Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-22
Colonel, Speaking Before Six Thousand, Says He Would Have Followed Villa to Hades and Caught Him. WHOLE CITY MAKES
 GALA DAY OFVISIT q Spoke Softly and Carried Big Stick; Wilson Speaks Bombastically and Carries Dish Rag" He Says.
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LONG BRANCH, Oct. 21.- In a speech devoted primarily to a dis cussion of the need for economic pre-. paredness in the United States, Pres. ident Wilson told a delegation of far mers, architects and engineers here today that he did not expect the Un- ited States to get into war.
 Gloom For G. O. p.
 "I know that the way in which
 we have preserved peace is ob-
 jected to- said the President,
 "and that certain gentlemen say
 they would have taken some other
 way that would inevitably have
 resulted in war, but I am not ex-
 pecting this country to get into
 war, partly because l am not ex-
 pecting these gentlemen to have
 a chance to make mess of it."
 Taking the work done by the ad- ministration for the farmers as his text. MT Wilson declared:
 We want the privilege of repre- senting the whole force of the na- tion."
 Anxious To "Get Back"
 He demanded that men be put through third degree" in respect to where they stand with regard to love of the United States and he said he was glad the big campaign was nearly over because I am in a hurry to get down to business again
 G. o. p. Cant Make Good
 There is a great deal of irrespon- sible talk being indulged in,' declar- ed the President in discussing the campaign Men are saping things they know perfectly well they cannot make good on. and it disturbs the na- tional counsel On the seventh of November we will call time"
 MT. Wilson said the Democratic par ty had been trying to take the gov ernment out of the control of some small groups and square it with the counsel of the whole nation.
 Peaceful Preparedness
 In detail he told of work being done to mobilize the industrial resources of the nation, saying ''one of the greatest lessons of the European war has been that the economic and in- dustrial cooperation of the country is just as important as the military cooperation of it."
 The occasion for the Presidents address was the celebration of Far mers' Day" at Shadow Lawn, but a delegation of architects and engi- neers from New York, led by band. came to the West End Railroad sta tion by train and marched to the Presidents summer home to hear the address. Farmers from New Jersey and other nearby states came to the celebration. several hundred of them in automobiles. President Wilson said in part:
 The Presents Heritage
 We owe this much to our Republi- can predecessors; that they exercised such long and systematic neglect that 1t was necessary for us to undertake systematic performance Things will not wait forever to be performed. Not only that, but circumstances will not wait upon everything that ought to be done. The administration has had the singular advantages of national sentiment behind 1t, and has long stood ready to support such measures as adopted. I do not know whether the systematic neglect to which I re- ferred was deliberate or not I only know that it was thorough-going and that an absolutely free field was left for the present administration.
 Farmers And Tariff
 You, as farmers, never were told. I take it. that you were getting the indirect benefit of the tariff. You were getting it with extreme indirec- ton because you were getting it by high duties placed upon almost every thing that you had to use. and there fore the cost of almost everything you had to use was enhanced, and you were promised hardly more than this that if the country prospered, you
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