The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-10

Mr. Hughes present any just he
President Wilson
With reference the replacement Of experienced diplomats by
Deserving Democrats Mr. Hughes indeed made valid criticism
insofar parsanhp appointments diplomatic offices
the efficiency that the domnent policy
ncompeents Mr. Hughes guilty either of deliberate msrepre
senaton Of facts an nexeusab lack Of information The major
y of diplomatic positions IN this country at the time that PRESIDENT
Wilson took charge filled with trained IN the school OF
Dollar Diplomacy which had properly become odous to the peo-
pie The ability and personal honesty OF the majority these men Is
questioned neither questioned that they thoroughly out
people filling places whose abilities
would stumbling his policies President Wilson
b was shown ON some occasions but the main purpose
partisan The failure make due allowance
for the aetuang motive in this and the assumption that the men
displaced should have been retained indicates that Dollar Dpo
macy S from a crime in the eyes of Mr. Hughes
Keeping this point of view mind the urances of the cand
impression of interference which he de
precates in Mexico that based au motives Roosevelt
terfered the Dominican republic and said who should fill the
presidency Taft nrered Nicaragua and refused to allow the
people to select for president who unsatisfactory to HIM
Diplomat mteered VIGOROUSLY IN Mexico and strove to accom-
the overthrow President Madro after he had been recognized
by the Taft administration If Mr. Hughes desires to epudate the
entire system Interference IN the internal affairs OF Latin America
his program viii be definite; but his declarations while giving that
the surface capable of being construed to mean that
qvo only disnteesed kind interference which has char
acerized the present administration
His criticism of the European policies of the administration show
similar lack of appreciation of the president position and Difficult
ties Nor do his statements with reference to his opponent position
the tariff indicate better the Democratic of
aon Of tb Dmocratc aTt If 1893 that protective tariff was
also Democrats have recognized the
patent fact that all tariffs for revenue afford protection
and that in getting away from tariff
practical existing conditions
essary condition Of the preparedness
ment Men that certain industries should be oered not because
Of the benefit that they could be the industrial world IN times OF
but to furnish neceares times Of In this event such
industries might be costltutlonay oed Tor TINS purpose Dy
Of tariff tariff for protection alone should be de-
by the And certain industries to
be selected for this purpose an expert commission necessary Look
ed this light Mr. Hughes question regard to constiutonay
necessarily the crusher that he to think to be
With reference to foreign conditions Mr. Hughes seems to have
fallen the less able protectionss He
that the losses the countries suffer the of
their women that killed and disabled and the of their
chney of peaceful industry that destroyed the dangerous
that are unused in neacnl % Int thew are not more nrcent in
the industries which they been compelled abandon during the
times OF An andumpng law which prevents the part OF
importers same sort of unfair competition proposed
by competitors home indeed desirable but the
assumption that weakened competitor dangerous than
strong would be for serious discussion
forth by person than candidate for the presidency
Nor Mr. Hughes happy his of the presidential
position preparedness He sneers at Mr. Wilson's recent CONVEX
that and that the latter followed instead of leading
came big army man. 1t OF interest TO note the following statement
taken from the speech preparedness by James Mann January
paredness idea
1T is well known in the house that have
been believer in large standing and suppose
that have probably been cassed in what is sometimes
referred to the little navy men, "
This speech President Wilson begun
the Republicans Of the lower had selected for their leader and
had tried to elevate to the speakehp known them
ponen of a large army and little navy man.
Mr. Hughes chdes the president for favorng national
10 hose VINO favored mixed force OF regulars and
mluamen This criticism VIGOROUSLY In all speeches
favor OF the national force President Wilson spoke
terms OF the national guard but declared that
tons to ITS efficient organization had been raised which prove
valid Congress by overwhelming majority of both parties
houses declared favor of organizing the militia nationally
president compelled either accept the congressional program
and try out the experiment Of strengthening the militia
force he had spoken praise abandon
national preparedness Senator Brady and both
tins state those who favored the policy strengthening
the guard along the lines denounced by Mr. Hughes pres
dent insisted on the national force and fallen down. feared
that Mr. Hughes would have denouncng doing Per-
maps not but among the other explanations which Hughes
might make that would be of interest he might he woud
have done had congress insisted certain policy preparedness
and him the alternative of taking nothing at all He
implies that ne would have refused strengthen the
Will he have the that he would have