About Union recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1935)
MULLING THE FOG and Col. Frank Knox may result in NEW DOLLA* «US NOW I of thfc country, < » parti cu- Perhapa this is largely due tc circumstance that it is a peculiarly t—ooil business. 1is activties be come manifest only during Presi dential campaigns and are largely confineo to those campaigns in which no conspicuous figure is ready to the hand of a poltical party seeking a candidate for the highest office in i at Mr. Hearst's political com meotators. of the amatinf quality or Governor Land on of Kansas. There has not been such a pheno menal combination of greatness and goodness since that paragon. Honest Tom H«sgen. was the candidate of Mr. Heart s Independence League - quarter of a century ago. This cmin- ■EASY TO CRCULATE Milledgeville bankers have a sup ply of silver certificates of the new type authorized by the federal ary. They are ed throughout the , through the federal • available to the public yester- convention deadlock that would “kill each ether off.” It is not that the personal ambitions of either ^ would have any influence in bring-' ing about this result which Mr. Sullivan describes as capable of harm to the party and to the coun try. Mr. Sullivan was astonished "to observe the way in which they *ub* pvasury. They arr being dotribut- ordinate personal ^mtcrost 'or ^ .he ^ , hr<)uJhou , , h( . Ur)itcd sutai cause for wh c cy oc through the federal reserve ar.d He hazards the surmise that DOih| reluctant to get the nomination. I rn. Strategy of the Shrlokln. most noticeable change in the The country at large 'hares the I „ bu] (j , design „„ astonuhment. and might be inclined which pratnts both Jld „ ot » ho “ *“> °< «*>' united States. hU can i aey on ■ ..... |Thc obverse of the great seal is Uto 00 l ‘ m ’ i * n e ’ IS ' n ‘ vi familiar eagle design with the mot- m iwn. |probably the same intrusive agcnc> I pturibus llnum" This deep economic reflection is that dive reed the Washington cor-j f . ' . , provebrt uy the J^tdl.0^'. I respondent and chief political wrlterlj^ , h ° » , ny ' . .. . . . money, shows an unfinished pyra- from his normal •functions and set . , . . . . 1 “ . .. mid surmounted by an »./e in a tn-i him to press agenting the Knox i . : . .. . . ..... .... angular glory. A Latin motto above 1 boom-the same outfit that «"< L h , „ ut Corotis", about the busmate of tying up Hele- Prospered ***? ,or C °'“ eI ,'^iOur Endeevors.’’ A lower nXj. slightest consideration for his feel- j "Novtis Ordo Seclorum and is “**?’ . . „ translated as “A New Order of the Curiously enough, it does not ap-' ent figure, that few people will re-[pear that either of these victims ofi** ' ...... call as a Presidentiai candidate, al-j public demand has ever though of * "***•? ** the designers, so represented the happy union of i withdrawing in favor of the other. - e ^ ev [ crse ° e sea ,s * l< - ,n , . , , . . ... , „ . ,.. m isymbolism. The eye in the triangu- sincerity and wisdetn. modesty and That would havr saved one of them 1 . ' , |. , . ,. , . Jar glory represents All-Seeing Deity executive expertness, rugged inde- from the pain and distress of an un- ■ *" ... .. " , , . . . . , .. „ ■ „ .. and with the motto Annuit Coeptis p«ndenc» and deep understanding of welcome prominence, advancing tne j liratpre fn mnnv c i«»noi national problems. hope of It appear.: that those cf us who' •;ill the desire of beth—which is the thought o' the Kansas statesman as 1 saving of the country from just an oi dinary run-of-mine West- Democrats. ern Governor, whose whole political, Such an act of self-effacement is philoscphy seemed to be his own ■ not impossible at that, but it CM AMBUS JOINS C. 8. MA MINKS Macon. Ga . Dec. SI. (Spl.)—The enlistment of Bdgar I.. Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chamb ers. rural route one. Milledgeville. in the U. S. Marine Corps was an nounced today by the officer ... .. . ... ... "refers to the many signal mterpo- i nomination that would ful- .. VL. isitions of Providence. The pyramid, the symbol of permanence. The! motto “Novus Ordo Seclorum,” in A’crds of the designers, signi-i Rifles "The beginning of the new! | American The face of the bill shews only liiinii Hie graceful line, and begutiful final, 0 f an Automatic Gas Water Heater will add lo the appearance of anyone's kitchen or basement. And it means so much in conveniece, that die home is ideed lucky that receives such a gift. Special terms of $1.75 down and $1.75 n month make it easy to add this really worth while gift to your Christmas list. Decide now. • ■ and make your selection. GEORGIA NATURAL GAS CORP, PHONE 71 tent, and who indicated no Jars to doughnuts that if this ab- particulai devotion to any policy ex- negation ‘wer takes place it will be cept prohibition—which wa’s good ■ cn the pari of the rne who thinks ■ ,,UI,MI -'“"••f”* politics ir Kansas—had a wrong idea, his chances have blown up com- Instead he is. according to Re- * pjetely. | honor, but this Is a ditferent thing publican spokesmen, a vivid blend j Nobody has ever explained why to encouraging publicity folk to • f Abraham Lincoln and Calvin, an aspirant for the Presidency represent them as backing away Coolidgf rhould pretend indifference to a '.‘rom something everybody knows My follow c< lumnist. Mark Sulli- nomination. 11 is understandable they want and which they are van. i> concerned lest the rivalry if tha. a man in that position might breaking their necks to get. the panisans of Governor London obi tain from openly asking for the The denied rivalry of the Gover- nor and the Cclonel has a completc- ment in the conflict between Ex~ . President Hoover ar.d .Senator Bo- jrah. That duel is not sd diferential as the Lundon-Knox relatioriship appears to be on the surface. For jMr. H aver is frankly out to elimi- ! nate the senator as a possibility, and Senator is just as frankly bent Ion making things as unhappv as .possible for the former President. | I gather all this from the disserta- ,Uon of another anti-administration pressman, who points cut that Mr. [Hoover is bent on smoking out Borah; that is. making the Senator declare himself on such issues as the question, inflation with refer- to the soldiers bonus, and the Townsend plan. The idea is that if he can definitely commit the man from Idaho to these things, it means curtains for the latter in the Conser vative East—where most d. the dele gates come from. The Senator just as keenly undertaking elimination of the Old Guard—typi fied by Mr. Hoover, and embracing National Chairman Fletcher. Ogden Mills, and Charles D. Hilles—from control of the Republican party. Denial of Heaver Weald Pref-mg Uw Plagae Is the idea that Mr. Hoover wishes to eliminate a rival aspirant, who has attained rather unexpected sta- j ture as a popular Republican candi date? Is it possible that the line old Liberal wants Mr. Hoover out of the way. on the hypothesis that the big money end of the G. O. P. will take even a Liberal Republican when the alternative is the re-elec tion of Franklin D. Roosevelt? Natu rally Senator Borah has a concrete idea as to which Progressive ought to be favored. Perish the thought! Mr. Hoover has no personal ambi tions: he only desires the restora tion of the old Republican ideals, and Senator Borah cares only for the purging of his party of Wall Street, domination. This being the condition of the minority party, the question natu rally arises: when do they go from here? As my Republican colleagues in the column business refuse to haz ard a guess beyond the general one that It means a dark horse has a chance, and they being in a better Position to prophesy, I win not un dertake to be more definite. It might be pertinent, however, to suggest that, at under existing circumstances the Republican nomi nation will be as valuable as a last election’s campaign poster, what they may do is to improve the op portunity to get rid of their most disturbing element. There is no possiblity of healing the breach between East and West. If Mr Hoover is denied thk time, his insistence will plague them in-1 definitely. As to Borah, for a gen eration he has been n thorn to the stand-natters. To a large extent these two keen each other alive as sources of political irritation. It’s too bad. from a Republican stand point. that b-’th cannot be nominat ed and so effect the killing of two birds with one stone. NerrwM, Weak Vmh Son Al Ri|k "I had regular shaking spells from nervousness,” writes Mrs. Com dan ders. of Paragould. Ark. “I was all run-down and cramped at my time until I would have to go to bed. After my first bottle of Candid, I was bet ter. I kept Oardul sM aooo I was all right. Hie shaking quit and I did not cramp. I fait worlds better. I gave Cardui to aey daugh ter who waa In about the same ooa- CARDUI n H 4m Mt I chart* ot the Diitrlct Itecniltinf Offle*, Macon municipal auditorium. Ha baa been tmufemd to Fktri Iiland, 8. C., fee preliminary train, in*. 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