Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-18
Strong Endorsement Is Given,
at Meeting Of Agricultural
Congress, Of Presidents
Foreign Policies,
DIAMOND REPLIES
TO COLONEL ROOSEVELT
Labor Leader Says Rough
Rider Did Great Harm to
Miners When He Settled
Anthracite Strike,
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dorsiug ~ the most emphatic Ian
guagc President Wilson'S foreign pol
icy and applauding his courage and
patriotism, the Farmers National
congress of the United States. in its
thirty-sixth annual session, today tele-
graphed hearty congratulations to the
president, expressing the profound
gratitude and appreciation Of this i'm
tortant body for the successful eff
forts Of the president in keeping "the
nation preferably at peace during one
Of the most trying periods Of It's his
tory" Tho organization also expresses
appreciation of the administrations
constructive and effective legislation
enacted for the benefit of the farmers
of America"
NroOnsln Wilson's Representative.
The president, unable to attend,
sent Assistant Secretary Of Agricul-
ure Carl Vrooman to convey to you
my personal greeting and assurance
Of sympathy and good Will The loyal
ana effective support which has been
given by your organization to further
the passage of legislation in the in
tcrcst of the farmer during the pres
cnt administration Is most sincerely
appreciated" 10 the presidents tele-
gram the congress today sent this re-
ply;
Your message Of good will to the
Farmers National Congress of the
United states has been met WITH great
enthusiasm.
This congress, at the thirty-iifth
annual session at Omaha, Ncb. Sept
30. 1913, adopted the following reso-
lutions:
"Rcsolved, that this congress com
mcnds the foreign policy Of President
Wilson, while standing at the head of
tho American nation during ono Of
the most critical ana trying periods
Of It's history.
Resolved, that we express absolute
confidence in his courage, patriotism
and diplomatic ability.
"Rcsolvod, that We offer him our
loyal support in his effort to protect
the rights of American citizens and TO
maintain impartial neutrality
"The Farmers National congress
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and appreciation ON your successful
efforts to keep the nation honorably
at peace during one of the most try
ing periods OF history
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