The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-22
.REPUBl ICANS TO
WIN SAYS BUR ON

| With the Republican Party and
| Triumph at the EleC Ction Polls
is Sure.
NEW YORK, March % criti=
cism of the Democratic administra
ton and the prediction OLA Repub
iican victory in 10 g.. de certain
by President Wilson's inabilit ty to-
meet the problems that have arfsenis
the burden OF an ddress by
IeI-Senator Theodore T.. Burton. tf
Ohio. before the New York County
| lRepublican Committee in the Murray
Hill Lyceum. Third avenue and Thir
ty-fourth street.
Announcement had been made that
the Senator would confde to his tel
loW-Republicans precisely what they
must do to insure the election OF the
Republican presidential candidate In
1916, but he surprised his audiences
by informing them that the Demo
cratic party had sealed it's own doom
II he had anything in mind that tstha
Republicans might do to help along
the debacle he did not disclose it
Senator Burton took occasion To-
defend the flibuster which producatl
the death Of the ship purchase ana
river and harbOr bills. and remarked
that many so-called filibusterss were
not SO in fact. His assertion led him
into finely drawn explanation Of
when flllbuster is not hlibuster, IN
which he injected much dry humor.
Calls Bills Dangerous.
These two bills were branded By
Burton Blu as extremely dangerous and
worthy of almost any means that
might have been employed to bring
about their defeat
Predicting Republican success @i1
1915, Senator Burton said
There was no faltering in the vic
/ tory Of the Repu blican party iii the
4 Empire state in 1914. and there Will
be no faltering nor failure IN q 16.
New York has decided many pres.
Dental elections, and 1t may. be left
/ TO this state 70 decid e the one next
/ year. think the current has turned
most strongly toward the Repub1 lean
party because the present admfnistrn
ton SO completely has demonstrated
Its inability to- deal with the problems
that have presented themselves.
Your own Governor G1ynn- and i
we the Vest know pretty WelI4w1ia4
Is taking place here Lid In and a1i
dress before the last presid entialEelees
t1on that the pinch OF the hi fgh costs
OF living would disappear on ~ the
dawn OF March a. when woodrow
Wilson was indicted into Office M
stead. what has aiken place e aas
Praises His Filibnstcr.
Mhlle8FWe did not have #Onl. pTesi-5
dent II Washington and were nor m
5poWera1n The Senate on; In the House.
we made&Ourselres felt iii Con Rrass
I by defeating the two most dangernulia
libills that the Democrats devised. One
i was the ship pur urchase hill g, whit
Was killed after one OF the greatest
parliam entafy bat ties in which have
isensaged I'M my quarter century IN
Legislative life
According TO its friends. it va s
government ownership and twas no I'll
| government ownership 1t was pern1a
Enents and it was temporary The mind
Was lMeftsinS M doubt as to its effects
\ the descriptions or its own sponsprAE
The other was the rivers and slisr
ttbors fbill: his, by the admission ofs
Il the Democ ts, involved ri q waste Of
Il government money exceeding $4Dss
900, 1000. Much has been said IN: crit
cismf or the e hlibuster, but i say that
3lunder certain nscircumstancesit Ill IS Jus
tifable. When an iniquitous mea8ilr1S
lis proposed aid stands a chance or
II passage ~ the Is not.fuSe0ss.
sithen 4 SAY use the Fl hhbuster.
Bank System hMperfe feet.
j The federal reserve bank, as or
4 sanKed, has its merits. but it could
have been SO much bett teis that1it
lis extremely regretah1 1es the law Was
enacted in its present form HsS tllas
federal reserve board orders, a. con-
Iservative bank must lend to a spec
Eulative bank. There is no central
sEstitution. One central institutf on al
ways has been; found necessary to-
iconcentrate the resources OF & the syh5g
tenn An Institution has been needed
where there is the highest grade Of
s[skilled management and ability
4 where those on guard may see thes
Istnrms as they approach.
\ 5 Tie president has been very toll
Aerant OF Mexico The path to ogorderfys
Itsorernment often Is through strite
4 We do moi wish and have not now
i the right to embroil ourselves in the
lstrugg1es that Is taking place in Ezli5sE
rope. but We do have tho right and
Il duty to guard the lives or our coliIizs:
II trymen in Aiexiao. ss
The vital mistake was mao
HAVING sympathy for one as
Il against the otlle1. V1e the1rs sit fal lIs on
Il an Obregon ora Carranza, ,i is apt
ito light on an 5und esiiab1e citizen.
Says s.sStand by Presi ident-
But 4 believe that the presidenk
II and The secretary of \ STATE have SEos
4 many perpI exities and so many
spon sibilities ia this time OF war
I'VE can do nothing better than hold M
II their hands in ti1eil. unswervinE de
Il .terrnin ton to keep4us from Becoming
n involved in the struggle in Es1rbpes
This nation should be one fspEares
Il Let our aim ne such that at t end
asof the wars;yye ye ma Vi he friends