Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-30
You and Other Disloyal Americans Would Mortify Me With Your Vote" Says President, His Dander Up.
THIS FOR YOU AND
 ALL YOUR FRIENDS''
President Also Wants Hughes to Declare Himself on g. Hour Day, Tariff Mexico, and Other Issues.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

LONG BRANCH, N. J., Sept. 29.- President Wilson made it plain today that he wants no "disloyar' Americans to vote for him. He expressed indig nation at a telegram from Jeremiah A. O'Leary, of New York, the president of the American Truth Society, ac cusing him of being pro-British and saying he had failed to obtain com pliance with American rights.
 The President sent MT. O'Leary a short telegram which officials indicat ed Mir Wilson had desired to put in stronger language. His message fol lows:
 Doesn't Want Their Vote.
 Your telegram received I
 would feel deeply mortified to
 have you or anybody like you
 vote for me. Since you have
 access to many disloyal Ameri-
 cans and I have not, I will ask
 you to convey this message to
 them"
 This to President.
 MT. o'Leary's telegram, given out by the President, follows:
 Again we rect you with a popular disapproval of your pro-British poll cies. Last year from the twenty third New York congressional district and now from your own state and from the voters of your party. Senator Marine won because the voters of New Jersey do not want any trucking to the British empire nor do they ap- prove of dictatorship over congress.
 Pro-British?
 "Your foreign policies, your failure to secure compliance with all Ameri- can rights, your leniency with the British empire, your approval of war loans, the American tariff are issues in this campaign. Do you know that William $. Bennett, Republican con gressman, ran in the Democratic pri- maries in the twenty-third New York congressional district and boiled 36 per cent of the total Democratic vote against his regular Democratic op- ponent? Anglo-maniacs and British interest may control newspapers, but they don't control votes. The people may be readers, but they are not fol- lowers of the newspapers.
 When, Sir. will you respond to these evidences of popular disapproval of your policies. by action? The Mar tine election and Benett vote prove you have lost support among the Democrats.
 Every vote for Maritime was a vote against you as was every Democratic vote that went for MT Bennett in the Democratic primaries in the twenty third congressional district"
 To Speak Today.
 The Presidents attitude toward the campaign and toward some of the issues before the country were made known here today. It was learned that in his speech at Shadow Lawn tomorrow and in subsequent addresses seeks another term.
 Following is an authoritative sum. mary of his campaign attitude:
 Wont Get Personal.
 ''The President will adhere strictly to his decision not to enter into per sonalities or into a political contro- versy with Charles E. Hughes. All the speeches he will make away from Shadow Lawn will be delivered to non-partisan organizations and will be devoted entirely to a discussion of public questions. By inference they will have a political effect.
 His speeches here, however. will be more political in tone. Tomorrow he will tell why he thinks young men should vote the Democratic ticket.
 Mir. Hughes, Please Answer.
 American voters are entitled to know, he believes. what Republicans would do in Mexico. what attitude they would take toward belligerent nations in Europe, whether they would repeal the federal reserve act, the tariff law, the rural credits act. the tariff commission bill, the hour
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