Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATCH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 1915.

the cooperative agricultural extension
yet: the mercantile marine insurance,
the cotton futures. the land mortgage
banking. the Rnti-in JUNCTION. the good
roads. the corrupt practices. work
mems compensation. Clayton antitrust.
ship-purchusc. warehouse aud grain
grades. the Philippine and other acts.
Taken all In nll. this remarkable pro-
gram of legislation is bound To result
as President Wilson predicts. in the
emancipation of American business ="
I'm tho immediate future this couu-
try has got to draw upon its resources
in the most intellisen; WAY. and has to
make conquest oc all those men who
refuse to cooperate.
That is the intelligent thing to do
Almost anybody will see il ii you point
it out to him. 1t just had not been
seen by sufficiently energetic body
or men. and now are seeing IL.
THIS COUNTRY IL WAXING
~ TO IT'S UNITY
Some OF my most interesting en-
periences i'm rccen, months have been
in connection with this. For example,
representatives of the great medical
and surgical societies o; the United
after, came and offered to cooperate
with us to the limit in developing the
kind OF cooperation which would be
necessary In time of war. Represent
tattveS Of the great scientists OF the
country have done just what the cngi-
neerS have tried to do, with regard to
the industries. My friends, this coun-
Try is waking up Ia It's unity. to the
sense OF partnership and cooperation
by performance the irnpelling motive
of the present administration.
That is the reason VIC recently an.
propriated S36.000.oQO to these various
undertakings that | have been describ-
Ing. against only $24.000.0OO i'm
previous administrations. That is The
reason why we have worked upon this
philosophy: YOU cannot worship God
on an empty stomach. You cannot be
Il patrio; when you are starving. The
spirit of tho nation in some sense
comes from the feeding of the nation
There is an interesting illustration Of
how much the lihle eliminates the
human soiri; in the fac, that in the
Lords Prayer the first petition was
Give US this day our daily bread and
tina, the spiv tuul injunction, the in
junction OF what we arc to do with
on" bodies should be sustained
II am glad. my fellow citizens, that
tile campaign is nearly over. I am in
Il hurry to get down to business again.
There is a great deal OF irresponsible
talk being INDUCED in.
Men are saying lots OF things that
they know perfectly well they cannot
make good ON, and ii disturbs the real
counsel We are too hurdheaded TO
he taken in, ana yet we have to allow
ourselves TO seem To be taken i'm for
several months together
'Un the 9TH OF November we will call
time. and say TO each other now that
the talk Is over ana all the things
have been said that will be regretted.
let us sober up. Let's stop this in
dulsenco in loose talk. and really get
down TO The solemn business. for IL is
very solemn business. Of trying To
comprehend our general duty with re-
Sard 10 tie nation At large.
And no; only with regard 10 the
nation at large. hut with regard to the
part we shall play among the other
nations of the world.
RELATIONSHIPS WITH WORLD
MORE INTIMATE; THAN nEFORs
our relationships WITH the rest; Of
the world are goin.s'to he Incompatible
more intimate in the years to come