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LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

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nuisance in the White House than snob Delano, who objected to Farley<br />

NOT on moral or ethical grounds, but PURELY as snobism; didn’t want<br />

a mere henchman to succeed him.<br />

And as to American labor. When will American labor start lookin’ into<br />

the currency question ? “Question,” of course there ought not to be any<br />

INTERROGATIVE element in it. Even a hod carrier OUGHT to be able<br />

to learn why interest payin’ debt is NOT so good a basis for money as is<br />

productive labor.<br />

But will they ? Will the American hod carrier and skilled engineer<br />

(includin’ Mr. Hoover) ever git round to the currency issue ? (I call it<br />

issue, not question.)<br />

And will the American big employer or financier, except Baruch, ever<br />

start studyin’ the solution of HIS problem, which is a corporate solution,<br />

in the sense of that word now current in Europe ?<br />

A CORPORATE problem, or issue, which does NOT mean starving the<br />

workman, or breakin’ him up by scab mobs.<br />

Lord knows I don’t SEE how America can have fascism without years of<br />

previous trainin’. Looks to me, even now as if the currency problem<br />

was the place to start savin’ America. As I have been sayin’ for some<br />

time back, call it ten years or call it twenty. At this moment it looks like<br />

as if John Lewis would take just as long to git round about feedin’ my<br />

books to his troops, as it would take the Harvard faculty to git Mr.<br />

William G. Morse’s permission to use ’em in Harvard (Economics<br />

Department).<br />

Both sides will have to come to it.<br />

#6 (January 29, 1942) U.S.(A1)<br />

ON RESUMING

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