
eed America.
Socialist Wins
In South Afriea.
~The Labor party in South Af
rica registers another Victory at
.1 bye-election for the UnioD
House of Assembly iu the Eur
han C nlral District, occasioned
t>y the death of Sir David Ilun
ter, which has resulted in the
return of Keutridge, the Lobor
candidate, by a majority of 108
over the Unionist and 101 over
the moderate.
Irish Delegation
Coming
» P. T. Daly, secretary of the
Irish Trade Union Congress and
Labor Party, in a letter to Wal
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