The record., 1914-10-22
The Kaiser Of the United States.


row Wilson's administration has
been remarkable for Its departure
from the usages and customs of all
former administrations. Unfortun-
ately for the government the Repub-
lican party was split in 1912, and
the Democratic party accidently
succeeded IN electing Woodrow
Wilson and a Democratic Congress
by minority vote, and they took
control of the government. Now
the Car of Russia does not exer-
else any more power and control
over his empire than Woodrow Will
son does over the United States.
After Wilson was elected, he at once
commenced debating to Congress
in session what they should do and
not do, before Taft's administration
had expired, and when he was
inauguratcd he made himself COM
plete dictator over every department
of the government. He went before
his Democratic Congress and read
to them his message and his will to
govern them IN their deliberations.
He has dictated to them all of their
legislative enactments, amendments
and repeals, and who should be
elected and appointed to Office.
After he had gotten every depart
ment under the control of his dicta-
ton, his speculative and adventur-
Gus legislation was commenced thro
his Congress. He sought to des-
troy the enterprising industries Of
the nation by enacting laws to dis
solve and dismember corporations
and companies that are engaged in
developing the resources of the
country and giving employment for
labor and food for the hungry, and
he has thereby greatly paralyzed
the industrial progress of the peo-
pie and has caused strikes and
riots in every part of the nation,
and hundreds of people to be de-
prlved of employment and hard
times are realized. He had his
Congress to reduce the tariff duties
in order to lower the, cost of living,
but the cost of living went up and
the revenue in the Treasury went
down, and by extravsgant legisla-
tioa and appropriations the creation
of new offices at high salerles and
the appointment of unnecessary
COMMITTEES and commissions to In
vestigate the peoples business at
high cost, the treasury became so
reduced that Wilson ordered a tax
10 be levied Pom the people to fill
up the deficit, which he called "war
tax," as there is war going on in
another hemisphere, some five or
SIX thousand miles away. This was
Wilson's makeshift, instead of issu-
ing bonds like Cleveland. Wilson
fearing that there might be fnan-
cial depression and money panic
during his experimenting admins
tration, he ordered a number of
National Banks to be established in
several states and to be furnished
with money to be dealt out to the
people In order to keep them In his
favor, notwithstanding the Demo
cratic party has fought and de-
nounced National Banks tor half a
century, as they were instituted by
the Republican party. Wilson or
dered one Of the pledges of the plat
form upon which he was elected to
be discarded by his Congress; be
had them to tear up the Panama
Canal free toll plank in the platform
and throw it aside, which greatly
dlshgured it. One of the most re-
markable occurrences of Wilson's
year and half administration was a
grand display Of his military genius;
after he had been dictator awhile he
seemed to imbibe the spirit of
m;litarism and commenced debating
to the people of the Mexican govern
fment and attempting to direct their
affairs, which caused some antagon-
ism. Wilson being frought with
the effect of the spirit of militarism
and his authority over great nation
ordered the President of the Mexican
government to salute his flag, the
Stars and Stripes, but the President
of Mexico hesitated, and Wilson,
through his military ambition, de
clared war on the President of Mex
leo and ordered his battle ships and