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Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111. Entered as Second Class Matter November 8, 1924, at the postofflce of Chicago, Illinois, under the act of March 3, 1879. VOL. V. NOVEMBER, 1926 No. 13. What is the Election About? By C. E. Ruthenberg TTTE will elect this year the whole membership of the er and that the control of political power is a mighty ** House of Representatives, one-third of the Senate, weapon in advancing the class or group interests of the and the governors and state legislatures of a large num- various economic groupings in our country. ber of states. With the one exception of the State of In order to make a case for the Republican Party as Minnesota the election will decide whether the candi- the beneficent creator of "prosperity," not for one class dates of the Republican Party or those of the Democratic or group, but for the country as a whole, it would be es- Party shall be elected to ofQce and hold the political sential that the Republican Party present the program power which goes with these offices. of economic measures thru which this "prosperity" was Fifty million voters will be brought into existence and is asked to go to the ballot box- being maintained. No such es and cast their votes. To program is being presented to induce them to give their the voters for their support. support to candidates of one Neither does the Democratic or the other of the two ma- Party present such a pro- jor parties thousands of gram. With the exception of speeches will be made, tens slight differences of view- of thousands of newspaper point as to how high the tar- articles will be written, mil- iff should be on certain goods lions of leaflets and pam- imported into this country, phlets will be distributed, which difference has not as- and tens of millions of dol- sumed such importance in lars "will be expended.