Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-30
Presidents Address Expected To Show Only One Course Possible As Germany Re fuses To Give In.
NATIONS SENTIMENT
 FAVORABLE TO WAR
Unrevealed German Plots May Be Made Public Soon By President, Showing Future Peril of America.
CBy Review Leased wire)

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 WASHINGTON, Mar. 2e. -
 While it is assumed from the de- fensive measures already taken
 by the military arm of the govern
 ment, President Wilson in sd-
 dressing congress next week will
 ask for war against Germany, or
 exists, it is known he will speak
 along broad lines, dealing lightly
 with incidents leading up to the
 present crisis.
 Officials feel that the time is past when incidentals should be discussed. and henceforth that only fundamental questions of both present and future American safety should be consider ed. As a result the President is gath ering opinions and suggestions from all sides as to the sort of an address to make in the coming crucial hours.
 Cause For War is Clear
 The general situation has not
 been changed by the speech of
 the German chancellor. von Beth
 mann-Holwegg. today. according
 to the view tonight Of officials.
 Germany. il was said. has con
 sistently attempted to lay the
 blame for her acts on other nat
 ions. On previous occasions Pres
 ident Wilson has taken the posi-
 ton that Germany is in no way
 justified in carrying on submarine ruthlessness because of the Brit
 ish blockade.
 One Way Only 10 Peace
 Only complete abandonment of unrestricted submarine warfare
 could change the attitude Of the
 United States. it has been said semi-officially recently. and press
 reports indicate that the German chancellor did not even discuss that possibility
 To Draft Message Soon
 The President will meet with the cabinet tomorrow for the last time before beginning the actual writing of his message to congress. and there fore it is expected the German situa- tion will he dealt with very fully
 The attitude of both congress and public opinion is sought in order to present both as fully as possible. As to the former. the President is anx- ious to transgress the constitutional perogatives of congress as the war body. l. IS realized that in the ultimate analysis the responsibil- ity for decision rests there.
 America United
 Public opinion it was said as in dicated by clipping from newspapers in all parts of the country. unmistak- ably favors decisive action. Bellis erency is not confined to the Atlantic and Pacific sections if opinions gath cred by the administration are a true index Demand for action on the part of congress and the President comes also from the interior section be tween the Alleghanies and the Sierras The views represented by some mid western congressman as to the apa- thy of their constituents is considered more local than general
 Kaiser Must Go
 The greatest point under cOnsidera- ton by the administration is whether Germany has not unmistakably shown. through long succession Of violations of international law. that the United States must definitely mite with the liberal democracies of he world against the four most com plete autOcracies both for it's present and it's future safety. All hope has been lost. as shown in the note tO Germany as to the treaty Ot 1928. in he good faith of the present German rulers. The Belgian invasion and de- oortations. the ruthlessness submsr- ne warfare. the attempts to enbroil neutral countries in plots. sud the general conduct of the war have con- rinced many officials that he Ger
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