Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
Wilson Predicts the United
States VIII Become involved
in European Conflict # Re-
pubIIca0S VIM
TALKS TO DELEGATION
OF YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Present Administration Can
not Handle Any Critical
Matters Until Results Of the
Election Are Known.

Long Ef4hCNt N. Js sept, dVs--lH u
vigorous donuuciauon of the republ-
can party President Wilson today told
q delegation of young democrats from
New York that "the certain prospect
of republican success in November IL
that we shall be drawn in one form
or another into the embroilmentg OF
the European war and that the
force of the United states win be used
to produce i'm Mexico the kind of law
and order which some investors in
Mexico consider most to their advant-
age"
The president made his first out
and out political speech OF the cam
paign from the porch Of Shadow
/ Lawn. Urged ON by the enthusiastic
cheers and waving banners OF several
thousand young men he assailed the
1 republican party and laid down the
issues ON which he believes the cam
uaign should be fought
Sul discussing the foreign affairs
Of the country President Wilson stat
ed that on account of the political
uses made of foreign relations ut IS
going 10 be practically impossible for
the present administration TO handle
any critical matter concerning our
foreign relations, 1uecause an foreign
statemen are waiting 20 see whi'
way the election goes aag in
meantime they know that SETTER
would he inconclusye
Republicans Criticised
Most of the presidents address, was
/ devoted to crucisemont off the re-
publican party, and TO outlining his
/ own plans. A bid was made by the
president for the votes %. progress
Isivcs. He praised The progressive
party as having the real red blood Of
human sympathy IN it's veins, ana
/ declared the democratic party had
I done the things the progressives
wanted done.
Briefly. the president referred to
the hyphcnate issue He said.
Back of that party (the republic
can) are those who want to inject into
our politics the politics Of Europe
outlining the program Of the demo-
cratic party. Mr Wilson said it has
begun the process Of liberalization"
for the business of this country and
"it intends to strengthen that system
lat every point extend it at every
point extend it wherever II needs eN-
tension
He referred brlelly TO the 'elordl
reserve act the tarill commission act
the trade commission act, and other
laws passed by the democrats. charg-
ing that until the present admins
t"ton WaII street confronted lhe ac-
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