The sun., 1916-10-01
WILSON SEES WAR
IF G.. 0. P. TRIUMPHS
President Sounds Warning in
Talk 10 Young Democrats
at Long Branch.
NE BIDS FOR MOOSE VOTE
1--WE Did the Things the Pro-
~gressives Wanted to Do"
says Speaker.

Losc BRANCH. n. j., Sept. 30.-Presi-
a,,t wilson delivered tho lrst out and
,lt pol teal speech Of his campaign to-
day TO a delegation OF young Democrats
,So came here from NV York.
In the course OF his address he
charged
That Republican victory mean en-
hro.ling the nation in the European
var.
That tine Republicans represent the
yes'ed interests In Mexico.
That the political use made Of for
81. affairs Is hampering negotia-
Tors with other nations OF great
moment. including those with Mexico.
That tho Q who wan to inject into
our politics tho politics of Europe"
arc behind the Republican party.
That Mark Hanna's lieutenants are
Aack IN power In the q. o. p.
He made a strong bid for the Pro-
frets!vc vote.
lie says q. o.. y. L. silent.
Tho President began by saying that
ne Ea2 ubiiCans hai given the voters no
,igess;lcn as to what Is going 10 happen
n The years to come. lie remarked that
is a singular campaign. but not un-
rreceden,ed. for other parties have
's.ed to get into power by saying moth
~ whatever. and I also remember with
ir'eres; that they never succeeded"
lie said he had expected an interest
Ing Intellectual contest. although he
mould have known better. Then he
made he assertion that the Democratic
Marty mas outlived the Federalist. Wing
nd Progressive parties ana would out
we the Republican. and the res son for
- apparent Immortality Is that IL has
consistently based Its beliefs on the un-
DERIVING conviction Of American history
the belief in the government OF the
e6p,e by themselves and their own rep
ssntstivcs."
Mr. Wi'-or CHARGED that the principles
q Tie Fei.rsl.st. Wing and Rcpubli. an
ar. los were The same-government ~
ne few
The spirit Of those parties" he said.
vas one OF limited control OF tho AZ
airs OF the nation by those who had the
5iggest mate. ial stake in the prosperity
Of the country"
He granted that these parties for .
ms did rally to tSelr support some OF
the fne. planning. enterpr!sing minds OF
The country" and said the parties lived
only as long as these men had the con-
fence Of public service" As soon. how
ever. as they put in possession OF the
government men who were attorneys OF
,pec:sl interests the decadence OF the
party Inc vitably ensued."
Represents especial Interests"
rhc President continued.
"Th. Republican part" IS now consti-
tied and led believes in government by
Tie attorneys OF special Interests. They
ara perfectly willing that the attorneys
". tie peJple should appear before them
Nd plead for h tights of the people,
aut they are not willing that the counsels
vA.ch determ.nC action shall be partic..
'ited In by the attorneys OF the people.
One ~ the things that they are mos,
ons'an' talking about IL the prot ect,vc
AriH, and there was a time when a YER,
'de taking OF counsel entered into the
.ofna'l"u Of our tariffs, but not toward
10 eLd. Then a small group Of selected
o n~sellors always determined what the
tens % the tariff should he. The only
.ers1ns heard were the attorneys for the
pscial interests and the attorneys OF the
''ple could batter at the door as they
h'lsed and never get a hearing.
IriDute To frO9reoe1veas
Then he described the birth OF the
"2gressive party with lis high aims.
i4d!ns that II was great not because IL
't-.tl out 10 be more nuTerou tina
ne rar,y from which Il had seeded.
cough 1t did that, bu, because II had
ne rea! red blood Of human sympathy
q - veins and was ready TO work for
Idakind and forget the interests OF a
arrow party. ] want to pay my tribute
respect 70 the purposes and intentions
Lac men who formed h a group In
lr politics.
But the interesting thing IL that. IN.
s.nuch as they did moi get the oppor-
unity. We took advantage Of our oppor-
ia.ty TO do the things hat they wanted
10
I .n a progressive" he continued.
. 40 not spell II with u capital =. but
nInk nv pace Is Just as fast as those
10 DO. II does not interfere with the
INNING and ! am very much ~asionlshed
Sc the company that some gentlemen
.-o spell thelr ma me with a capital are
,'p!ng. Taty are engaged In the inter-
ing enterprise Of trying TO capture a
'r'T which IL fortified against them and
."s!1g % enter a party which Is al
'a.y captured by those who believe In
''F prlnclp.ss The intellectual proc
'sses by which they arrive at their
''H''4a.ora are entirely obscured TO my
.iiciitseucr.
But Won VIII notice that the party
a. merely wants control o e not have
Alv" a'y principles. Look over the
''rks = nc supporters of the Republi.
ran party. Did you over zee a more
DO cplrNany in your life? Did you
'e7 se' Clements 80 absolutely contra
u ~ 4 scA other is the elements OF
t. party?
Injecting EurOpe's Politics.
Bs'H a that party are those who
van n inject into our politics the
I'.il"' ~ Europe but not all who have
u,t purpose IN nina are on the same
I've some want to inject those politics
u. der - move In ore direction and
vntfs want 10 inject them In order to
'''" ~ exactly the opposite direction.
j. 'hese circumstances It is not wise to
''thir.e your direction.
An ! not right that we must draw
"e con ,usion that II the Republican
.Hy IS put INTO power at the next cleo
.'I oar .''Hign policy viii be radically
"'a"H' ! annot d-aw any other In
'.''.' All our present foreign policy
= 'l'y say. and II IL IL wrong
''Ff arc men or conscience they