Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-30
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 truth lie to lift his eyes to the great multitude of laboring men and striy- ing women who constitute a great nation like ours and in the very act of addressing them. get in his own consciousness some part of the i'm pulse of their life. You cannot com mend your business to the people that you do not understand and You cannot understand the people of the United States without wishing to serve them.
 U. s. Must Be Ready.
 50 I come to you with this thought: America is at a point. gentlemen, where it is more than ever necessary that she should understand her own ideals not only, but be ready to put them into action at any cost. It is one thing to entertain fine principle and another thing to make them work
 Has Strong Convictions.
 q am not interested and l beg that you will believe me when 1 say that I never have been interested in fight ing for myself but I am immensely in terested in fighting for things that believe in. and so far as they are con cerned, I as a challenger to all com CTS It is important therefore since I am in fighting mood to let you know what are some of the things that l do believe in.
 Tn the first place, I believe and summon you to show your belief in the same thing, that it is the duty of every American in everything that he does. in his business and out of it. to think first. not of himself or of any interest which he may be called upon to sacrifice. but of the country which i've serve America frst'-means pe-i thing unless you translates-e.t into Mhat you do. Principle at Any Cost. 1 q believe. in the second place. that America. the country that we put first fin our thoughts. should be ready in :every point of policy and point of ac- stoin to vindicate at whatever cost, the fprinciples of liberty. of justice and ioi humanity. to which we have been devoted from the first Yon cheer the sentiment but do you realize what it nneans?
 : Justice to All Nations C. {; @1t means that you have not only E ggot to Be 5ust to other natjoGs: ii is Inot an easy thing to do. II. is easy ito tbipl frst s65fr 3tIF IiEssfrfal :interest 1 of America but it, if not easy to think first. of what America. if she loves justice. ought to, do in the field of in ternatronal affairs. l believe that at whatever cost, America should be just to other peoples and threat other peoples as she demands that they ! should should treat her. She has 8 I right to demand that they treat her with justice and she has a right to ] insist that they treat her in that fashion but she cannot with dignity 1 nor with self respect insist upon that ] unless she is willing to act in the | same fashion toward them. That l am ready to. fight for at any cost to myself.
 Equal Opportunity
 'Then in the third place. touching i ourselves more intimately, my fellow | citizens. this is what I believe: If | l understand the life of America. the | central principle of it is this. that TO | small body of persons. no matter how | influential, shall be trusted to deter | mine the policy and development of | America. You know what you want l in your business. You want fair | field and no favors. You want to be |