The chronicle=news., 1914-03-31


been swsyed In his iaterests toward
the bill BY the ''ship sShsidy istss.
esss." vas = .'hase and false tnsia-
uasiaa."
~ aay mas here believes that
sisnder. ''ies him ssaad W. here sad
sov. % that he nay be seen BY hun
dredx OF ~itneases." The nevspspes
be said. "sioss With every editor In
America Who hopss 10 be - a,nbss-
sador. nisisass. eoasai xsssssi OF In
some other fat ard JURY joA has
b~~n sad-svosiaS TO - In aatssos.
I'm 10 the pF~si6~ns ever siaee the
eieetlea. rhess pspsrs declared !
am optnsias this ssssssd~s to Great
Briisih Is ss osSaias sua IN my
campaign for psssidsat II 1915. u
may surprise these ohsraaioas eoas.
ssssns to knoS that ! never hinted 10
any human heiss tia, would hs .
candidate In 1915. and that am not
u candidate. Their sisades has b~~a
a xra,ui,o.,s ussstal dsUsaaiio9
II never eatsFtaissa the slightest
III uiM toward the persitent sf,oat
the Raltissosv uesS~stioa. wish
him sell. aid al ! could to elect
him. far nsore lhaa ap0s - ahosr
Who 20 vosiserosaly sad faianasriy
prsis~ hins aeu. sad Tor uhosa. Sssp
aova IL his heart hs mos, ea'sseaia
sarrseme roals0ps. have slsedfose-
~ supported hin sstil vs are called
apos 10 holt the plaifogn. ! shao-
iai~iy r~fus~ 10 Do Aay sseh shias. T"
Mr.. CLARK ihss ssssss~d 10 ps,hissA-
I'd sepasss Of . fisAt on bis sc.eisr-
ticn To the speak~sshle.
.TA- Nev York asa sesesiesiiy
naaiasiss the srssjsaas iron kss.
ssrky SMr. aAisisyp for spssh~s-
shsp." ssiA hs. here ts Ne esses
isssvass,"
--Rsposss have u thai aisssdS the
little Ssaaes. hav~ seesSrA 'hss Req
rss.asasive Garter 0is0 a virEas,a
vesia be . eonA nan for sioae lse1-
81 saa sAss Rsees,rsssstse ewaesr
shirley a kessnrky ~osl4 make -
IDEAL sp-ak-r.' TIE ssaass psst ~
that paragraph - that u ssksa no
a~a,toa os ny vsiashls. r~hssnsas
sna verisesoas srsesA srp@ 1ssaa
tAr. HsasyD sse sAs Rsekssss.p.
-u~ hss aa ea9s- eye a. The sr-sk.
-r>hip sar ,hsse ussay yeesa
u have shis 10 say: TIE fart thai
an aakisg skh fisAt soe ess Plat
fs-m pasAgvs NAY eaa ~ psAlSe
carer. TAese arr masy THAN
~oss~ ihsa h-isg d~sestsd Tor era.
s.s,. Of defeated for the ss,sskssship
at even vos>- shas 10 b. dessa's< for
tho ps.sid~scy. aaA oae a sh~a b
10 s~padtst~ tho platform % ~hi.h
rou arr elected. " my eeessetss-ais
~ho have slnod BY s,~ With usshak.
IN fidelity should r~sisr ~ to pri.
.asc iif- I s,iii ess he happy Ia tho
love aad effeesioa of my wife SAD
shiidrva. In the speisty Of ny books
SAD IN cuiii~ssias flowers sad ires~."
As~ssias that ~ had NO rrtteisn
for his t,emorratlc fvscadn Who wesld
vote for tho rspsai. the spsatsf
rleaded that ~ we 0use differ. tst
rs differ ia kisAsr.A.' aad thea
launched isio ~ sfeum~at On the
merits of tho so,ls t.se
iir -oas-nd~d. ms. shss the trsss-
roatisensai taiiruaAa woaiA ~ she|
chief h~acf,ciarisa a. . sspral.
Further rrsessise 10 the prcssdnt's
attitude. Speaker Clark said that III
~c have catered iato IN sxreesseat
which sorbids 10 10 snaaaxc our o~a
affairs. then ne msss absae by II.
however soossah sr usaeeeaary that
cnsasemrnt may have bees."
Honest opinIoas." he said. "dif-
tcrcd. Whasever may ~ the differ
eneea of oplaSon rrspecsiag the mcr.
Its the cas-" he sstd. II do President
Wilson honor Sos hts iars. mt ! don Z
and cannot cnaorse hi& judsuseat. d
think he h wholly II the wroue at
lrss 10 far q tyt tfeasy u our owa
aomss4ie sitaatioA. saA eoaseSaentiy
offers no Just cause for the breaking
Of we'll considered pafty pledge.
-Thc repeal" he said. "means
the practical abandonment of tho
Monroe doctrine. which the Ameri.
car people viii uaiataln At aii has-
ards. Those who 'leacrt that the
Monro doctrine 10 dead. reckon with.
out their KoAt."
As,er disrHasihg the Mohroc dor-
trinc the speaker concluded with
this appeal, wow may the God Of
our fzthcrs. who sncrvch three mil
lion backwotiss Americans to fling
their s1rc Of battle Into the face Of
the mlshticsl hdAirth Of the world: