Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-06


{ ton. We must use an our force
moral and physical. 10 uphold a leagu,
OF nations to uphold the peace OF thi
world"
The president declared there wa.
no use fighting over petty things. n,
discussed the attitude Of George Wash.
'ington ON entangled alliances. saving
ne did not believe Washington meant
The United states should not come
into contact with the world. Preyl
dent Wilson, in his afternoon speech
here, declared the "rcal business OF
legislation is 10 release the forces OF
Americas business ana ITO see 10 II
that impedimcnts new or old shall
mot De placed in the way" he re-
Itefrcd to the federal reserve act and
me trade commission act as un-
Stacking business.
Some Of these days gentlemen.
when the great tides OF business are
running free I'm this country. YOU will
look back upon the last three years
and say that was when the channels
were dug for this great time As
compared with the verdict OF the next
twenty-five years ] do not care a pep.
/ rcrcorn about the verdict Of 1916. be-
cause ] know how those laws were
/ conceived
Business Emancipation
/ Later on. he added, America is TO
/ 7c congratulated upon having achiey-
I cd @ business emancipation.
The president referred 20 men with
/ heads like knots put on bodies TO keep
/ them from "ravelling" out There
are such knots in politics" ne said
/ ! have known men who have taken
worn out ideas and tied them uu IN
/ That knot as an old woman would tie
|up her savings In her handkerchief.
and hy tho time they unite the knot
1 they viii find they are no longer eur
/ reu.y'
The president stood throughout the
/ long parade celebrating the ffieth
anniversary OF Ncbraska's statehood.
I He laughed when one grizzlpd old IN
/ dian shouted Hello, Woody" and he
Kept time with his silk hat when q
float representing an old time ball
room stopped before him and IA group
OF young men and women danced
Virginia rect He waved his hat time
and again as the m3rchcrs Cheered
him and frequently ne bent down to
call Mrs Wilson's attention to some
particular feature At the conclusion
" the parade he mote.ed TO the ma
uonal swine show, returning TO his
hotel just IN time for dinner
Night speech.
The presidents night speech fol-
lows IN part
Until 1880, between us and the
Pacific there were empty spaces.
There were lines that represented
frontier and the process the tidal
process OF American history had not
ceased. But the census takers OF
1890 reported that they could not
any LONGER draw any frontier within
the United states And since then
what has been going on has not been
the extensive processes that proceed /
cd but the intensive processes draw .
ing their life together iu some places T.
in very hot contact. creating the heat
ana hurry and excitement of our
cities. spreading our populations /.
more and more over the quiet agri- .
cultural spaces, going hoWellng into I
the earth where the great mountains /
hfted themselves over the mineral re- .
sources of tho far west And from
that time 10 this, America has taken .
ON new aspect 1t rs not by acct
dent ! take 1t. my fellow citizens, (
that only eight years elapsed before .
We got into the politics of the world
u was fD TNgk s-grI ramon Itat. that
tbs crgnst ,.,,. NO n g.,. a. N
tr,,ri,a b.J n, s,,o - and
"a s,rt ,,',,,,.t,t[., r,t. i,,.,,.,',i
process and now looked with pity
upon other peoples near al hand less
fortunate than themselves. looked
with pity upon the conditions Of men
struggling for some kind and part of
the HEhls OF hutIN lh jhe nelshnoi-
ing Islands or tuba, Interested lhem-