Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

s WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S--Presi-
sdenf Wilson intends to speak in sew
4ral cities on his return trip from
<he san Francisco Exposition next
zoring, and his friends expect nun
80 reply TO recent attacks on ms
Mexican policy and other admins
s-ation policies. It viii be Mr.. Will
l.saon's first trip across the continent
3 istnce he became President
> Already the President has received
a...{vitatIons to speak in many cities
. sss,a an announcement of his itinerary
"a expected in the next rev weeks
as4he war and navy departments are
ss,,ovy at work on the plans for the
.Esfrip 70 Panama. San Diego and san
francisco. which win be made on
board a battleship.
sSyitirisn of the Wilson policies
MAS reached the stage where MEM
sf,ers Of his own party have openly
l.ifAken the President to task, ana tne
rear IS growing among some OF the
PRESIDENTS friends that shoulu ne
become a candidate for renominatlon
IN 1915 serious opposition Wiii oe-
! relcp. =,
prior to the November election It
was regarded as party heresy FOR
stDenocrat to criticise the President
or his acts. but since then Mr.. VII
sa,r has been assailed in both houses,
and friend and foe of the admins
stration are beginning to feel tnat as
ms approaches this hostility is ike
. Nv to spread to many sections.
Reports received from the south in-
sfsicate that the Presidents popularity
~ waning In that section ana Gov
.ernor Colquitt's assault on his ad-
ADMINISTRATION may result In crystailI2-
ing sentiment against the adTninistra-
stion.
The President has aroused antagon-
ssisn In agricultural States by MS
n,nfavorable attitude toward rural
credit legislation. A yelled attack on
.sfhe administration for its failure to
sinsist upon rural credit legislation at
this session was made In the House a
s4veelS ago by Representative Buckley,
ef Ohio, a Democratic leader, ana
sfhere is a considerable element OF
democrats In both houses that reel
lsresentfuI over the administration
@Spparent abandonment or the rural
.predit bill.
3 The pending fight over patronage
has great possibilities in a political
srav. Jobs are bread and meat TO
.barly organizations and the machine
- New York is not the only one thai
4has experienced the embarrassment
That mark the Presidents refusal TO
scofnply with the recommendations OF
Senators.
The Presidents advisers arc we'll
aware that the President is not as
3 8 trong within the party as he was
3 year ago They attribute TINS to
ct down in business. and express the
belief that boom in business which
they insist is due soon TO arrive, VIII
: restore the President to his old place.
Opposition Not CrystSIiiEed.
So ear as the presidential nomina-
ton OF 1915 Is concerned, there has
Z been no capitalization Of sentiment
j for anyone against Mr.. Wilson. Until
recent period it was taken for
granted that MIR. Wilson, II a can
3 didate for denomination, would have
no opposition. Nov It seems a Ger.
I tainty that Louisiana, Texas and
other States whose Industries have
!. been hard hit by the tariff and other
> developments are certain to make a
{. protest against his denomination.
Not since the day that he was
= nominated at Baltimore has Mr.. VIII
: son ever said anything Ia public
about the ore-term declaration in tins
platform upon which he ran. Tbs
I Opposition will use this declaration
:, in an effort to embarrass the Presi-
i. dent and will call upon William ].
! Bryan, who wrote this plank. 10 giVe
his Interpretation OF II.
In the signed statement given out
by Governor Colquitt, of Texas, the
! Wilson administration Is arraigned
AZ 1.-THE greatest failure In this his
tory of the presidency" He pre-
dicted the overwhelming defeat OF
the national Democracy In 1915 in the
course OF his statement.
1.-THE South has made one OF the
biggest and best crops In its his
\ tory" the Governors statement con-
sinues because Of the utter incom-
: petency Of the men In charge OF the
Government it's business is prostrat-
ed, it's credit Is impaired and thou
= sands OF its people are starving. The
! Administrations foreign policy hai
Z ibeen imbecilic.
Mexican Policy q Failure.
4 1.-THE Wilson, Bryan management d
1.-The Mexican affair has been an eyre
i xious failure. They have stood by
encouraging one gang OF bandit,