Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-01
President Cheered by Thou sands of Young Business
 Men in First Out-and-O Out
 Political Speech from Porch
PROGRESSIVES HE
 INVITES AND PRAISES
"They Have the Red Blood of Human Sympathy in Their Veins" He Says--Also Raps Hyphenates.
(By Review Leased Wire)


 LONG BRANCH, N. J., Sept. 30.
 In a vogorous denuncistion of the
 Republican party, President Will
 sen today told a delegation of
 young Democrats from New York
 that "the certain prospect" of Re-
 publican success in November is
 that i've shall be drawn in one
 form or another into the embroil-
 ments of the European war;" and
 that "the force of the United
 States will be used to produce in
 Mexico the kind of law and order
 which some investors in Mexico
 think most to their advantage"
 The President made his first
 out and out political speech of the
 campaign from the porch of Sha-
 dow Lawn. Urged on by the en-
 thusiastic cheers and waving ban
 ners of several thousand young
 men, he assaulted the Republican
 party and laid down the issues
 on which he believes the cam
 paigns should be fought.
 Foreign Relations Blocked.
 Still discussing the foreign affairs of the country he stated that on ae- count of the political uses made of foreign relations. it is going to be practically impossible for the present administration to handle any critical matter concerning our foreign rela- tions, because all foreign statesmen are waiting to see which way the election goes, and in the meantime they know that settlements would be inconclusive.
 Befriends Bull Moose.
 Most of the Presidents address was can party and to outlining his own plans A bid was made by the Presi- dent for the votes of Progressives. He praised the Progressive party as hay ing the real red blood of human sympathy in its veins" and declared the Democratic party had done the things the Progressives wanted done.
 Modelling of Hyphenates.
 Briefly the President referred to the hyphenate issue. He said:
 Back of that party (the Republi- cans) are those who want to inject into our politics the politics of Eur ope." Outlining the program of the Democratic party, MT. Wilson said it has begun the process of "liberaliza- tion" for the business of this country. and Tit intends to strengthen that sys- tenn at every point. extend it at every point. extending it wherever il needs extension
 No thoughtful man in this country would propose that We should return to the methods of political control practiced by Senator Hanna. IL hap pened that at that time a very lovely trustworthy gentleman was president of the United States. I mean MT. Wm. Mckinley. He had no part diseredi- table to himself. so far as l know. in the political arrangements and the ex- penditure of unlimited money. but now you will notice we have returned to the good old days of Mark Hanna in the Republican party.
 Some of the very gentlemen who were prominent in that odious regime are now at the head of the affairs of the management of the Republican campaign. The lieutenants of Mark Hanna have returned to authority and the lieutenants of Mark Hanna repre- sent the choice. the determinations and so much as We can conjecture. the policy of the Republican party.
 Pooling The Nation
 They want to control. possess. They are the magic workers for them. They do not think we have sense enough. they do not think we have coherence enough; they do not think a great body of free people know how to hang together in it's own cause and that little body of men that always hangs together can in the long run manage the people and it is up to us to show them that that is impossible. The people of the United States have been fooled. but they are not often fooled several times in the same way. and this barefaced attempt to fool them in the same old way is. in my
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