Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-26

W." oi ''e N'iiPelSH "pulu nv
A delegation of Muskogee leaders
arrived here and escorted Mr. Burton
to their city
II realize most fully" Mr.. Burton
declared as he plunged into his speech,
That the destiny of this great nation
is in the balance, that 1t is up to the
voters, the man at his business and
at the plow, whether We shall con
tinue at the present destructive pace
or regain our footing and begin a
march to the upper heights"
lie continued, Il am proud OF the
man who IL ut the helm of our party,
Charles Evans Hughes | know hin.
eor has worth. for his indumdable
courage. for his tcnacity IN the face
Cf obstacles and for his firm stand
in the face of almost insurmountable
odds for what he believes is right
| have followed his career since he
WAS governor and | have never known
him by act or statemen; to lower his
standards. lie is man"
In speaking of the tariff issue. he
said: This is IA most vital question
before the people today and the ar
suments of the Republican party are
sure to gain greater acceptance be
cause of the frightful war now raging
in Europe. At the close of this strug-
~" We may expect lleICcr competition
thah ever before party from stochs
OF S0ods Whlch nave accumulated bul
which cannot now be sent here and
partly from the sale of articles which
the poverty of the nations engaged
compels them to sell. More important
than this, however, will be the uni
Neroal cilort OF the coihpalants |"
ie""piil''te themselves ny enlerlllE
our own markets ana other markets III
Whlch we compete WIN them Tor n
idItCI SHare vi Inc trdue.
IN pluoI 10 gun lootn0ld hnI
20 rcs"in as raPiuly MS poSSlpie 'helr
9n loi n'er positiohs every possible means
WIN DC oilPioyou' wages may De low
eIGu. me SupJect theh OF our own
hluu' lui Supremacy, poti as IeSdrus
our uohheStic Hi'ti hets ana ioreisn
HiaIkets, mas u new significance loi
US. we 90 hot SEEK 10 smut them OUT
put we DO ask Tor fairness to our
selNes-ior Aihcrlca Iirst Ihe adNo-
Gates OF tne poiicy OF iree traue, Wh.
seem 10 prevail III the poncles OF thiS
administration. say that iree trade ~
based upon me great principle Oh
ulNisioh Oh iapor, that just as lhnlVlu-
uuis nave SUPERIOR capacity TOT the
mak,ng OF certain artioles or perform
ing speciai serNices' so IL Is pest 10
ieaVe 10 each hation thc production
ana MANUFACTURE or that whlch IL can
pri',s to tne market most adNahtase-
ousiy ana cheapiy' ana thus there
snouIu De iree intercourse throushout
tue "oriu' IL Ehslahd ana germany
can make clothlhg more cheaply than
We' theh these countries ought TO
make clothing: ir they can make any
TOOL or article cheaper than we. then
we ought 10 let then 90 II ana look
10 lhem Tor supply.
IL ~ maintained that the policy OF
protection causes the misdircction OF
the creative or productive energies OF
pvoI'e. .n'" .iiv'. oiloi ~ snouIu
articles in which they have a sub
,ectlVe tarlIi dlNerts those efforts TO
ontire,,, ,',,ariooi,s ,,o aii ;n,S",ta,t
difference between a nation and an
individual That which every coun- |
uS S%1uulu % @ sech - nu' eiy ce,ai, riiul.iu
Of natioroi lifa tho ver,, firet ossen-
tial. We have in the United States |
between the two oceans beyond any
""oIon ~, on C'e s''nei ei,,,o,, ,,a. ,se,
oiond,, ,na'.oS ,,. ia1,dao -,
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poorir r,luIIr 9'''u'n ~. .ic steates.
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u, IL, T., t,., ,,o, ,,C'' .oo 'oo
~ =, 'ii,v W. va Ii9o nIo,'ns III pVn'
~ ~, uulinn''Vll oi l". Erea' oppoi luhl
@ e' Nni.n nus " US l','. pD"u use "a
o9' sieat uiEc,s sI'S vi .esou'ses anu
VI .nc st.'Iu, uH nlIoI ueu ny liee in
o. Pun 'utiuns al'u PoIuIatioi, aOo Oou~ilulnS ~
III l''tiStNe anu posScS'eu ol ulNeISe
Napicit'es. n.i % ,.o, ,o,,.
inc ques'iuii ot io'cish rc'"''ohS
nc thch uiScusst''
Wilson Kept Us out of War?
There is no more speciOus argu-
RANT ,,sod ia ,bis oomn,,o, tbon .,ot
,'N"' ''e' 49, '"'' 'r'''''" '"'" ."".
frtslocht wilson mas kept us out oi
war. If we take survey Of he whole
this claim on mis- behalf ia
A., ,,., .i..o. 49, ...,.,--.
''' '"o VIM" e'1'''' '"o "'"e'' az
ceptance. Has he kept us out of war?
First, let us take the case OF
Franco ana ENGLAND ver,, ir,ror
"'u '"'''
taht TACT III thls 'ohhectloh mas peeh
overlooked. During the life of this
with general approval
at WASHINGTON. II must be said. arb'-
tration treaties were entered into with
France Hnd England. That with
France was finally ratified hy the |