The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
WILSON OPENS FIGHT
FOR ANOTHER TERM
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| the rich and the poor; as between the
| employer and the employe, but that. II
1t be possible. we are partisans OF poth'
| and would, II we could in our thinking,
| draw them together to see the interests
| OF the country in the same terms and
| express them in the same concerted pur-
poses. ANY man who fights for any
| class in this country is now fighting
against the interest OF America and the
welfare of the world. We are nonpartsan
as between classes, as between interests,
as between political ambitions, as between
those who desire power and those who
have II. For power will never again in
| America. II know anything Of its tenn
: per, long be entrusted to those who use
IL In their own hehoof
| Accomplishments Reviewed.
Senators Walsh and Hollis and Repre-
sentative Glass, through reviews of the
accomplishments of the Democratic
party under President Wilson's leader
/ ship, provided a remarkable setting for
the principal speech of the evening.
Speaking to the toast, Three Years of
the New Freedom" Senator Walsh de-
/ clared:
"The Democratic party was called upon
| to restore popular. government; 1t has
done so.'' 2
He then reviewed the tariff and income
tax legislation, saying Of the former:
THE wisdom of the Underwood Simmons
law as a whole may be questioned, but
no man has had the hardihood to assert
that in a single line is reflected a tender
concern for any private interest rather
than for the public good"
why should the country" he said,
choose to return to the odious thralldom
of a system of government best typified
by Mark Hanna? Is there not warning
| enough in the Gary dinner? When, II
ever, had we more need of a man in
| the White House who, with the patience
of Lincoln, prepares for war. yet shuns
it as the supreme calamity that may
befan a nation, in whose heart is a ready
response to the fervent prayers that
nightly go up from millions of homes in
this happy land that God may continue
to preserve 1t in peace%
| Senator Hollis, OF New Hampshire,
spoke to the subject: What the Admin
istration Is Doing for the Farmer"
THE present administration" he de-
clared, "aims to afford to every farm
the facilities which have transformed the
farmers life, and more. 1t wishes to
add enjoyment and zest and health and
increased profit to the hard work and
drugery of the farm. 1t desires to teach
| better farming, better business. and bet
ter living"
Representative Carter Glass, Of Vir-
ginia, chairman of the House Commit
tee on Banking and Currency. pro-
claimed Woodrow Wilson's as the mas
| ter mind" in the construction of the
new Federal reserve banking act in re-
vealing some OF the inside history of that
| legislation.
I'm the limited time prescribed for me
cannot begin to recount the financial
achievements of this Democratic admin
istration," said Mr.. Glass. These 'ac-
complishments in their number and mag
nitude surpass the record of any other
administration Of which I have know
| ledge"
A shot at Roosevelt was taken by r.
W. woolley, president of the Common
Counsel Club.
There are some among u.s." he said,
| who seem to think that the Democratic
party Is bound to be victorious next No
vember because T. r. Is in violent erup-
| tion again, is burning Barnes and yell
ing loudly for the Heroic Mood, while he
looks after his Bacon. dimes with prac-
tical men. and Roots for peace at Roose-
welt rates; because Burton, with per-
| fectly good record for being on both
sides of most questions, is preparing to
lombard the great common people with
| Latin quotations, and Penrose Is re-
turning boost for every knock received
| from Oyster Bay, and because the du
| they were keeping UP with the Joneses
IL they didn't get into the game"
Following is a list of those present:
| D. W. Aberle, H. v. Amberg, James B.
Archer, George A. Armes, r. J. Austin,
W. A Ayers. z B. Altman, John w.
Alexander, William A. Ashbrook, Wyatt
Aiken. Ben F. Allen, P. r. Anderson, Mrs
George A. Armes, T. T. Ansberry, Mrs.
Mary C. Adams, Henry F. Ashurst, Will
lam H. Austin, J. L Alverson.
Frederick Bancroft. Dante, Barton,
Thomas.M. Bell, B. NJ. Byington, T. W.
| Brahany. J. L. Baity, John s. Barbour,
J. W. Ballard. c. H. Bradley. Joe Button,
A. W. Barkley, Charles F. Booher. c. T.
Bride, Claude n. Bennett, w. H. Barks-
dale. John H. Bell, A. Brylawski, John
Boyle, F. G. Brown, Robert Burns, Law
renee Becker, Paul Black, Ebert NJ.
Broan, James T. Belcher. DR.. ]. r. By
ington, Benjamin F. Bledsoe, John Stew
art Bryan, John Burke, H. c. Bergheimer,
F. Sterling Bruce. r. Wilmer Boiling,
Verne NJ. Bowie, Mckee Barclay, B, r,
/ Buchanan, W. T. Brown, William H
Brown, Ray Stannard Baker, e. Wade
Ball. Louis Brownlow, W. L. Beale, E.
A. Balinger, Gilmer Brenzier, 8. H Boyd
J. P. Buchanan, J. F. Byrnes, Clement
Brumbaugh, William P. Borland, P. w
Beakes, c. A. Barlow, L Ames Brown,
w. A. Burke. H. E. C. Bryant, ]. w.
Binder, l. L. Bracken. Mrs NJ. B.
Buchanan. Edw. T. Brown, Has. H. Brod-
max, William Blackman, Russell o.
Beene. Charles Baker, Edw. W. Bemis,
Mr.. Bemis' guest, J. A. BousIog.
James E. Campbell, James P. Coon, T.
Claffey, F. L. Carr. r. G. Carter, Fred
Carter Charles Carter. W. G. Carter, W.
NICK. Clayton, W. e. Coffin, John Doyle
Carmody, W. A. Cullop, William Camp
bell. J. Harry Cunningham. George F.
Cooksey, NJ. W. ConxlIng, Robert Grain,
]. r. Connolly. A. Caminetti, DR.. c. N.
Chapman. C. C, Calhoun, A. J. Clopton,
Joseph W. Cox, Lar. Cox's guest, c. C. Car
lin, Walter Costello. John B. Colpoys,
W. " Cox, Ed. J. Cantwell J. W. Collier
Charles Crisp. William D. Culleen, An
drew Christensen. Denver, Church, w. J.
Cochrane. F. H. Chaffin. Mrs W. A,
Cullop. Mrs. A. Caminetti, Charles r.
Crane, Richard Crane, Danviel v. CHS
holm, Mr.. Craighead, F. G. Coffey, Sc
ward T. Covert, Joel T. Curry, John R.
Costello, NJ F. Cronin, Campbell ContriIl,
Oscar Galloway, John Corrigan.
W. c: De Lanoy, Thomas e. Dye, Jo-
seph Duffy, W. M Daniels, w. I. Dem
ming, Joseph E. Davies, Henry e. Davis
T. Fletcher Dennis, William Denman,
Mayo Dudley, C.. C. Dill, Mr.. DilPs guest
Lincoln Dixon, s. H. Dent, John P
Twyer Daniel NJ DonepaD lanes