The sun., 1916-10-17
Tells Volunteers, Headed by
PinchOt and Rabbi Wise,
Interests Would Rule.
AFTER WILLIAMS'S SCALP
President Also Asserts Rcpub-
q, leans Want Army to Aid
Business in Mexico.

Wilson said In an address to-day. want
only three things. the scalp OF John
Shelton Williams. Comptroller OF the
Currency control of the country's bank
inp system and the army and navy OF
: the United states back OF their imam
' c,ai enterprises in Mexico. lie spoke 10
delegation called the Wilson Volnn.
teers," headed by Amos Pinchot ana
Rabbi stephen S. Wise.
Mr.. pinchot told the President they
manned to campaign for him from
the Battery To Buffalo because they
felt he had given the nation "a square
deal" Rabbi Wise said IN. delegation
was supporting Wilson because IT'S
member refused 10 accep' 'h' leadership
of Barnes, Roosevelt. rertose and Per-
k,ns." lie praised "s PRESIDENTS poll
cies in dealing r'tS fore n countries
referring particularly 70 he Panama
tolls question and to the Mexican prop
lem, in which he said 'yon have shown
the world how Il great nation ought and
can AFFORD to deal with . weaker ma
tion."
Resolutions sefe presented which said.
"we resent as N insult to the Ameri-
can people Mr.. " CHESS calm acceptance
Of the organized and militant support
OF the Ge-mar-Ancrican Alliance and
We 0eTDuI'f us llIiiA' "'"' ''N - ''i
toms the EFFORT to punish an American
President with the vote OF alien SYM
pathizers."
The resolutions also profess inability
TO understand why Mr.. Hughes Is UNI
able or afraid to commit himself on any
great issue before the nation" and ada
that 1.-THE election of Mr.. Hughes would
mean a Republican Administration dead
locked with a Democratic Congress at a
alma Whap pur safety and honor de-
mand team play at Washington"
lO.OOO.OtO Voters ProEresnives.
The President began by remarking
that Of the Is 600 600 votes cast four
years agt 1900. 600 should be classed
As Pt, gressi.es i OOO. 900 having been
cast for tho Democratic candidates and
1000. 600 for me Moose candidates. Only
$500. 900 o. the 5000. 900 remaining voted
for the Republican candidates. which he
regarded as "a most extraordinary mani
festat.on of the desire OF the people OF
the United States to move forward along
new and cor str;ict!ve lines IN respect OF
their pubic policy" The Democrats are
true progress YES. he asserted. having
proved II In the last four years.
ut has been "A great inspiration" he
said. 80 feel that the spirit OF 80 many
men WAS being expressed In concrete
ee'S"So' "H''h ''u''is Hdh
been long.ns. which II lad been demand
Ing. which Il had been repeatedly prom
ised and never vouchsafed BY those who
promised H."
de continued:
The situation the country faces just
now Is mis-; II wana %hSnuine. humane.
Just progressive sE!,lation. II has
an instrument AT hand which has proved
serv!ceab.e In obtaining legislation OF
that SORT. and the question for the TO-
100000 voters 10 Will they retain this
instrument or reject II! The question Is
extraordinary from one point OF view be-
cause they are invited by the Republican
party 10 substitute .he leaders OF $780,
900 for the leaders OF the 10. 600. 900.
some unaApp!I!. who were leaders Of
poruoh OK TIE lo'"oo,O1O have ceased
10 be the'r leaders and have thrown in
their fortunes win the 800. 900. but
very large proportion of those who
were ue leaders o: III" lO,OuO,0OO are
now stiii win t.e AO.OVo,OOO heart Il
sou'.
STiouts u ComptrOiler william ..
sand who ,rc IN. leaders n, tho ,bra,
and a half million
.The men wb, "a, su-, ,,e,r aos,ros
in three nronosi,,or. To 49,, ., 30 ,.o,
present comn, roller M ia, r,,r,,r,
can only conjecture, because for the frs,
Time in many years he has Obliged the
banks TO obey the banking law know.
ins MN To be honorable. knowing him "a
De emcient. ! can conjecture no reason
In the second place, they desire to gel
control OF the iew banking system. and
In the third piac- they wish to put the
army ana navy or the lnit,i States
back OF their financial enterprises II
Aexico and hroushout the worlu.
IN private TINS Is what thew Avow
II ought to be avowed In public. and il
suHlWarizes AZ cotnfaotlE ana neatly a!
IL heed 10 summarized the general pur'
poses or the leaders o. tho three ana a
haii mi'iion'
here. then. We strtSc the essence oI
the compalgn. An instruinenta!ity ol
enlightened legislation. genuinely demo
cratic IN spirit. Is. Il their SUGGESTION,
are accepted 10 he replaced by n.en VIII,
nave no public OBJECTS excep, tho Oh
Jects or spoi'ai!on. can any one wonder
that thoLShtfu. q in such citCLm
stances are beginning to see ta.t We ar.
racing the most ,.iticol pOntlcal Choic.
that has been maze IN our generation
because we are now 10 choose, for III.
time being at any rate the very char
acter and f~ouEoRtion OF or Government
Sees Interests q. Background.
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The ,ntcros, ~ ~. u"ooe o,'~te'
y. p.oplo ana the 'h'eies' or certain
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