The Washington times., 1912-09-25
Money In Banks Here.

earnings than prevails In the United
States. Increased prices In some Eu-
ropean cities have led to riotinss.
Money In Banks Here.
savings banks In the United States
show deposits of over $1,000, 100000. or
as per capita Of the population. This
would Indicate that American workers
are not only not facing starvation. but
are able to pay the cost Of living and
also put something aside for "a rainy
=, day'4such as the election Of Demo-
= cratic President and Congress, which
would mean four years Of rainy
days. asXrS. p,vr. law Ia, had no NOR. to
do with the advancing cost OF living
than the latest Atlantic cable tariff. on
the contrary II has enabled the Ameri-
can worker to meet the cost OF living
and maintain his family In comfort" nc
continued. 80
Farmers were never better of. Every
legitimate industry Is looking forward
nations progress shall not be halted by
the benumbing glacier of free trade Or
the destructive lava stream of anarchy
Most certainly I hold out not only
vision. provided that revision shall not
be haphazard, but based upon the rate
OF duty necessary to prevent destructive
opet,lo sa irgm uffo rope SSnntrIe res
Democrats presented to me for my sig
nature wooden bill and a cotton bill.
both Of which, II allowed to become
laws would have made such radical
cut In the rates on many wooden and
cotton manufactures as seriously to In
terfere with those industries in this
country and would have forced a trans
fer OF the manufacture to England and
Germany and other foreign countries.
did not get time to visit the Demo-
cratic chamber Of horrors as, they cali
me funny story about It. 4 working
man was looking at the products there,
with their tags showing the price were
the tariff duty removed. He noticed a
markedly T love. 'H %hy pr psG said Ga' that
would be less than / get for making
such coat. Where would I come inF
yes, where would he come in?
Would Proceed at Once.
with the election OF the Republican
candidates for President and Congress,
revision wilt proceed at once along the
lines indicated, by the work OF the tariff
board"
Asked II that meant an extra session
ths Is sssisn Tsy .spc
As to banking and the Aldrich cur
rency pla, the President said:
Il have not changed in the slightest
my view as to the necessity OF none,
importance of the work done by the
mopetary commission, Of which. former
'aenafor Aidrieh was, chairman" Con-
There has been some criticism of
alleged intervention in Nicaragua.
There was no Intervention there
Under conditions of anarchy and law
essness and with the consent OF the
lawful government. American marines
were landed In Nicara qua to assist in
the protection of the lives and prop
erty of Americans. While ] am In the
ereignty of every, republic on this con-
tinent will be respected as fully as We
mean that our own shall be respected
by other nations"
=, View On Equal Suffrage.
, On equal suffrage he said:
Suffrage for women Is an issue to
be. decided by the States. and there
can be no doubt whatever that when
ever and wherever a majority OF
women impress upon their fathers,
ssn; Sats than snd viii Seana
the right to vote. 1t Is too noble, too
serious, too sacred an issue to be used
by a political party merely to- catch
capable OF wise use of the ballot as
Il regard the maintenance OF an in
dependent Judiciary as a supreme issue
ana L agree WIN inc hulcIiCdH IodT Az
ISOLATION that the recall applied to
judges would tend to deprive the pub
lie Of judges Of ability, character. and
a high sense Of duty.
THE Republican party stands for the
Constitution as 1t Is, with such amend
ments adopted according to Its pro-
visions as new conditions may require
The President expressed himself as IA
vorable to immigration, declaring that
the country was big enough for all; he
said that the negroes were expected to
vote for the Republican party as they
always had since a Republican Presi-
dent freed them he declared that the
claims of Samuel Gompers, attacking
the Taft Administration were as er.
roneous as his claims that he would
deliver the entire labor vote to Bryan
four years ago
He then called attention to laws in
behalf of labor passed during his Ad-
ministration, and after declaring that
he was greatly encouraged and hoped
to be reelected in November, the
President ended his statement with
the following:
Ell appreciate Governor Wilson'S
courteous and respectful personal at
titude toward my office and toward
me. As to his statement about me
being misled by bad advisers ! wish
him and everyone to understand that
i have been and will continue to the
end of my term President of the
United states In all that the title i'm
plies. that l am responsible for every
act of my Administration and have
no burden to shift on others"