The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-21
STRONG SUPPORT INDICATED.
Presidents. Programme Generally
Approved by Repu blicRns.


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cratic leader OF the House' fresideht
Wilson'S message was without doup' one
OF the most statesnanlike papers ever
presented To Congress IL definitely points
the way to progressive legislation ,nat
Will remedy the evil practices under which
the people OF the United states nave peeh
suffering. The message was 80 conserva-
tive In tenor that there can possibly be
no construction placed upon IT which
would cause business men and business
interests to feel alarmed. The House
Sec,d se un "U" de,,n,,e MAN for the enact.
ment Of legislation to embrace the phases
suggested by President wilson
SPEAKER CLARK; 1T is "A very fine
message. 1t tells the whole story. and how
can one say more?"
SENATOR LODGE of Massachusetts: 81
think It was a very able message. and. of
course, 1t was well written. l agree with
him AS to the necessity for legislation
on all the points he suggests II Congress
draws this needed legislation In the spirit
which President Wilson processes to de-
sire I cannot but think that II will be
beneficial to the country"
SENATOR MYERS OF Montana, Democrat |:
srhe message will have a good effect"
GaIIinger for Cooperation.
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nest'ohs Me'o NV a., ,aa,,, H.,
IKE. ihere was no's ~ ~ am,.
heea aiari, any W. I.,.na o..,o.
BUSINESS interest VI ."e o,'I'eu o
VIII venture 'ne op''ion '''". Wv.
MAJORITY party III oo'i "ous.S VI -
gress VIII apandoh tne iuea Vi Wy ~, .,, =
by party caucus ana VIII 'VIn'u 's.., n,,'.
along the lines sussesteu ny lIes'ue..
Wilson II VIII nhu the hepuoi'oal Pai'y
will cooperate Win u pass suoi'
legislation"
SENATOR SHAFRoTli or Coiorado. Demo,
crat: 81 believe the coming laws VIII
- moderate ana heipful
SENATOR NORRIS OF Nebraska, Repubi,-
can: II would also carry the President
recommendation one step further and re-
auire the trust whose dissolution Ia or
dered to turn into the Treasury or the
United States, all the profits made while
operating Illegally"
SENATOR KENYON of Iowa. Republican :
'~Yhen President Wilson said that guilt
vas personal he struck the right note"
REPRESENTATIVE JAMES r. MANN. Re-
oublican leader Of the House: II am
Serv much pleased with that part Of the
prce,dent's message which relates TO the
tcu.nee Of stock and bonds by railroads.
T nut that proposition TO the House once
over the opposition OF the Democrats and
-4u ~ slad TO support the President In
A now.
"His message goes very far toward
hoVOs"so