Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-11

1OLEDO. -O-, July lV-- lHe Ohil- ed States will go to war only in case of unmistageable necessity" said President Wilson in five minute talk at the Union Station here this after noon on his way back to Washington from Detroit.
 Continuing, President Wilson said: Our rights, our border citizens and cur sovereignty must be respected. We will respect Mexico's sovereignty in return"
 DETROIT, July 10-President Will son urged peace reached by mutual understanding rateher than force and defended the Democratic party as a friend of business in speeches today to enthusiastic Michigan audiences.
 Detroit streets were lined with thousands of persons who shouted greeting and waved American flags at him wherever he appeared. The hall in which he spoke to the Worlds Salesmanship Congress was jammed, an audience of several thousand per sons greeted him at the Ford Motor plant and tonight in Toledo and throngs listened to his brief platform address
 Strong For Peace
 Peace" was the shouted response of the salesmanship audience when the President asked them what they desired when the present world strug- eles are at an end He added that permanent peace" was his desire.
 At a non-partisan luncheon, in the Detroit Athletic Club the President sprang to his defense of the Demo crats.
 We have been trying, some of us, for a good many years to teach in pol itics as elsewhere this lesson that we are all in the same boat" he said. "We have common interests and it is our business to understand and serve those common interests. The great difficulty that has confronted us, gem tlemen, has often been that we have deliberately looked at these common interests from selfish chosen angles as if some of us wanted to depress business for example, and others of us wanted to exalt business.
 Democrats Fill Bill
 'I dare say that you have noticed that the necessity to make a living is
 
 cans and dare say you are just as willing for Democrats to make a good living as Republicans; therefore it seems to me logically to follow, though I have been quoted as having no regard for logic, that Democrats are naturally as much interested in the business prosperity of the United States as anybody else. l also be lieve that they are well fitted to guide as anybody else"
 Reserve Banks Saved U. S.
 The suspicion is beginning to dawn, he added, that the average man under stands the business necessities of the country as well as the extraordinary man. 'So l invite your thoughts" |" he continued, "in what I sincerely be- lieye to be an entirely non-partisan spirit to democracy of business An act was recently passed in Congress that some of the most intelligent bus mess men of the country earnestly op- posed-men whom knew, men whose character I trusted, men whose integ- rity I absolutely believed in. l refer to the federal act by which we intend ed and succeeded in taking credit out of the control of small number of men and making it available to every body who had real commercial assets and the very men who opposed that act, and who opposed conscientiously now admit that it saved the country from a ruinous panic when the stress of war came on, and that it is the sal vation of every average business man who is in the midst of the tides that I have been trying to describe.
 Can't Stand Still
 What does that mean, gentlemen ? It means that you can get a settled point of view and can. .conscientiously oppose progress if you do not need progress yourself That is what it means am not impugning the in- telligence even of the men who op- pose these things because the same thing happens to every man if he is not of contrary makeup. that he can, not see the necessity for thing that he does not himself need.
 When you have abundance of cred it and control of credit you of course do not need that the area of credit should be broadened."
 Addressing the salesmen, President Wilson declared in part:
 We desire permanent peace; per manent peace can grow only in on' soil. That is the soil of actual good
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