The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-15
Note to Germany.
Has Been Delayed.
In Transmission.
Win Not Be Presented to
German Foreign Office
Until Today.
WILSON ENDORSED
BY AMERICAN PRESS
Governors, Senators and
Representatives Of All
Parties Support Him.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington. Nav 4 Secretary
BrYan announced tonight thar the
United states note e Germany prob
ably won't 80 presented 10 the German
foreign once - Uuited states An
haaaBdor Gerard unta tomorrow. II
wus DELAYED in transmission and was
not fe.eeraphed from Rome until this
afternoon
oncial Washington discussed little
else than the note today Editorial
comments e thr hmeresn press save
practically - unanimous approval
Governor statements. those o. sen
asors and representative endorsing
Che note were reinforced 81 a. IN
cesaant stream &c messages from rep-
reaentstlVes of every political party.
many ore nizations and associations.
The president said Sc q deeply
grateful and appreciates support from
every side The president Is apparent
81 relieved &c tne last weeks strain
and left tonight en the MayHoWef win
bis family Tor NeW York. where he
viii review the Atlantic sect
TIE note Nns widely discussed among
che diplomats Representatives - the
Allies aIEo neutral ENJOYS approved
the note
The German embassy remained si-
}ent ana gave rs Humation regarding
Gcrmanys probable position. THE Ger
man ambassador visited Secretary
Bryan ard warmed him that the stories
pgrpaFung rs give the anonymous
views of tho embassy STAFF that Ger
many would refuse Be- meet the United
states suggestions were HUf trBe lie
asked me state Department. Ue-0pefa-
tiou tn prevent this INSTRUMENTATION g
spread Bryan formally announced
request The German ambassador later
declared he knew atuluw 81 Ger
munys position and would not give
his oWn views
Il Is believed that Germany Won't
delay 4 reply Diplomats think Ger
many win consider tne advantages oi
continued attacks on enemy merchant
men and consent t1 abandon them onIy
II GefmanyU food supply Ga Euarau.
teea .u some Way
n have nat received my instr 1c-
tiona I have not received anything
have not heard auythIuE. 4 dou'j
know anything said Amha Haadug
BsrnatarH. after q conference wllr
Counsellor Lansing az che state de-
parment today.
SENTIMENT FOR PRESIDENT.
President Wilson's note &C. Germany
vas edltorlaiIy commented on through,
cut the United states with distinct
praise and appreciation Excerpts
from editorials of some ot the iead.ns
newspapers a. ludeNinE Ameriear
sentiment follow
New York puea-sIt is the rreatest
diplomatic achievement os the nets
that L puts upon Germany the choice
rot only az what her reply shall Be
but sc what ls t9 follow.
New York TFIbune-He lthe presi
deuD has drawn an Indictment aEainsl
TIE German nation wnich VIII lie fol
au ages 10 come. &c TIE kalser.s gov
eminent faIls new to meet the De-
manda 81 the president q the Enitel
States promptly and completely.
New YORK Hcral8--It might have
been stronger &C. might have beer
weaker. q wIu serve. SIR wilson hai
oveFcome the influence of those mem
hern - rs cabinet who are for pear'
g. any price. Tie has lives up % -
very best traditions b his character.
New Yore World-It is calm. u Is
restrained 81 ls courteous. but with
eala. cutting courtesy Thar gives adde.
emphasis q every word
Aew fork san-rEs note is imrec
eah.t hroane. thogEh not without Nttit
iran.es IL - tane. friendly ln spirit
res7.ate e its assertion u America
rights and % TIE freedom Of the seas