The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
WILSON A@POLITICIAN
SAYS BERLIN SAYANTI
Prof. Meyer Declares Party
Considerations Governed
Notes to Germany.
PREDICTS POPULAR SPLIT
Specini correspondence 10 THE suN.

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wilson's last note was puu'sneu III az.
the general feeiing eVokeo was ~
one OF bitter oisappoihu'he"t' w"
quickly changed 10 irritat.oh anu wv
nately settled lnto-yes' L say II au-
INSTRUMENTATION.
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ing OF resentment oi Whicn eVery ue-
mar seems possessed mat Ehs'ahu' 'ns
county arcn,enenly. snouiu naNe os
SHOWN 80 nnuch greater ieh'e"eS ny '"o
on,teu states;
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mas Deen taken up ana o,s,
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seeoeruas morhins anu whicn since ,nen
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TO judge the American note properly
the fact must not be overlooked hat the
American statesman Invariably, even
when relations with foreign countries
are at stake, Is governed In his reason
ing and his aspirations by the internal
politics OF his country and not by for
eIgn politics, OF which he has but a hazy
conception. This Internal politics. how
ever, is absolutely dominated by the con-
trast between the two powerful political
parties OF the country and In the con-
tinuous struggle between the two, by
the STRIVING OF the ambitious politicians
TOT competent influence and possibly for
the position or President. The question
VIVA may be OF benefit to the party and
us rulers and. Furthermore, by what
means the individual politician may i'm
prove his position and perhaps attain
the highest goal OF his ambition ever
and everywhere is paramount TO all else.
Now IN the present Instance Presi-
treat Britain and her allies against
ross,hIa onnra, p'on.u VIZ" al
SUNNY n, mnnf,tons ", .he
us has ,,arah,. 80, "a. 70 ~ Alnes.
I'm tho E,.s, .ho,a 81, '.ppvI'
nhiles dnr,tr,,ira -, NV H"ero,
S.v yo,L a,d - $40 anu
strong and n,tar,afI. % a. ~ 'ers
,sr.staJ nar,ias a"u nnanciaIy IN
the juncture of arairs ,hns urn
Their advartaSa ~ '"u' ''ea'eu "
ION tho ot6sr han,
estranred his nar," !" n" ."eteol
numaro,s n,hsr go wy hI"seii from
oniy the Gar,'an &c y. me ana, Not
one man arc nnnoan asn e'ement as
Tive nonutan. ~, " nm ou' a'sl
the Nisstssin,t ,,., LOU" .ountrn.-ot
where tho anu y 'ne west
80 - ."t""'se Question mas De-
mert Go ~, 49,, strong move.
in rerw.r, -, m''s.S h'eroS'that"i
Ar.,t,.a. 80" among the Anglo
NJ ,ba Dc auonEtH u'sdpproNe
vl,, ,o, $500. ""'I'H ana "hIch
- ~" VI No"''V' WIN berinan%'
"a ada.i. y "n H""eSt sympathy
-. u 'e'"'a"! ana party
$3.50 .i"lh tue viewpoint OF the ad-
,I.it,. INC movement such a par
no.l -" - u'a'he'rlcaIly or
' ~ '' '''' "'''r's's OF America
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Then again in the South which 10
known to be Democratic almost 10 a
man. Wilson's attitude is undermin NC
the material existence OF the peonle VIM
only In later years have succeeded in
slowly recovering from the dreadrrl
wound inflicted by the civil war and
by the subsequent fearful a~rpetbaesing
period OF reconstruction Tho co,,on
trade should be still further nar.lv,ed
by the indulgence TO England Tho ma
terial existence of the people will he
completely ruined. The energetic nro.
tests from these districts against, wi.
sons policy, many OF which were started
by the Governors OF tho states ara
therefore continuously Increasing
"In addition. there are the general
standstill OF traffic. the want % arn
ployment, the rise n general nrIcas
conditions which in consequence a, IN,
war and the complete subordination "a
English regulations tend continually IN
add new adherents to the opposItioo
movement against Wilson
This state OF affairs induced former
Secretary of state BRYAN 10 sever his
relations with Wilson and to com, 90
the front with his religlously colored
programme and the opposition ap,ins.
the trade in munitions of war HIa NJ
..l 900. r.. ~