Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
Makes Statement Which Crowd of 4000 Listeners
 Takes as Avowal of Inten- ton of Running Reelection
NOBODY WILL STOP MEXICAN WAR"-WILSON
Says He Will See that They Take All Time Necessary In Making Own Peace - Is Open in His Statements.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. S.-President Wilson voiced today what crowd of more than 4,OOO assembled to near him make his Jackson day speech interpreted as hint that he will be a candidate for the presidency again in 1916.
 The president had been discussing the Mexican questions and referred to his belief that he knew the American people and their temperament
 There may come a time" he went on when the American people will have to judge whether l know what ! am talking about or not"
 There was a slight pause and then tho crowd which included members Of the Indiana legislature jumped up and began shouting and cheering. Realizing the construction put on his words the president held up his hand for silence and said:
 'I do not mean to stir up anything That is merely preparatory to saying thnt for at least two years more i am free to think that know the American people" ..
 Previously the president had at t1cked the Republican party, defend ed the administration's Mexican poli- ey. the tariff and currency questions and declared that a careful examina- ton of the returns of the November elections showed that if it had been a presidential year the Democrats would have had a majority of eighty in the electoral college
 The president spoke briefly Of Mex icp He said the people there are en- titled to liberty mo matter how long ".ey take in determining it." Speak ing slowly and carefully he declared.
 go far as my influence goes, while am president. nobody will interfere with them Have not European ma tions taken as long as they wanted and spilled as much blood as they pleased to settle their own affairs and shall we deny the same right to Mexico? No. say
 The president criticised the Repub- lican senators opposing the govern ment ship purchase bill whom he characterized as self styled friends in business" He said the Republican party has not had a new idea in thir- ty years and has not known how to do anything but sit on the lid" He added that the country wants the ship purchase bin and will have it."
 Referring to the war President Wilson said the people of the United States ought not to pay too much st- tention to it but get to their own affairs in such an order that they might be of the greatest assistance Co the countries fighting
 He characterized the talk Of a business depression as "a state of mind" He advocated establishing a great federal employment bureau and said some means ought to be found of cheapening and quickening courts.
 President Wilson was introduced by Governor Ralston of Indiana as one of the great figures Of the world then an actress sang, We take our hats off to you, MT. Wilson"
 Immediately after his speech Presi- dent Wilson called on Mayor Joseph E. Bell who was confined 10 his home by illness. Later he attended the re- ception of the Indiana Democratic club, took a ride about Indianapolis in the automobile of Thomas Taggart and departed for Washington at 6:45 o'clock.