The sun., 1916-10-10
Tells Just What He'd DO In
Mexican and European
Crises.
HARD RAPS FOR WILSON
Not Even Peace Without
Honor. He Says. Referring
to Border Murders.

0thcr way to put it--Charles ". hughes
N,,n, after Woodrow wilson here In
M,.n.,,,,. ,, ,.t,, vos,,,,i,n
''"'p"" '"s"
s'nashes, More than 6'ooo persons VI
Tire Metropolitan Opera House were
fairly lifted from their seats when he .
nuua .,, .,.,,roa aud sia,,m.d.
"' ~ ~
raised an excited screech by George
mes certainly batting .8bo this h'sh'
The sum and substance OF his blister
ING attack AGAINST wisconsin was that
N,.,, 10. ,,,iao., ,h. ,,,n,r of ,be
"""" 10 IS
Initeo s'ates TOT "o.n'"s, 'e"S' ",
Tor tne preserN"t"n oi p'"''' ~ polnseu
20 MEXICO as reNea".s n.
iecoru VI nn.oin.,n' y" 49,,
uonor anu ,n'.'"'t'e" pe"'e 49,"
rphor. anu an ~ eSpuursse ,hn 90
~" w s"a 80, ,,n'Iry
ana o. sn.. p,ay,,ar,is
..Nnn". .n,aa :, ,ha ,n,.r.
.s"nno ,,,,, narican mails ana The
n,arr an %, ,aa,,,ma,o hmerican com.
ma,ca n. ,rooss ~ the in.vi,able out
,.-a % axscu,Iya y,cII,atinn and TIA bbi-
80
He mads his own positIon so clear
,... tho o,,a,.rc. .nranv mn with wild
III. - as,i-h, ana annrovai N he had
,s.n prssidsnt there would have been
=, ,... 81 convipcinyness In his warn
,n.. ,nst n. ,n,,,,er ~ Ansrican cA,-
-ro,ia ,ns,, tho, m. rsSs
LA hs b.,a 20 s,rir, accountabilitv
.,J m, .ore II. ,sl, certain would
ha,, nr.y.n,.d tho sInLi,~ ~ tho i,usi-
80.
~
~ -.- p.u..
II he Is elected PRESIDENT ,and this
promise rang out like the crack or a
h.sh power rtfe) there VIII be no m
reference with American mails and no
interference with legitimate American
commerce, any more than there Will he
unpublished sea or land murders. lie
did not mention the name Of Germany
and he did not mention the name OF
fngla nd, hut not one person in the
audience left the grea; auditorium In
doubt as to where he stood--four square
interests OF the United States against
On! country III 'he world
mere was u punch IN 'hat speech
S".h'sh'' y auatly ABOUT j, whicn mas
nv cen I,epueh''y rtVea,e IN ,he
''nshes addresses. OBVIOUSLY Inc man
u warming up as the campaign goes on.
'enehdous's intent mat no ciass or
800 N'
opuot AS 10 the brand OF MS Ameri-
.ah'sm' since the campaign began
tnere mas never been such a response OF
cneers'
lie wants TO hght-'oNes 1t. Oppose
ron, neckiihg' rouses the combative
sririt IN MIN ana sends HIN fu'l TIT
dgain~ the he'toters and heckiers, They
tried II Tonight Few strong luneed
democrats planted IN a hIgh gallery
ana itushes turned on mem hrs' win
n SWIFT Jest ana then WIN a sharp de-
renee or ms course In the panouGy
matters uec'sion against bumpers
ms came on top OF ms 'ohtehnptuous
discussion OF Mr' wilson course III the
nn"',e', ~" sanely Vo,c
o""' ,'''s''",, "o"e :" COURTEOUS, "rohe
~ upon h's nov" VI aIbunnenl WIN the
wv Wy :" ia'"i'" ~ "''N'e'S '"'oush-
49,.
Answered the HecLIer.
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,I..s npm,n"a " oa, So 80 W." nr
mas hn, Ar uughss u'aiLsd To- tbss
f,o,,ivh,s way.d a ,ns,r, tnina horI and
saii sn,,,. ~ ~
\ dop., smb.,ross him TN an.
sver him = ala my AMI asa b,dyo en-.
forcing the ,aw nf the iond
The crowd oarcd-tbat,s tho univ
word which Nt,y aascr,ha, IN. yoI,os ~
round. Mr.. Hughes kent nj IL
81 stand here to saw that as a Iudc,
or ~ elected President, of This land | shall
enforce In. Laws Of the land Il, ~ Tho
business of n Judge 10 enforce the ,aw
II Il even the business of Presidents 70
enforce the law"
What impressed the audience to-righ,
evidently was not only IN. importa nee
OF Mr.. Hughes's address. hut the manner
with which he delivered fired II, They
saw for themselves tina, there was moth
ing cold or hesi,ating or eyasiye abou,
The Republican candidate. Another th,rp
stood out-the comple,. harmony of Old
Guard Republicans and Rooseyeltlan
prouresslycs. They mixed their cheers
very cheerfully, with no color of pre-
tence but with complete unaplmlty.
Met nv No,ab,. Commi,,.c.
me run started we instant Mr.
uxhes special train arrived IN Trenton
on us way mere Al trenton was q
specisi reception COMMITTEES from rem
MoooS Johh "ahahiaher' fiiiahhef I
Knox president Johh fflhoel OF me
Union League ciub' senator George i
oliver, Boies Penrose among them, ano
they climbed aboard waving naHs anc
optimism. At the Broad street station
n crowd OF 10000 salu;ed Mr.. Hughes
and all the way out to the opera house
at Broad and Locust streets, the side
walks were massed with as friendly q