The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-01

ClQ S. Speech
On Tolls Issue
(By Aesoelaied Pressl

sis 5iis Il
tBy Associated Press)
Washington, March 31.-There Is
no personal isaus, between the presiz
dsnts;60 ,ties iSsli tates and myself,
began Speaker CLARK in his speech in
opposition OF the repeal Of tolls ex-
emption. II trust there never willsbe.
l have, al no time stsared ,nneizgoEi &C.
criticism Of. the president. At no
time, 50 fer as / am informed, or be-
lieye, has the president, said one ,sjgle.
word of criticism of me-
( II have never for one moment en-.
tertaihed the 'opinSoH that President
Wilson iB actuated by ether tiAt the
highest patFiotieh n 81 tfteS, ,,sssSs;: Sstsa
3. ~ do not believe tIiat. President VII
son has ever entefLained. any other
opinion as to tlf8F cDntlucs OF sthesss 0f,
as who find IL necessary to differ
with him on this measure. President
Wilson does not. desire a, breach ain
the def1ocrasic party. do not tSzie-
sire q breach in The democratic party
and there is no breach,
II would scoFn TO Ilelieve, that Pres
7idstt gvvl5snii Sotln taHancss ifoP one
moment the efforts of cur jackai press
TO represent tnat we are seeking to
disrupt the democratic party With
tIle3t 0a ta1Gse N a D hesVS resort ted SiltssS
4 am seeking To- disrupt, the party
wish is fatlieTfto the thought. a Z
SBase ana alse 1nRi islpa lem q t.s
Replying to what he called a '.SctIr-
riisous and slaraerous article In the
New York World, the Speaker said
the charge that lieSllad.d beeSpie BFiAy4i
ed into this attitude toward thetl bill
by the ship subsidy interests was a
base land faise ipsinuatjon." =.
IL any man acre 80 believes that
Blander," shouted the speaker, "let
him stand up Hers and now. SO that
he, may be seeHa hy5 bundfe feds 6f Wit
nesseS. nSiiSl,i ittit7,,,a
The neiRspan z he u med Z he SAID
;'SAfong wlthgt E5ls ctllaF;li st1E isin.
&meFica vito tIppsS to be an aI1Ehassa-
der, minister nlenipotehtiary. consul
general or In some other fat, and
Juicy 5oiJs HAS been endeaP0 10.
place me III aatzBoni5iis to the pfcsi-
dent etef siHeo the election III Thase
papers declare am opposiRs tIlta,
surrender to Great Britain d isii 6SjJ N !
Ing gun In my campaign Cor president
In 1915. II. may surprise these oljse-
QliipUs courtiare 10 know that q never
lIiRt led 10 Va Ia Ii tt % & ~ II
would be a candidate in 1916, mad that
{. am not u tald didate. Consequently.
itlshiT siahdeF has been SiiI gratfs! 10 iEi
,lsleEtta iIfII:S - NJ
!, Z s;,s =, ~ No III Feeling. 'st a
4 .Gontinging Speaker Clark said:
& & "a ent aimed The hest .iift
t0yya This & q f5es q 3 u
more eohvs i6Ii. Z With him we'll 4
did e3ul to him. have
steHdf Sd faliit itil te
are led itl6II I'd liolE ane ofid:
| abselbately refuse t6 do amy such,
thing q = .s;s
S The fact that i{sam natins al.lsi
fight Tor our plat pl Se5 may
siit ssfIsy SEIy p,itliE career. II, ere; are
many tliing worse Ssil hefng eIssit e.
ed Tor the pFesidene fahd % 6tef fshS1K
Sis TO Isl idiate the platform on which
son electe6.
4 can be; hapb tlBitt the ,neAi.
ds,lisy, I W H. - =
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OF anu g TfIIF FelS FfffE the So
eiety OF my book atid III cuItffating
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selGf had Se6.
me i an an
American thing th5aSli-3
fable thing
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for his III iA..s 4,
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