The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-29
WILSON GIVES VIEWS
ON MANY TOPICS IN
LETTERS TO LEADERS

LONG BRANCH, N. j.. Sept. IS
In message opening his campaign VI
| leAlsr writing. President wilson ue.
about 90 be determined whether we
shall keep the nation upon It's present
terms Of peace and good will win inc
world or turn 10 radical changes OF
policy which may alter the WhoIe
aspect Of the nations life.
The president wrote the letter TO
Miss Leona. l.. LarrabcC, president OF
the Women's Democratic cluD, OF fort.
land, Ore. thanking her for work
being done in his behalf by the organ
iZation.
IL cannot help having the feeling,
said the presidents letter, that the
! intelligent women of Oregon need no
suggestion or intimation from me as
to what are the real issues OF the pres.
ent campaign or the real concern tHaI
women must have with those issues.
AS Il very sincere advocate or inc eA,
! tension of the suffrage TO women IL
IseemS to me very great dlsserVlce 10
the cause that partisan use should De
made of ii, particularly at time SO
critical as this, when the question
lis about t. be determined whether we
shall keep the nation on lis present
terms OF peace and good will with the
world or turn to radical changes Oh
policy which may alter the WhoIe
aspect OF the nations life"
In another letter sent to Howard 5.
Williams, Of Jackson, Miss, express
ing regret that he cannot attend the
annual convention of the Young Men S
Business Clubs OF America at Jackson
on Oct. 10, the president declared that
the future business development OF
the country rests in an unusual and
peculiar degree nj present IN the
hands Of young business men.
New Problems for Futurs.
Tho problems Of the future In the
field Of business are going To be new
| problems very largely" he wrote. or
else old problems in Il new form. IL VIII
need imagination. rigor Hld enterprise
TO deal with them ~ thcy should be
dealt with, and the young men Of inns
generation should be preparing theni-
selves in mind and purpose for IL new
cru 1t would be u great privilege IL
could come TO bear such message IN
person, Since cannot. L can only ask
YOU TO utter it for ME and 10 assure the
gentlemen assembled OF my profound
interest In the part they are 10 play IL
the future development OF the great ma
| ton We live.
| The President made 1t clear AGAIN to-
night that he has no intention or max.
ing campaign tour. II was reiterated
that all speeches made BY him away
| from Shadow Lawn will be before nor
partisan organizations ana Gcncralls
speaking. Will be on-political in forih.
In rCrlying 20 an invitation TO nhkf
an extra SpceCh on one Of his mludlc'
west trips. Secretary TuInu!tE wrote &c
night that no plans were being made lui
: any rear platform speeches by the FfeSi'
! dent. I'm tie trips the Presidents PR
, yuto car will BE- attached TO regular
ri trains. and only the regular brief Stops
will be made.
A Wilson Day.
: 4 suggestion has been made here lha'
: q Wilson Day be- celebrated before cleo
! ton in all parts Of the country, me
President to write message LOT 'ht
! occasion. The plans are only IN tcn'
iative shape.
and state organizations IN NaIi"I
states will he taken up by the President
+ in The near future. He has already seer
Samuel Scuhury. Democratic candidate
for Governor Of New York and within
q short time he will sec Edwin ;. liar
: ris Democratic State Chairman in Ne"
: York, and William +. McComhs. Demo
? cratic candidate for United States Sen
, alnr-
The President accepted an invitation
today to review the fourth New JcrSe!
regiment at Sea- Girt on Saturday.
To-day the President discussed poiitl
cal questions with Miss Ida Tarh"ll Q
magazine writer, and later this after
/ noon received group OF moving picture
GENERATORS who took him in various
poses,