Arizona republican., 1916-11-02

It Is only by the intricate lntertwining of strings of the heart that a nation is 10 be bound together
 The one thing do noi want men to differ with me about IS love for Amer ica. The great challenge to the people . Of the United States now is tO culti- vate unity of spirit"
 Tt is remarkable how grateful the ! skilled workers Of this country are . when you do them mere justice. the president said. T am ashamed when { I do them mere justice to have them i come and thank me Political parties are very much interested in the work . ingmen when election comes around. because they know they are in the ma joriiy l want to help them after the election. want to have the federal treasury help them to get vocational education.
 one of the things I want to take part in is the rectification of the proc esses of our courts. The processes are too complex. The trouble Is not with the judges and lawyers. Most of them. not all of them. want to do justice But it Is necessary 70 go through q mass of procedure.
 We have heard good deal recently about the eight-hour day. One of the things that interests me about II IS not
  1t means health and happiness l am in favor of it just as far as it can be made to work. lt increases the physical vitality of workers
 After it is done everybody will have ! profited. The men who oppose it do not know what makes the heart work ] They only know what makes the spleen work
 T am impatient that the talk which hoe should be over
 some of the men now most vocal in criticising the things done in the last three and half years were formerly the men who helped to do those things They have not been rational since last 1 June
 We are not going to be drawn into quarrels which mean nothing to us We are not interested in seeing one nation or group of nations prevail against another
 We are not afraid to fight and we are not disinclined to fight for the things that America stands for
 We are waiting for the call we have always waited for. We have fought for humanity. God forbid that we should ever fight for self satisfaction or for aggression"
 President Wilson left at l0:30 o'clock for New York
 In his night speech President Wilson said in part:
 'I have come here for the purpose of giving myself the pleasure of discuss ing some of the permanent interests of the great country which we love. The interest of campaign is largely ephemeral. It centers too much in party passion
 1 want to warn you, my fellow citizens. against any sort of division. whether of interest or of party, which divides you in feeling. l am ready to rgive nightly challenge to any man who differs with me in opinion but the one thing wish him not to differ with me about Is love of America
 q am even ready to believe that the men who differ with me in political opinion are good fellows. They don't | always show if. They sometimes say very disagreeable things. They some times have an attitude of hostility which is very consistently maintained. but l am ready to believe that after the talk is over. after we have stripped ourselves of the purposes of the mo ment, we can get down together on a common American basis and express a common love for q common country.
 At any rate, what challenges the spirit of America just now is this: That foreign nations think we are divided and it is our motive to prove to them that we are united But we connot do that unless we are united 1 That Is one thing about which you cannot put up bluff If the capital istic class of this country is going to l continue to try to drive hard bargains with the laboring class. if men of diff ferent nationalities are going to look upon each other with suSpfpion thera will not be the unity in them which ought to bind it together in order that it may have singleness of heart and unity of purpose.
 So that I feel like saving to every man. when it comes to a political choice, follow the man that you believe