Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-29
American Voters, He Says, Face Question Whether to Remain in Peace of Plunge Nation Into Danger.
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 BUNCLE SITUATION
President Pens Numerous Let ters as Part of Porch Cam paign, One to Suffrage Wo- men of Oregon.
(By Review Leased Wire)

LONG BRANCH. N. J., Sept. 2S- In a message opening his campaign of letter writing. President Wilson de- clared today that the United States government is about to determine whether we shall keep the nation up- on it's present terms of peace and good will with the world or turn to radical changes of policy which may alter the whole aspect of the nations life"
 The President wrote the letter to Miss Leona L. Larrabee. president of the Woman's Democratic Club of Portland. Ore. thanking her for work being done in his behalf by the organ ization.
 q cannot help having the feeling said the Presidents letter. that the intelligent women of Oregon need no suggestion or intimation from me as to what are the real issues of the present campaign or the real concern that women must have with these is- sues.
 The Real Issue
 AS a very sincere advocate Of the extension of suffrage to women. It seems to me a very great mistake that partisanship should be made of it. in a time so critical as this. when the question is about to be determined whether We shall keep the nation up- on it's present terms of peace and good will with the world or turn to radical changes of policy which may alter the whole aspect of the nations life"
 In another letter. sent to Howard c Williams of Jackson. Missouri. MT Wilson regretted that he cannot at tend the annual convention of the Young Mems Business Clubs ct Jack son on October 10.
 Young Mems Side
 The problems of the future in the field of business are going 10 be new problems very largely" he wrote. "or else old problems in a new form It will need imagination higher and en- thusiastic to deal with them as they should be dealt with and the young men of this generation should be pre- pairing themselves in mind and heart for a new era. Since l cannot appear before you personally. I can only ask you to speak for me and to assure the gentlemen assembled of my profound interest in the part they are to play in the future development of the na- ton we love-
 No Campaign Tour
 The president made it clear again tonight that he has no intention of making a campaign tour. It was re- iterated that all speeches made by him away from Shadow Lawn will be before ron-partisan organizations and generally speaking. will be non-parti- san in form.
 No Special Train
 In replying to an invitation to make an extra speech on one of his middle western trips, Secretary Tumulty wrote tonight that no plans were made for any rear platform speeches by the President. On these trips the Presidents car would be attached to regular trains. and only the regular brief stops would be made. A sugges- ton had been made that Mr. Wilson might speak before election in all parts of the country
 The President accepted an invita- tion today to review the New Jersey regiment at Seagirt. Today the Pres ioent discussed political subjects with Mrs. Tarbell. a magazine writer and late this afternoon received group of moving picture makers who took him in various poses.