The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-01
Argues for MOmenloa,
Army Of Citizen Volunteer
Trained and Ready.
ENDS SPEECH IN
MILITANT TONE
danger comes, want 10 turn tn Al.
and the rest Of my fellow country m,n
and say, 'Men. are you ready ana |
know what the response will he

tlllReT comes, Nuuu III tnTn lb A-.
and the rest Of my fellow country mes
and say, 'Men. are you ready ana
know what the response will he
Il know that there will spring ..
the body of the nation n rrot. ~.
Of free men. and I want those nt,.
10 be mere targets for sho; and
I want them to know something .t ..
arms they have In their hands vt..
them to know something about how d.,
guard against the diseases thd. SOC.
into camps. where men a.. ut..
toned to live. I want them 20 na,,
something OF what the orders ,n,a
THAT, they will he under when 'acy
'tst under arms for the ,IoverNu. -
he United states. ] var them l., vt.
men who can comprehend and oas'. I~t
iutelligcntlv step into the duty o..
,ional defence.
".And that Is tho reason tal,
GIN upon the Congress OF tie a.. ..t
states at any rate the brg,nu.i-s Of
system 10y which We mas Civ" % So.
considerable body of our fellow.
zpns tho necessary training
Praises National Cunrd.
81 nave not forgotten the Gro ST.
tional Guard Of this country. but . h
country OF 100. 900. 900 people tn,r, AZ,
only $4,000 men in tho National! ,ila.i
and the National Guard. fine as +, is ,
not subject 10 The orders ~ IN. e.
dent Of the United States. Il H. II sr
10 the orders OF tie Gnyc-uur- ~ ,.t
erai States and tho Constitution sr
says that tie President has Ia ght
withdraw them from their S'at,s s.,
except :n n" care OF actual iry-sut
90 the SOIL of tho United States.
eel -.... ~. " A..
State 20 DO :. great deal fo- tho Saio.
Guard. hut ! dp not SEQ how the ,op.
gre.s ~ She United states can uut 80
National Guard ut IN" di.Eo>ri %; III,
national authorities. Tn.r~,"r" - seer,
- me absolutely LCccss..y 'ua' 20 d..
ion 10 -" Nluora ,iuard 'u';s .t..
he a Considerable 1ody ot ri"'. " =
some Training IN The military a.
will have riedg.j :heussi""s 20 Cog. a
the call Of the nation.
And there are abunjAr, 2-.,,..
FOR The ~propcSai. whio!, hsvc .N.a r.4.,
% The Congress. I've tha' a",' ,,.. ,
crat Thomas .J"fterson o-ii>>ef ..,'
there ought to Se comr,jrsry vi
training TO- Sie alLit ;iren ~ 'r
t,on. because ha hel.c-si. a, 60. ~,
bsl. In democracy hclic"-. '.f n
II upon the volunteer action ~ IT. iGtr
NJ y erea; nation Ike this tina: Il miL
depend for It's military force.
"rhc-c Is ANOTHER r~t.sapr"ane .-tN,
t!lat J nan ~ remove ffo.. !Au" r -
10 rot think tAa. J ave cu'r. - 'i,
20 vou auou, thrse things h,,.a., !
doubt whether thcy o:c roirr :, r
done or rot. do ,pot doGh. i s- e
| moment. but =, believe hat when Swat
things ~ tu!s ey-t are ro.Hs go %"
donc. tn peop.o OF mis- couu'.y a., :"
IL. O.. "a 49, .,-s -I, -. Axt.. H..
answers "rronts' trit,cs.
at Is beirE YER: s~edulously s7., o
abroad In this country that th,
pulse back of ali his Is the drsi. >
men who make the materials %
fare 10 get money out OF the Tr,a..N
of the United States. wish tn, ,,urs
that say that could see meetius, D.
this. Did YOU come hcr. for Do
purpose Did YOU come here g., i.-"
you are interested to see suin. o' '.
fellow citizens make money out of .
present situation? or course yuI
not.
II am ready to admit that prula.
equipment NJ those men whom ",
training will have to he bought '.
somebody, and ! know that II tn" ,t."
ment Is bought il will have to h, M
for. and ! dare say somebody 49, 't
some money out of II. T. - s'~r .'.
ladies and gentlemen, that fh'"'
men now, "A great many men. I" thu 4"
ligcrent countries who ar. NN#'
out of the sale of the materials ue"|r.
b! tho armies of thos" countries
III 'hc Government Itself docs
manufaCtur. everything that an H"'
needs somebody has go, to max" n.'rr
out of II and J.. for my part. have h''r
urging the Congress "f the I nitrh >tnt''
10 make the necessary preparations ~
tGHtDlH'd on ThirL Iut,