Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-11
He Has Offered No Protection at All for Americans Who Went Into Other Lands, Declares Nominee.
DIPLOMACY WITHOUT
 SENSE, HE CALLS IT
Man Who Goes Abroad to Build Up Trade for U. s. Is Discredited by Wilson, De- clares Hughes.
(By Review Leased Wire)

BALTIMORE. Oct. 10-Charles E. Hughes, speaking in the great armOry here where Woodrow Wilson first was nominated for the presidency. tonight assaiIed MT Wilson's policy toward the promotion of American trade a. Nroad and replied to published state ments of Dr. Charles w Elliott. presi- dent emeritus of Harvard. endorsing the Presidents policy.
 No Protection "Dr. Elliot pierces the heart of the matter" Mir Hughes said. "and he | finds that the record of the adminis- tration means this: No intervention by force of arms to protect on foreign soil American commercial and man. ufacturing adventures. who. of their own free will. have invested their money or risked their lives in foreign parts under alien Jurisdiction. Is "SenseIess Diplomacy"
 Tn consequence I say. that fin re- spect to American interests abroad. l they have not only diplomacy without dollars. but diplomacy without sense. Dur ng .the past three years and half one would suppose that any American who went to foreign lands to advance American industry and commerce was presumably bad fellow. who had lost his rights Why not? Why, didn't he okr Ipsf E.a take his American enterprise hesond our borders? What a shameless piO- ceeding. Let him stew in his own juice or cone home. That is the sCrt of announcement American com rNerce has had
 Wrono Premise
 MT Hughes said he had hearl t said recently that there wHs only one alternative to peace and that was war.
 q studied logic once upon a time" he said. land it had much t0 say about those who used reason of that des- cription.
 Now, About Mexico-7
 'T have been asked what would co with respect to Mexico if am ele-ted president. Now. no man or earth can tell what sort of mess we will Gnd in Mexico next March. But I will say this: There are certain principles that we can lay down and which we propose to adhere to.
 I'll trusted with executive respOn- sbiliity I propose to adhere to them.
 When To Meddle
 "The first principle is that we will not meddle with things that do not concern us. The second is that we will not merely talk about the rights of small states but we will observe them. And we will protect American rights in all parts of the world"
 The audience cheered. Mir. Hughes assailed the administration for the enactment of the AdamsOu law
 Mir Hughes faced a crowd that oc- cupied all the seating space on floor and balcony of the big hall and stood many deep in the rear sect'on. The audience frequently interrupted him to cheer and applaur. He devoted '~uch of h's speech to his reply to Dr. Elliot.
 All Elliott. Little Wilson
 "Dr. Elliot says America has now turned it's back on the io'lI- policy of protecting or aiding the,r wander ing citizens by force of arms and set ID Q different policy of her Own,' Mr. Hughes said.
 Now. note the characterizations. wandering citizens American com mercial and manufacturing adventur- tis' On the one hand we have ;he leautitul phrase as to the best gen jus of he world on the other the stinsing descript'on of the advance gua,d of American enterprise in he language shouted by administration as Interpreted by its best friends.
 "Who are the commercial adventur-
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