Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
One Year of Democracy
 THE VISION
(By Geo. E. WilcoX)

A little over one year ago, the democratic party was placed in con- trol of the government of the United States. This control was not par tial, it was and is, complete; so whatever has been accomplished dur ing the past year in the way of legislation or administration. the democratic party is responsible for
 The democratic party of this na- tion is in absolute control of three men, viz: President Wilson, Wm. J.
 Bryan and MT. Underwood, so what ever benefits have been derived from this administration. and whatever mischief has been done thru unwise legislation, or bad policies, these men are responsible for; and as these men are the democratic party said party must be given the proper credit. What have they done for us, and what are the results up to date? We have a new tariff law, MT. Un- derwood's bill. forced thru congress by MT. Wilson, president of the United States, who, by the way, IS the most artistic wielder of the Big Stick" that has ever undertaken to influence a national party caucus. and the most lavish in the use of a lacteal fluid combined with an aque- ous vehicle for the purpose of facili- | tating grape juice diplomacy, that this country has been afflicted with for the past forty years.
 MT. Farmer, how do you like this | C tariff ,,oaacnrao Iayo x,a,, ! noticed that everything you produce \ is on the free list, and almost every | thing you have to buy is as high as 1 il ever has been? Have you noticed | that eggs from China, beef, mutton, wool, etc, are coming by the ship load from South America and Aus 1 tralia? These are some of the prod ucts of your labor and your lands.
 MT. Laboring Man, have you ex-
 rerienced any trouble in procuring
 employment during the past six
 months? Do you remember Cleve-
 land and the Coxey army? Are the
 conditions now in any way similar to those of Clevelands time?
 What about our foreign policies,
 as conducted by the present adminis-
 tration? This great nation, many
 years ago, notified the world that the United States government would,
 thereafter, tolerate no further ac-
 ouisition of territory on the western hemisphere by foreign nations, nei- ther by means of conquest or pur-
 chase. It has also, for many years,
 been the policy of this government
 to exercise necessary police powers
 over any of our neighboring republics,
 whenever it became necessary to do
 so in order to protect the lives and
 property of foreigners, when said
 neighbors were engaged in internal
 strife, and the combatants so en-
 gagged were unable or unwilling to
 safeguard said interests.
 How does the present administra-
 ii size up in regard to its foreign policies? Let us review it's actions President Wilson, after the assassin ation of President Madero of Mexico refused to recognize the government set up by the assassin n-usurper, tho unspeakable Huerta; this was quit. proper President Wilson, soon after. wards, entered into negotiations witt the assassin, advising the said assas. sin as to what actions on his par would not meet with the approva of the president of the United States thus intimating that a want of ac tion. or certain other actions on thu rart of the usurper, would meet witt
 Mir. Wilson's approval; quite incon ! sstent. to say the least. Mr. Wilson