Arizona republican., 1915-04-14
Vice President Tells lief ferson Society America Need Fear no More I'm migrants Either When Great Struggle is Over PRESIDENTS PEACE
 POLICY IS PRAISED "Give Him a Chance Says Vice President-Ashurst, Hayden and Others Tell About Jefferson - Off, cers Elected.

You talk about the tariff problem: there is no tariff problem. It and the immigration problem have been solved by this war between the nations of the old world' declared Vice Presid ant Thomas R. Marshall speaking at the banquet of the Jefferson society held at the Adams Hotel last evening If the war lasts until Aug ust first there will be three hundred millions of dollars worth of goods man. ufactured in this country which would ordinarily have gone to Europe, and vet you thought you needed only home market. We want a foreign market, and peace. commerce and cor cord with all the world"
 In a clear-cut address in which inc study of Jeffersonian principles and their present day application, .he vice. president took occasion to pay higl tribute to the peace policy of Pres dent Wilson and to predict it's succe ss- full outcome. If anybody here doesn't like the effort Of the president of the United States to keep this nation at peace, the recruiting offices are ops, in Paris. London and Berlin tonight, and he can get steady employment there as long as it lasts. I do not know how it is all going to come out" said the vice president, but I do know that if this people can preserve their patience. maintain their eqlipoise. and bear things hard to bear and that perhaps they ought not to nave borne. nothing can prevent this nation from marching at the forefront of civiliza- ton and being the eorch bearer for all the years to come
 Although in the main he avoided poll itics, the vice president took occasion to make a prediction for 1916. T.le time was coming he said when the pro- gressives would be asked to answer iile question as to whether they left the republican party because they believed the proceedings in 1912 were dishonest, or whether they simply went off mad" An effort he declared. was being made to rehabilitate the old party, but al- though the hands were the hancs of Esau. the voice was the voice of Jaccb. As to the situation in Arizona. he ho Jed that the people would by experiment. learn what form of government was pest. and if the people insisted in lay ing everything to ibe Wilson admins tration. they would a. least give it full credit for filling the Roosevelt dam.
 Speaking of the aims and times of Thomas Jefferson, Vice President Marshall told the society that bears the name of the third president, that Jef- ferson was both an aristocrat and a democrat and in glowing terms praised his services for the nation. As founder of the university of Virginia, he de- clared, Jefferson was also in effect the founder of the entire common school system of the country. Times have changed since the days of Thomas Jef- ferson" he said, but his theory re- mains the same. Jefferson's aristo- cracy enabled him to put into effect I system of government that is bene- fit to all mankind The people of this country, all the people. are in charge of the affairs of this government: they can be aristocrats and democrats, but they cannot be the highest type of avis tocrats unless they become democrats" The vice president in the course of his speech pointed out that collectivism and communism were not really de- sired by any individual People who talk about that sort of thing don't want it. he declared Every man wants his son to have the chance of becoming president of the United States, but don't train him to be vice president" he added amid laughter.
 Vice President Marshall decried the tendency of the American people to
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