Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-20
talk MAY
Brine RESULTS
RumOfs From Europe Indicate
DasIra to End The War War.

DaSira to End the vH'aar.
FACING FL, Hl||CC|AL STI|AA|'II1|.
Some Of the Governments Have Diff
Guilty In Raising E1orey to Continue
the Struggle = Administration Sure
New Mexican Plan VIII Ee Success
fui and the Strife There Ended.
b. ARTHUR W. DUNN.
Washington, Aug. II. = Especial. /
The wave OF peace talk being waited
about the country may have something
behind it, not tangible, but the fore
runner OF q settlement of the great
war III Europe and the devastation IN
Mexico. And again it may be only the
great desire for peace which peryades
this nation that causes our people to
eagerly respond to anything Of the
kind
Official Washington knows little
about the possibilities Of peace, though
confidential communications from am
Da$saGoTs have indicated a desire on
the part Of people Tor an early peace;
also that foreign governments a1e haV-
ING some difficulties in financing the
expensive war
Fiope5ui For Nesico.
AS to Mexico, our government has
always been full Of hope. None Of
our officials, have ever doubted that
peace would be established in Mexico.
They have had absolute confidence in
the policies they have been pUrsuinG.
They have Ia, confidence il ai.1eH-
ent leader in Mexico sid haze watch
eli iul the o,,,,cS,,, q Ge,Il,iilz.et IL t:le
belief that he would restore order when
he gained full power
Under the new plan there is little
doubt Of success in the eyes OF those
who have been striving to establish
peace without Intervention by the Unit
ed States. 1t is believed that the Mex
leans can now be brought to see that
they must stop fighting, establish a
stable government OF they will lose the
respect OF this government.
Borah a Zeal Candidate.
When Senator .,orah Of Idaho left
WASHINGTON there was some GOt,bt as
to whether he was really stung by the
2 presidential bee. \ recent interview
which he put forth indicates that tbs
f bee got in its work OF at least thai
Borah intends 10 keep in the :limeIiGA1
! enough to let people know that he is
S willing ii the nomination should go his
wa;. Boral wants national defense
. lie inGulgeu III the popular paStime o
d jumping on Dryan's peace plans ani
: quoted Old Democratic Andrew Jack
s son as wanting preparation for Wa
> and OF expressing The belief that wa
was sometimes unavoidable. lie Wen
IS further and quoted Jackson as want
: ing Il big navy.
* Doubtful Story.
n President Wilson has been doing
: grcas many things at. his sumne
home, but il is best to Doubt the stor
" that be has been considering anlon
'e other things urging a protective tarif
I The reason for such a tariff is tia
there may be Il great influx Of good
I'd from Europe When the war END
u Well, the idea Of reducing the tart
: was in order to allow goods to con
1g from foreign lands cheaper and thu
n reduce the cost Of living in this cOul
try 1t is doubtful if the President
thinking Of taking a back track OH b
program established when he, BEGAN
O president. -.
ng Looking Forward.
Cities ambitious to have nation
&c conventions are not fOrgettmg. th
I'D there will be a presidential campai&
- next year. Chicago has the ReDu
ar lican convention cinched and st. Lou
is putting forward efforts to- hold t
on ! Democratic gathering. It is more til;
~ -, proba bic that st. Louis will VIM
le- When Irish Meets Irish.
VII We hear Of people "gettin:s The
Irish up and that seems to be VIII
happened when Joe Tumulty slapp
back at Congressman Buchanan Of Il
nois. Buchanan is perhaps mere of
-. laborite than Irishman, but thi'; was
case of when Irish meets Irish Tu
80 ulty showed that he was not going
,,,t ''take anything off, Buchanan VIII
= >, the latter wrote a letter rejecting
no the president and his attitude iowa
labor Buchanan is something Of
fighter. He demonstrated in the |;
congress that he was subservient to
:. party and was just as ready to fig
ngs the Democratic leaders as the Rep
lay, leans, although. he was elected a
nter listed as a Democrat .
lor, Must Turn to the United States.