The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-16
WILSON'S NOMINATION.

such terms that onlv the most partisan obtuse could escape conviction of mandate s8 leadership Woodrow Wilson has inspired the country admiration Not since Lincoln hasa president been confronted with greater dleue harassing problems president overcome difficulties, solved problems, wiser or better way
 Tn some respects Wilson's position difficult than Lincolns main the support of all citizens in the North and of many citizens in the Wftson beginning of his term, has been con hatred of privilege by the and hateful of hundred So men in Wall street. who for many years have operated this government to suit themselves
 How powerful this interest h may be guessed from the Roosevelt independent and cumulative as he until recently appeared to be- quits the arena in the very the brainest representative of Wall str vhdas from the Progressive party his moral doubtless his financial support
 spite of this interest and it's nachinatons Wilson has given country which democratzes credit has destroyed the of Wall Street over the dficut impossible street again to de- clare panic for the purpose of defeating candidate for pres dent, or to promote any other selfish aim
 democratizaion of credit for the manufacturer and the business has been accompanied by the creation of tforth agricultural interest
 The farm has been aided in several ways Government that formerly went to Wall street to aid in where needed to help crops and save the usury The Federal Reserve act makes special farm act better adapted to meet conditions, has become law.
 post made to pay it's way, while country greatly extended, both in the parcel post service and by the addition of 10000 additional carriers of rural mail
 situation in Mexico has been such to try ad nistraon But Wilson moving the theory that Mexico should be permitted to work out her own destiny if she oan conditions aggravang they have been with the least expenditure of the dignity safety the United States.
 If ultimately is sterner action there, will Mexicans after extended trial them selves unable to manage their own affairs
 Of those who condemn Wilson for his Mexican policy, of whom Hughes is just the leader, Roosevelt they condemnation They do what would have done in Wilson's place.
 is seldom to delay warlr At time before there for conciaton and adjustment.
 The young who would have killed in a war will be still alive ready be killed. If war, now If there is tp he war t should he with the pnnrova1
  Mr. Hughes Roosevelt and their has the impression that the United States goes reluctantly battle with a feebler neighbor state
 In short all of patriotism humanity and business combine to make Wilson's policy of delay wise policy
 There but two open Mexico One to ne- goiate and the other is to fgh If Hughes opposed gqaon then he favors doing nothing he favors He be unsparing he pleases in his condemnation the presidents policy, but the people will candid position the only other that remains to be taken
 They will conclude that Hughes either is for war, else that he the head of his country without and merely to gain partisans.
 of Wilson's censors is that they do not say what they would do if they in his They phrases and obscure sentenon f, tIoxv 5 + a I p t they would have done.
 America in the great crisis stands at an apex of her prosperity She has weathered larger part Will she trust the man at the hem will she change leaders by mere balance of dis will in large part arise from the strict and pure neutrality which Wilson has observed?
 It is of the character of strict justice that favone neither the parties when in suit in equity the that neither can recover because neither enters the court hands .tt~.~e 44
 Already group dissatisfaction composed of those persons who place the foreign country the interest America rallying to Hughes Ii Hughes win, it is thus he
 Wilson stands with the millions of American people, fo1 America first He will not be Influence born on another continent