The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-27

Tho entire citizenship of oklahoma was kecnly dis
appointed by the announcement that th" Presidents
trip through thc state had been Cancelled II was
shocked too by the further news that such sicp
was made necessary hy tho condition Of tn" president
health According to the dspotchca President wilson
is a sick man. pnd s being rushed to Washington
where he can receive the professional attention n"c"s
sary for his recovery which all sincerely hope Will
be speedy and complete
For the political methods, executive habits and most
OF the governmental proposals of President wilson The
world In company with what 1t sincerely believes a
A vast ma iority OF the American peope has unyoldng
opposition. For Woodrow Wilson, the man The WorlH
and all right thinking people. have nothing hut the
kndost consideration and best wishes The distinction
is made here. beoaass It should bo thorough@ unsN
stood that In American public life and politics oppo-
sition does not personalities That Americans
differ on principles and public issues and not on the
Individuals That personalities have no proper place
In political discussion.
The apparent breakdown OF tho president Is not al
together "A surprise. For nearly year he has been
under n tremendous strain. The presidency, at best
Is a terrific responsibility when its responsibilities
and problems borne alone unshared by others as
has been the case with President Wilson by his own
election the strain must necessity be much greater
since his return from abroad the president has
found himself In a most difficult position Notwi,h
standing the public support his party has accorded
him ON the pet project of his administraton. the
league OF naons--u Is a fact that he stood alone so
far as real sympathy and understanding goes As no
himself has complained. hc has never had the cloak
room support" OF his party I'M congress. and was
therefore denied that sympathy essential 10 neh'
ening ~ any great and 1mcut task 10 faced "a"
necessity Of arousiug public sentiment that would
itnpcl an unwilling senate Co accept h,s htndiwork
abroad or receive rcpudioton at @ho hands' of the
republic he had assumed represent accurately I'm a
foreign council
Those were unqucsticuahIy the motives that drove
hin, ~ undertake his of tho country o. ls On
the mos, ccnslderatc spirit that venture tho os-
ser.ion that his trip has been keen disappointment
from the first Instead ot amciorltur the situation
has but intensified his peril Respect for bs prcsI
dent was in evidence cyoryah,ro ne went EntISse
iasm for his foreign policy utterly lacking or Fu
lndiftercnty manifested as TO breed defiance In even
man less personally concerned with hs own opinions
than les the president And the almost daily dl~af
fscious Of senators OF his party. nows ~ which
reached hln he progressed but added 90 hir
troubles.
In the o.rru'netrur"s Woodrow wilson would have
been slp. -man indeed. had not his pryscu organ
gu rayul..d under 30, load hc has put upon g. And
ne be- ra experimentation, physically at least There
will hc those aHo win un,n1rrly read in the nbou.
donmcut ~ H.o tour N confess. ..u yr defeat We arc
rrctcrs 90 .rc In ne T..r.ant Of tho presidential
TRIP tut one n.ur., e.e ..f disappointed r,r. A.a
i,s very best and u.., .n..rr w..H,. ro With lGn
and hs friends auI Relatives. s.nr f.rro sincerely
hope for "a speedy RECOVERY.