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3 63 ~~ It is an undeniable fact about isWe movement. eolleges, and our dictionaries have been altered in order to enable Fabians and * - smsrioen “Internationalists” and "Liberale® - pretended Demoorats or Republicans + - te mullify the Decleretion of Indopendence, void the Monroe Doctrine and destroy eur republican form of government under the guise of "democracy". "eddy" ae S 4», oad the’ was begun is ef the descendents of the Roosevelt Torys of 1776 (as wee F.D.R, and is Slean the first President traitorous enough to advocate and propound “democracy”. platfors*of ol4, above all the stertling Democratic Platform of 1900, the pelitioe] debates in Congress and elsewhere, {t should then be your solemn duty to restore the ecoursete use of “Republican” temainology - regardless of personal conse- ‘_ -« Quences. The United Stetes never was a democracy; ie not now, We live in g repub- at lie, The advocates of democracy have never attempted to practice democracy, and, even pow, would not dere advocate “democracy” except in the knowledge that the people have | Pa eres 2) Wicholas Mu utler, a8 I recollect hie exact words? “Peace 2 | * . @emocracy are the two most misused words in the Boglish lenguege today.. Defent our republican form of government and its liberties...The representative REPUBLIC erected | on the American continent under the Constitution of the United States is a mora ad- wenced, a more just and a wiser form of government then the socialistic and direct democracy which is now proposed to sudsetitute for it..To put the matter bluntly, there ie under way in the United States at the prescnt time a definite and determined move-~ ment to change our representative REPUBLIC inte a socialletic demooracy...It presents 2m itself in many persuasive and seductive forms. It uses attractive formas to- which men like to give adhesion; but if it ts successful, it will bring to ean end the funt* SE ef government that was founded when our Canstitution was made..." From WHY SHOULD + WE CHANGE OUR FORM OF GOVERNMENT. (1915)- not since he has been using Teachers Cell- ege to teach "democracy". “ Send 50f to Womantsa Voloe, 5637 South Dearborn *t, Chicago, Illineis for @ copy of "Forty Years of Roosevelt", Send 50¢ te Carl ote, 5686 Central Aveme, ; Indianapolis 6, lana: “Political Theelegisans and Theoldgical Politiciens.”Ch.¥I, < we gee of the officially documented books Woodrow Wilson: Diciple of Revolution.” (1988) by , Col, Jennings CYWise gives the nemos and relates how these pretended Democrats and Republicens dcfé'ted Taft w “Teddy" and how they mecn to destroy the twa party sy- etem and substitute FPhilipyius Administrator." The prophetic and startling speech ef Abrahca Linoola,.at Springficld, Jan. 27, 1887, titleds "Preservation of Our * Government” is too long for here. 80 is that of Daniel Webster, in the House of Rep- j§ resentatives, Dec. 9, 1614, titlod: "Military Conscription is Despotiem™. How mich gold renoins ot Fort Knox? Woe helf of F.D.R.‘a face blow off? — . . GEORGE WASHINGTONs "The basis of our politice] system ie the right of the people to make ond to ulter their Constitutions of government; but the Constitution which ot any time exists, til changed by om explicit and authentic set of the whole people, is s:.credly obligatory upon oJ." The Constitution guarantees to each of the ' , «States o republican forn of government. artiole 2 of the Bill of Rightes "A well-regulated militia being necessary . to a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.’ PY; Which meons « aan may beer o}1- tho arms he chooses ot any time, And, when & Governor informs e citizen that he is a mcmber of the Stato Milita he is and howl One good Feason why the Constitution Brovides compulsory military conscription is to kéep the Federal Government from usurping the rights of the States and therefore of the People. "This Corntry, with its institutions belongs to the people who inhebit it," - Mot to the President/ the Congress or the Supromo Court separately or combined, -- - mot YETI ' . = ». os an thet of s °,..in their own (the people's) keeping exolustvely. and net ~~ of any ty leaders or demagogues, or polisice) hacks, is the integri ef the Constitution. “It Is én r arms and honest hecrts of the creat masnes,- . Who are not members of Congress, nor holders of office ...thrt resides the sefety ef © the statoa; ond these nagses, though slow to move, are irresistible, ® on. the ‘tine onc. ° @eeasion for moving come, - . . nes Sarre "ro have « democracy, lawfully, yo must hove a bloody revel’ den," “It _ Y t be,well for those, the talk ¢ racy and. International medé Fa. including son phe! ‘Agenaeiiy mulices ter nly EXgylohnson, = ,¥ Fanthay) > . tern pteriowel SSilvberger,+ Van’ #F_ and te * henchaen’. 2 edne’ codsidefatidén to the Lirws2 statement on fooling t. con people, ama. oan dorefully and conaider seriously the meaning smd purpose of Gtorge Wesh.ngton's Farewell Addrese and the teachings of Thomas Jeffersonfon trying te make Burope moral and om republican goverment, In wartine TRAITORS are shot at wenriee. (wore information if wanted) : . .~ My material is not eopyrighted, You are invited to publish er make reprints end send ~ is) Spm to your Congresmmen, Senators and friends. If we are to keep the Republic, a L¢@ Migh stenderd of cititenship is all inpértant, oye - a . SW Ike f 2th Arras giersnl athertif, poe prt firsttecace, Gootiw are td Ah, tapadl Wf Utacae Uist ? ee. .