Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-12
THE PRESIDENT
AGAIN DECLARES
BOLsHEV|S|N BAD
nI[NACE To j. s.
ends Message to Cardinal
Mefcier in Reply to TeIe-
gram Of Greetingi Wire VIII
son in Montana,
DEN0UNCES DELAY OF
TREATY BY SENATORS.
Says Whole Country Is Back.
Of League of Nations When
People Properly Compre-
hend 1t.


On Board President Wilson's Spe-
cial Train, Livingston, Mont. Sept.
IA welcome to the United States
was extended to Cardinal MERCER to-
day by President Wilson, telegraphing
10 New York in response to a mes
sage of greeting sent him yesterday
by the Belgian prelate.
Remembering your kind visit to
Malines," Cardinal Mercier telegraph
ed. Il beg to express to you my re-
spectful and cordial greetings on land
Ing on American soil'
MI Wilson replied:
May l not bid you a most cordial
welcome and extend to you my warm
personal regards? l shall look for
ward with the greatest pleasure to
greeting you in person.
The only address of consequence
delivered today was at Billings, Mont
The president said in part:
'There can be no democracy with
the control of few whatever kind or
class. The world is finding that out.
I tind Wherever | go in America an
infinite pity for the Russian people
Everybody who has mixed with the
Russian people tells me they ara
among the most lovable people of the
world. People, who easily trust you
and accept you to be trustworthy as
they are, and yet this people is de-
livered into the hands Of an intoler-
eble tyranny, 1t came out of one
tyranny to get into worse. A little
group of some thirty or forty men are
the masters of that people at pres
ent. They chose themselves. They
maintain their power by the sword.
Have you seen these symptoms OF
chaos spread to other countries? If
you mad been across the sea with me
YOU would know the dread in the
ltlilt0 Of eeVfy tifous ii,iuf flian ~
Europe is that the distemper viii
spread to their country. That poison
aa running through the veins OF The
world. There are disciples of Lenine
in our midst
"There must be no discord or dis
organization. Our immediate. duty,
therefore, is to see that no minority,
no class in special interest, no matter
how respectable, how rich or poor.
shall get control of the affairs of the
United States.
Treaty is the Remedy.
Without organization YOU cannot
get any help, so the only thing you
can do is to dig hole, or find cave
somewhere DisorGered is society in |
disloyal society The world must be |
satisfied of justice. The conditions of
life must be purified and protected |
This is the best treaty that can possi- !
bly, be gotten, and in my Judgment, II |
is a mighty good treaty, it it has just
ice or an attempt at justice, at any |
rate, at the heart of it.
Don't you think some insurance |
is better than none at ALL and the
security obtained by this treaty at it's
minimum, as it is. a great deal better
than no security at all and without
1t there is no security at all?
No Time for Leisure.
The leisurelines OF some of the da-
bate creates the impression on my
mind that some think there is leis-
ure. There is no leisure in the world.
with regard to the form of the condi-
lions under which men live de-
sire to say that as many of you know,
have called conference to sit in
Washington the first week of nexl
month: conference of men in the
habit OF managing business and of
Een engaged in manual labor; what
We generally call employers and em-
Dloyes; and have called them to-
sether for the sake Of getting their
minds together, and getting their
purposes together; getting them to
ook at the factor of our life. at the
'ame time, in the same light and
rom the same angle so they can see
he things that ought to be done, am
rying to apply there what is applied
md in degree covered by the league
# nations; If there is any trouble the
hing to do is not to fight, but sit
round the table and talk it over.
The league of nations substitutes dis
,ussion for fighting without dis-
ussion there will be fighting. One
Il the greatest difficulties we have
cen through in the past is getting {
nen to understand that fundamental {
hing.
A Healing Influence. Il
The conference is the healing in
luence of civilization. and the real
ifficultyi between classes when a
ountry is unfortunate enough to
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