The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

Hearst sent thiS m"*EaT" 10 Carvalho'
Use Star SpamElcd Banner IN MI morn
ing papers. 10 not print N"ssiIhc Zci-
tunG message.
t;corr" Sylvester VicrcCk editor o:
Nicrcrk's Weekly. formerly The Father,
land. whose name has been mentioned
several times in the inquiry, s"i,t Hearst
n message from New iOrk. Under ontc
of March |. saving he believed the story
uf the Zimmerman note wns hoax. ana
that III" document waS planted by BTU
iSh agents.
these messages 70 Carvalh": "f.feel
congress should remain in continual sos
sion and protect the peoples liberties.
This making dictator of President d"S-
p"ratrly dangerous precedent. IT ma!
do no Immediate harm with good Prcs-
idcnt. hut ii may do immense INJURY
with some bad ono.
Wilson is fcdrralist. as I wrote in first
year nf his term. and az Francis Sh""cd
in alien and S"ditI"n editorial. inc leu
crnli3ts are aut"rralic in tendency.
President Of this r"ruhlic
to-day has moro power than any king IN
any constitutional monarchy IN INC
world. II h" gets more II" VIII DC q or
tatnr and possibly II d"Sl'ot. II Is IN"
duty of true democrats To l." NlHilaht.
especially as all these rnCrnachmcntS on
popular rights arc hring made IN IN"
name nf democracy. Mckay could make
strong eight column cartoons occupying
IN depth twn-thirdS editorial page snow
ing smaller figures Uncle Sam and Ger
many. shaking their fists nj each oth"r
na left side page. and on right SIDE hlE
head and shoulders 81 Japan with knilr
! in hand. leaning over int" pictur". ana
evidently. watching chance" l" Strlh"
b.. 'Watrhrul Waiting Subtitle. Lock
nut, rnClr Sam, your nrighh"r: Japan IS
! waiting an opportunity 10 strike you III
tho back"
Under date OF March 1 this telegram
was sent to carvalhn: think beneficial
thing senate not to give President great
powers demanded. II my telegram or
vest rday explaining my opposition 10
such powers ana advocacy Of extra ScS-
sion was not printed in Sunday paper
please elaborate il somewhat ana make
il an editorial. approving action Of sem
atc. Speak very highly ~ wilson. say
he is good President. and undoubtedly
meant Ia use power for good purposes
hui III" precedent is dangerous ono 20
establish and Scnat" did well 10 rctnln
it's powers and rights and protect the
liberties Of tine people. Say that the few
senator's who voted Ia retain III" rights
and functions If tho hody constitute n
roll Of honor. They did Lack respect
for President. hut they had Il greater re-
SpcCt for the institutions founded by tn"
fathers. The day will com" when their
action will 'hr commended by all the nco-
pie. Print their names"
W. y. Shihrr Iol"Eranh"d from Now
York two days later to W. j. Wiilcombe
at Palm Reach. that the message Ia Hale
WAS held UP by congestion ut tho Tuck
crtun, y. J.. wireless station. On the
Same day Willrnmbc srni a message to
r. c. Mitchell. care of tho New YORK
! American. asking him 10 make Str"nu-
Gus efforts 10 kill tn" long cable TO Hale
/ sent ny chief on 18th"
| on February 2%, the Universal league
| nf T'rarc Scnt this message from New
! York tn Mr.. Hearst: THANK you for
your noble work on behalf Of peace.
/ People want no war against Germany.
| England arch enemy Of United states.
! Country moi prepared for war. Lot us
prepare embargo on munitions and food
siuffs. M additional powers 10 lrcs!-
dent. Disaster will follow war