The Washington times., 1915-01-09
WILSON MUST TAKE
SECOND TERN, IS CRY
Democratic and Republican
Leaders Agree His Speech
Had Punch in II.

Had Punch in It.
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snittee want Wilson to run. why they
will just repeal that plank. II they
10 not want him to run. they can stand
all probability, and is the ideal man
II hope that is what the President
meant" said Congressman Koro!y OF
Indiana. ut is certainly the Will OF
I believe it is the win Of the people
that he be reelected" -'''
"It was one of the Presidents typical.
ly great speeches." said Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels. "I1e had a lot OF
punch in H." ,.'-
Ollie James Delighted.
"A speech which every thinking voter
in the country should read" was the
comment Of Senator Ollie James Of Ken
tucky. .1f even the Republican voters
read it they must realize the truth Of
his criticism. that that party has nGt
had new idea in thirty years anu,
defense of their party.
1.-THE Mexican policy as outlined by
the President has my hearty indorse-
ment. lie puts clearly and succintiS
main hands or while those people
work out their own salvation.
Il do not understand just what the
President proposes about this labor pu-
reap. but l suppose. that It VIII De AN an
want work so as to prevent any such
condition as the farmers Of the coun-
try crying for hands at good wageo
and bread lines in II big city at the
I,aA 1,< x1yHs pa@ 49,
satisfactorily. it will be one. Of the
greatest blessings this country. has ever
enjoyed"
Senator Pitman's Views.
Il think undoubtedly the President
meant by what he said in Indianapolis,
that he wants the American people,
Two years hence. to pass on the policies
he has advocated, and that the only
way thee Can do it is to have his
name submitted to them as q candi, n
ffu Pitman, IN. of Nevada, this this AFTERNOON. ] my
Il hope sincerely that is just what
he means. for l. hope that he will make
She race in 1916. I believe the Ameri-
can people arc with him on virtually
and that he would be overwhelmingly
,e-clected 1t is either that or we
members of the Democratic party in
congress will all so down too.
~ note. and is q splendid argum2ot in
favor of the policies being carried out
by the Democratic party
Mastery Says Texan.
In his mastery portrayal OF what
tho Democratic party is doing and what
dt stands for, given at Indianapolis
last night think President Wilson ex-
pressed views which represent the best
sentiment OF tho country. said ,Sena-
tor Morris Sheppard Of Texas.
The stste 2nsn snd of sss ns4'x Golga! Of
others notwithstanding, the President,
! think. expressed the attitude on the
Mexican situation which will be in
sorsed ny the TIN th;nking ;. PEOPLE Of the
peals to the jineoes. Tho President
said, and think every thinking man
will agree with him, that so TAR as
Ills influence went while he was Pres,-
right OF the MeXtcans to their own gov
Hrninent. and the right to obtain liberty
II they can.
His idea about national employ
which will do much for the settlement
Of the unemployed question, and with
the upbuildins of tho material wealth
Of this nation, in keeping all able
JOB.
-NOuuVh wv Opti"iStASs
In the midst of all the disasters
and difficulties his party has brought
upon the United States" said Con-
gressman Monden Of Wyoming today
commenting upon President Wilson. )
speech in Indianapolis, "the President
still appears optimistic. The Presi-
sient doesn't seem to have learned
anything by what has occurred and
he wants to try further dangerous
M h..
The ship purchase plan.
"The President says the l:eub1ican
party has not had new idea In thir-
~ years. Tho Delnocratic party has
had o. lot Of ideas lately. all Of which
when put into practice have been bad
for the country.
'IIc said the Republican party is q
refuge for those who are afraid"
the refuge for those who are afraid
TO trust the country further to dis
Aster and ruin, he would have been
more accurate.
THE President talks life a man pro-
tecttng Mexico from some imaginable
body oC persons who want to do harm
10 that country. II the President had
aiken the attitude Of hands off, long
ago and permitted Mexico to work out
: its own destiny without his pernicious
Ineddlips in it's internal affairs, con-
dttiOns In Mexico would have be en-
jndefin!tcly better
Kahn Doubts Statement.
''Business is paying very fen tivi-
6ends this year" said Congressman
Kahn Of California. and If the
president wants to be L candidate again
he won't have any trouble, because no
other Democrat Will want il.
The President says the country
needs a national employment agency.
but that desire doesn't conform with
Thc statements of the Democrats that
industries are booming. and that un-
, employment is not widespread. II VIII
sons administration is 81 failure. no one
else will take the nomination. and If 1t
is a success no one else can get it,
- hope sincerely that the President
will run for re-Gle"tion in 1916. as In
tiicatel in his sneecii,' said Senate:
OYerman OF North Carolina. 81 am for
linn myself ana think the people Of
this copntr, ;cant him. They want
the policic. which he SO nlaGlificentiy
defended ut lnGianarolis last night
carried on, md they went an opnor.