Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-24
It Is Not a Matter That Can Be Arbitrated, He Tells Busi- ness Men in Porch Talk at Shadow Lawn.
CALLS ATTENTION
 TO U. s. PROSPERITY
So Long as Capital and Labor Stand Antagonistic Amer ica Will Never Come Into Her Own," Says President.
(By Review Leased Wire)

LONG BRANCH. N. J.. Sept. 23.- Today President Wilson actively op- ened his campaign for reelection with a speech replying to Republican criti- cism of his settlement of the recently | threatened railroad strike. With en- phatic gestures. before a large crowd assembled at Shadow Lawn. he de- tended the S-hour day and declared also that the nation must be freed from the possibility of interference with its commerce. Businessmen from various parts of New Jersey interrupt ed the President with hand clapping and cheering.
 The Eternal Warfare
 ''The chief cloud that is upon
 the domestic horizon is the un-
 satisfactory relations of capital
 and labor" the President said.
 adding that ''so long as labor and
 capital stand antagonistic the in
 terests of both are injured and
 prosperity of America is held
 back from the triumphs which are
 legitimately it's own"
 70 G. O. p. Favor Law
 Mir. Wilson spoke fthe bright fut- ure for American business and then launched directly into discussion of the railroad situation. Without di- rectly mentioning Chas. E. Hughes. the Republican nominee. the President brought in the Republican party by saying that about seventy Republi- cans supported the S-hour law in the House. and Senate Republicans put no obstacle in the way of the passage of the measure.
 This was because the proposal was reasonable and was based upon the right" asserted MT Wilson.
 Not Arbitrable
 The President met the argu-
 ments that the railroad question
 should have been arbitrated with the fiat statement that he did not
 believe the S-hour day an arbitra-
 ble question.
 Means of preventing a repeti-
 tion of the threatened railroad
 strike were taken up in detail.
 The President sain:
 It will be intolerable if at any
 time any group of men by any process should be suffered to cut
 society fffrom the supplies that sustain life"
 Reserve System lauded
 After talking for 20 minutes about the railroad problem. the President discussed business generally He said that business men in America have had their real commercial strength put ct their service by such measures as the federal reserve act and now. are on their mettle
 MT Wilson spoke from the porch of Shadow Lawn. He was introduced by w. P Runyon. of Perth Amboy. N. J.. who said the men in all parts of the country were organizing to secure the Presidents reelection. After his speech the President stood for 90 min utes on the porch and shook hands with everybody present. Mrs. Wilson stood by his side. and near by were Attorney General Gregory. POstmas- ter General Burleson. Colonel F. NJ. House Henry Morgenthau. former am bassador to Turkey and Jacob Schiff.
 Is Coming To Denver
 Mir. Wilson today began making ar for trips to the Middle West in October to speak before non partisan organizations on public ques- tions. In addition to accepting def nitely an invitation to speak in Oma- ha on October 5. tentative plans were begun for him to visit Chicago. He already had decided to go to Indiana polls on October 12.
 Other Speakers Come West
 Attorney General Gregory discuss ,d with the President the selection of United States district judges in Ohio,
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