New York, June 28 The answer is what it has always been. To the liberal the purpose of government. is_uncha It is to Leave men free... eral does not sce inthe present. administration any will to leave men free, Mr. Wendel Willkie He sees only an attempt to increase the powers of government.
On another occasion Willkie said government "drunk. with power" Was at least as dangerous as business men similarly intoxicated and charged that, "the abuses that corrupted. the 1920's have been transferred from Wall' Street to Washington."
Willkie did not nominate himself as 8 Presidential prospect.
"Tam not In the slightest sense of the word a candidate. for President of the United States," he said last April 4, "and T have not the slightest clusion about being nominated."
Last April 25 he admitted he was "honoured" by and. "interested" in allusions to his political availability re concerned with the "principles in which T_believe" than in, any hypothetical presidential prospects he might have,
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