Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-09
Wilson Gives OUT
MESSAGE OF PEACE
.REASSURES BUSINESS


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the trust and currency legislative pro-
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J'clure as lo what was To follow, and
that there was clear and firm road
ahead ON which honest men mipht
travel with perfect confidence
For passage at this session tbc nres.
idcut urged measures to mrat tho
changed conditions due to inc IN
ropcau war particularly the govern
mcut shin purchase bin measures Ia
unlock resources of the national do
main and To encourage improyoment
of uaNigahlc waters for renor8tio, of
| power and the IiIl already passod b,,
/ the hoisc to Diva o., I,y,., ,,,,,.,,,,o -
self government to the people of the
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inc Phlhppine blll, the president
asserted, would nohly crown the roc
/ lah"r' Concerning rural credits leg
isIatlon, sought by so many he eX-
/ pressed regret that difficulties of the
subject seemed ITO render it impOssi-
/ IIr 10 complete bill for passage at
/ TINS session
Members Of the senate and house.
/ listened attcntyeB to the outline Of
/ the presidents program as they did
also his discussion Of economy and
/ the assertion that there should be
I systematic rcorstnilaton and reas-
scmhling' Of the parts of the govern
mont TO secure greater efficiency
Mr. Wilson spoke with great em-
phlsis and dclihcr1tiOn when he be-
/ gan discussion Of the military situa-
. ton and was enthusiastically Chccred.
The galleries joining in the applause,
when he said:
'It is all iu some quarters that wo
are not prepared for war What is
/ meant by being prepared Is it
/ meant that We are not ready upon
. BRIEF notice 10 put nation I'm the
/ Held. nation Of men trained 10
arms OF course, we are not ready
to do that; and We shall never Dee ip
time of peace so long as we retain
our present political principles and n-
stitutons'
Proclalming the people Of the
/ United states, champions of peace
and Of concord the president em-
, phaticaIy opposed great standing
army and was again cheered when he
asserted In time Of national peril the
country must depend upon cit
lHrniN trained and accustomed 10
arms
When the president cone't i"d he
/ was surrounded 10y senators AMI menu
pers' VINO crowded about MN to eN-
tend thcir cohgiatulauons. HIS speech
Gentlemen or the Congress The