The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-22

tf, ~ take satantAgs u the var that
has Uwllir, ruus Without an faui on die
part ~ The nemocmtlr larty uf If me-
natiun. and white me President IL tr,irs
~ protect tbs busiurss Interests " tt.s
osssifs. and Instead ~ wlthdmwinr tts
mooney fiunl The hauts and thus isafr
P.iAns the banks a. withdraw maufi
FROM business and cfipgis basinsss he 80
TIE outrage ~ ass tho American l-upIs
% take thiF bAfdsn upon thsmsssss iof
ihe protection II tho oOuuIfS
rhs pr,siasnt ana in,sFnasioaai
Problems.
And vhlie hs has been salvinK The pf,it.
leins ~ home, be has had 10 beat Il .oat
Ia The nature VI International problems
hessiff ihan often falls ~ the laf " d
President fhVas troubles arr not af
making some ~ them were Inherited
ffDn = gfet isus administration Tho Ma
lcan situation developed before the Pres.
ideut tu,tk The oath of ufiice Ia februaY
prior T. the an VI March. Husfia turned
Axaiaai the President under Whom hs
served snd ~ an act " hlFh treason that
civilized countfl VI ne Wpfid made q
piiaunsf 81 his President aud ihen lll9F
- him ~ D. Asaansina,ed white b. aaa
he captitv And leu will fnd 10 ths fso
ofde a the state department = tslsrram
which iiusria sent 70 ifeEidsht rah. 4
have oeerthFosn the government
And thea ihis man had ths lfnpudsnns
~ aak iresidsnt Wilson 10 rscuEnlEs him
Wilsos aid No N. ooa.S hs gs ss
the methods employed and 10 could not
iHrofe the fact that tain man had hI
fcfc~ - arms extended a hateful de-.
Isl,ism over an unwining people. Ne D..
San his policy u watrhfui waiting an1
announced that. instead q usinE fofrs
hs would uss moral pressure. and then
ne hspubhcans bsaAh TO laugh AZ eatrh.
~ Waiting snd iesI At moral pressure
TIE hspuohcan leaders demanded that
be fecogulas HusFtA and the IiDEu ur.
publican preaa wanted 10 knos an be-
diahs send an army 10 MsHico 10 restore
order there
but he stood arm and finally. By push.
ina and pushing and pushing he pushed
Husfta out Of Nstico and acfoss The Al.
lsntia giViuE an oppressed people chance
10 secure economical reforms Ana Just
about that time Nnf broke out To- Europe
anh .hsH ne people had a cshnce 10 -
me difference between the methods ON.
ploled here and there. and the mothers
- this country, whose hearts are nad ~
they s1mpalhias with the soffovl ns
mothers ei Europe. from whoss homes
ths hfsadeinnefH have been drawn 10 its
baftle ffont--thsss mothers whose sons
u the President had allowed himself a.
be coefeed by the Republican leaders
lniEht nov be perishinG upon foreign soil
oaTh, 10 man eIoa ,os : pt RE- .,1S'v sss
kept peace In the western world
Where. ] aah NUu, would this nation DO
to-day u. when an opportunity such as
never has come before and may never
cpins again. u we're not IN position iu
improve that opportunity And hos
could Ne b. the peaccmaker o. the word
" Nc Nsfs busy tf,inE 10 kili our bfUth.
rfs W the republic across the Rio Grunds7
ing house ~ all the world TO into the
Countries that ate AZ war. and ever
where you win md all the business b..
Ina done BY the American Embassy ana
ne American l.eeatlun, and while these
thingH have been accomplished the Pres.
ident has put HE powerful Influence back
of peace plan that has spread more
rapidly that any other peace plan ever
spread II has been onl, year and
half since u was proposed, and yet u has
been Endorsed IN principle by almost sv-
~ important nation IN the world Th,f
y -four nations. altogether. aud W. have
twenty niue Treaties signed
They used 20 talk Of these little treat
lee, but they tnlk Of little treaties uu
more for nye Of them signed on aeptsn
Der Is. included Great iiritain. France.
spain china and HaHaia. Ave govern.
nensH that exercise authority over mofo
han one BULLION human beings and We
not only have these treaties that link us
10 something Ike thrse-quarteFs " all
he people on ODDS footst0Ol but IN add.
ton 70 this We have the principle IN.
"t~"h " N"ftuHhl ana Anatfln ana We
believe that before We celebrate again the
birthday of the Prince OF Peace We shall
DO united by those treaties 10 every I'm
lortunt nation IN the world ana these
treaties provide that whenever any dn.
lute arises, no matter what Kind Of
dispute u II, n II denca diplomatic set.
cement. II must be submitted for inyes-
lkstlon % permanent international tfi.
iunhl anf a years time must be giyrn
% investiFaiiaH aud for passions 20 sub.
zoe ana iof reason t0 resume It's SWAY
ma the contracting parties agree that
hey WIN not ueclare war or begin hos.
illties until the cessation o. that time
Americans Are Proud Of Wilson.
These. my. friends, are part Of the
ecord u Woodrow Wilson and OF thu
senate and the House that have stood
Jack Of him. Would you rebuke n man
sho has made such "a record AZ that
No. you would not Tebuke him. not II
'on could take him on In some qulst
'lace and whisper his condemnation IN
~ cara but you can not ma a quiet
which you can take your President and
.isit your condemnation on him II YOU
would. lie stands before the world Ilu
lands where all the world looks on and
you humiliate him you must humlllats
I'm IN the eyes of all mankind Hut, my
riends' YOU VIII not do H. You are proud
4 this President You glory In a chief
SecutiSe who has lifted the American
lag until II IN seen the world AROUND
What VIII you do9 VIII you haul down
hat nag No. | believe when election
ONES not only will all tho Democrats
march side by side and express their
pproyed BY their ballots. but ! believe
Now n the time 60 forget difference
z parties and stand bv Wllson and bic