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Washington press dis» the White House favorites are gloating they have done. It is true there has Explosion. The veto was less of a sur- "armers and the West than our Eastern realize, although we had reason from and observations to expect some- The veto certainly showed little The merits of the farm relief pro- lingly, were never considered. appeared to be inimical to the interests it promised to raise the price Therefore it was rejected. The Presi- astute a politician to break with the selfish, moneyed crowd that maneuv- into office. Had he signed the bill there would have been a terrific explosion disappointed Easterners. The Wash- the President's champion, would have of apoplexy and passed out. So Mellon, Herbert Hoover, Julius O'Leary, and the rest of the crowd bitterly opposed to the measure. !^oolidge was in a tight place. He chose way out. It's our hard luck that an issue onomic importance to American agricul- |ettled by political considerations rather own merits. "The President farm pric materialise making n This is patch, over what been no prise to neighbors past expe riences thing diff Brent, statesmanjship posal The bil of the indjustrialists of food, dent is prejudice|i ered him indoubteAly tco the Poit sti oke Andrew J)hn it! picion called the The Veto Message THE McNary-Haugen veto message of Presi- dent C oolidge made a profound impression on of people whose notion of the surplus control plkn was more or less hazy. It was worded to accomiilish just that, to arouse doubt and sus- I^ raised the old bogey of price-fixing, it bill sectional and class legislation. It accused the plan of promoting one-crop farming, of being (conomically unsound, of being unwork- able and inconstitutional. When Ihe writers had tired of throwing bricks and had lun out of bad names, like the small boy with his tpngue out whose parting shot is "you're us a thousand times," they said: "This measure is so long and involved that it is impossiblt to discuss it without going into many tiresome Retails. Many other reasons exist why it be approved, but it is impossible to state them all v lithout writing a book." All these objections were raised in the House Senate debates. All were effectively an- swered. The bill might have been unconstitutional in the mcsthod provided for the selection of; the Federal Farm Board. But the Supreme Court could have decided this point, after all a small one, if the issue (iver arose. length of the message, and its unusual on the other hand, gave it the ap- of an apology for the veto. Many of the accusktions could have been used against the The vehemencje pearance Federal Reserve Act, the protective tariff, the Immigration Act, the Esch-Cummins Act and other legislation none of which allows "free play of com- petition." The reply by the Executive Committee of 22, is published in full in this issue. Every member should read it carefully. The criticism of the message is set forth under 14 points. The reply refrains from saying that a book might have been written in criticism of the message. Labor and the Farmer John H. Walker, president of the Illinois State Federation of Labor commented favorably on the jrrowing friendliness between organized labor and the organized farmer, in a recent talk at Cham- paign. He referred to the school of thought which believed or believes that organized labor by rea- son of its success in gaining higher wages and shorter hours is largely responsible for the high cost of commodities the farmer must buy, for the scarcity and high cost of good farm'help, and for the disparity in prices between agricultural and non-agricultural goods. There is another side to this question which thinking farmers fully appre- ciate. Labor and the farmer unquestionably have much in common. Labor belongs to the consumer group. It buys what the farmer produces. Pros- perous labor is the farmers' best customer. Few if any begrudge labor its better working condi- tions and higher standards of living. They realize that labor through organization has done for itself what farmers have yet to accomplish. On the othei" hand, labor has been sympathetic to the farmers needs and demands. In Illinois, the State Federation endorsed the McNary-Haugen bill. It f(^ught for tax revision on the basis of ability to pay. Its leaders have shown a most admirable broadness of vision in these and other questions. Farmers have much to learn from labor. With as thorough and unified an organization as the latter, agriculture could get what it needs with much less effort than has already been expended toward securing surplus control legislation. The Outlook for 1927 The 1927 outlook of the federal bureau of
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