Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-16
TWO BIG PROBLEMS
 ELIMINATED BY WAR
 MARSHALL BELIEVES
WCe-President Tells Audience at Jefferson Society Banquet in Phoenix That Tariff and im- migration Are Solved.

about the tariff problem there is nc ,arlf problem 1t knd the indignation problem have been aolt ed by Cine val between the nations oi tle oli world, Jecared V ice President Thomas k N. lraGaH speakius at the banquet Dl tne Jefferson society held at the Ao. ans Hotel. "If the war lasts unth August first there will be three hun dred millions of dollars worth of goods manufactured in this country which would ordinarily have gone Co Europe. and yet you thought you needed only a home market. We want a foreign market, and peace, commerce and con cord with all the world'
 In a clar-cut address in which he confined himself almost entirely to study of Jeffcrsonian principles anc their present day application, the vice president took occasion to pay a high tribute Co the peace policy of Pres. dent Wilson and to predict it's success full outcome "If anybody here doesn't ike the effort of the president of the United States Co keep his nation al peace. the recruiting offices are opeI In Paris London and Berlin tonight and he can get ready employment there as long as tlasts ] do no, lnow how it is an going to come out, aid the vice president, but do luoy that if the people can preserve thei patience. maintain their equipoise, anC pear things hard to bear and that per maps they ought not to have borne nothing can prevent this nation frol
 marching at the forefront of ciyiliza ton and better the torch beaper foi all years to come"
 Although in Che main he avoide, politics, the vice president took occa 5ion to make a prediction of 1916. The time was coming he said when thee progressives would be asked to ans. wer the question as to whether they left the republican party because tLs, Ielieved the proceedings in 1912 were dishonest, or whether they simply
 went off mad" An effort, he dc elared. was being made to rchabilitate the old party. but although the hands
 Tcre the hands Of Esau, the voice vas the voice of Jacob As Go ihe si- uation in Arizona, hoped that tho people would by eXperimen tlearr
 ghat form Of government was best. and if the people insisted in laying everything Go the Wilson admmsul-
 ion, they would at least give lt fuu
 redit for filling the Roosevelt dm Speaking Of the aims and imos o' Thomas Jefferson. Vice Fresidca,
 iarshau told the society that 0ears
 he name fthe third president, the elfersou was both an ari5rocat and
 democrat and in glowing terms
 raised his services for the nation. Ks founder of the University pf Y ir- inia. he declared Jefferson was al- 30 in effect the founder ,Ha en.irr ommon school system of the country. Times have chaugcd since th. dafs lf Thomas Jefferson he said "hut his theory clnains fhn sllh. fof r.- 5on's aristrocracy endbicl him Co p1t
 nto effect system of iJverument that is a benefit to an mankind. The people or this country ll the people, arc in charge of the afia.ra Of ,ir so,,ruleut, they can be a.ls.tagra' b and democrats, but they cannot be the highest type of aristocrats unless they become democrats" The vice president in the course of his speech | pointed out that collectiyism and communism were not really desired | by any individual People who talk | about that sort Of thing don't want iit' de declared Every man wants This son to have a chance of becoming ipresident of the United States, but don't train him to be vice presi ! dent" he added amid laughter
 | Vice President Marshall declared Che tendency of the American people to want a change We are like children, he declared We plant the seed in the morning and dig it out at noon 10 see if it has sprouted iWhy Is it that the people are sraay for change of administration and the minute they get it begin 10 throw Ibrickbats at the president? Why cant you give him a chance Go make good?"
 "I want to re-afilrm my belief in Thomas Jefferson as the author of the 1 Christianity of statecraft,' said thC vice presidentin closing The golder
 rule must be applied not only to indi l yiduals, but also to citizenship. w,
 cannot have a government which 8
 few control at their own behast, whil, , Che great mass of people must strue gle for living and look forward onl
 Go paupers graves lt Is not riche.
 nor property business nor lack of il
 that makes the American what h,
 ought Co be it is the sentiment O
 brotherhood
 The vice president was followed b, Max Voskuhler, winner of the Jeffer .son oratorical contest at the phoenE
 high school who delivered a stirrin.
 oration on Thomas Jefferson and Iii
 Times
 Congressman Carl Hayden, speak
 ing of Che policies of Jefferson an,
 the United States Congress, referrcl
 to the floor leaders Clark Under
 wood and 10 Kitchin who he said wa
 one of the ablesf man who had eve