The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-25


III axaaionce at the hall and
afh foraa and earncs, ness,
Fheeth was punctuate6 through
w1th bursts OF applause. ha
occasionally with high Spirits
sNppenred to take great Ss,tisissc~
n ther marks of approval that
S1ea his frequent points. no
1D1 particular pleased m tns
6nsea cheer wf1ieh marked n's
a1onNe TO ssse opponents Oh ono
Ymo Of nations lGea-
~. Nslscn, Yiho was escorted 70
- piatfuwrar by Governor Cooilaee
iiN occurred a front seat bcaued Pr
3 evident sincerity OF the welcome
hsr distinguished huso.n3'
4 Speaks for People.
M ~. Wilson rnade II plain throush-
SUwt his address thai he felt ne was
sAking for tae pl,.!r teon, Us ,1~ 80 :,
4 nw not fur Inc people OF ,AfaN -ats h'Ff
s3KSIn for tho peoples who had &C
e AHMED him abroad. not MS an "
fxSvfduaI, but as the represent q
sX1Ia areaf ssouutry OF which he was
@421a head. These people. ne cseiare'-,
had come - have coFn
Anoete confidence in The motives or inc
United States and Hooked ~ VI 10 SS'
81 oxr case made good
H
lfho rover merits that might com ea'
80 Ideals for which he Is sta AHlns-
with long anu studied emphasis n1
6aeczared:
J N do not believe that progress ION
TIE league OF nations) IS gong 10 St"P
abort OF the goal. The naif rs o. me
wurld have set their heads now 10 uN
Is great thing ana theH are no. 800 49,,
~ slac,Ssn their purpose Aud "sltG
h sptak of the nations ~ the WoTlo
- not speak Of tte EtayefHTae'llt,S.
ersexk If the peoples who constitute
~ nations of the world TheF are Az
10 s-.ddl. and they are Goin~ &c see
~ il that II their present government
a. not DC their VIII s1'ns rtHeF EuN
Eerpments shall The secret Is OUT an"
the prs sent governments anew IL
No inside Information.
1-Na ,rsSBaeut had TO iug'de lnfoT-
gzv.,a4ior te irrrart as go she progress
m the deliberations abroad lac con
fanted himself with a@surieE the au-
aSNnre tha, IN goat Of success was n
ss1rht He repeated his aTGani en'S
tor 4 league of nations backing tieil
nth some Of the tGiugS ne hAl seen
"a heard abroad. Ills presentation
-. aDpeaitnr ard the audience re-
Deatediy pronounce Us emu $500
Naxh hearty applause hut powerful
- v-,s his presentation there Was
800 of apprehension over the nEh1
- must make OF; 0Ls side or te
water. -.
He stressed strong on enc point
tat rave the audience MANY tnfl'
- prtde That WAS TIE high esteea
~ which the United States was he'o
Gmong all the peoples u EnFnpe..
s' ssThrre is no nation IN Europe" ne
sDncaared. that suspects the motives
- enc United states"
u n AL discussions over matters IN
EtntrDyersy the represent tiNes or
ssH41or nations resort TO the natnoh
SIAich has won the enviaeie distine-
sfan az being regarded as the frfend
- mankind" he said. And etosihE
- evoked salvo of cheers wheh ne
s6Foudfy exclaimed:
n ssfn loving America, ! find nave
1cenod the great majority on ieno"-
RSnnn throughout the world
NO president probably wae ever
sNsnrYged more carefully thar was MT.
TVYia0n throughout the day. Through e
mt the entire Tine of the parade sol
fliers and marines stood shodidef 70
n0Aou,der with bayonts fixed on each
mlde Of the street Secret service men
rnlae In front, beside and behind IT"
Sprpe1dential carriage. ON the tops 81
s1nanv buildings alorr the way KHAKI
s.s~A Arures stood with rifieg ready for
1xixger action
70 a delegation ~ Ma%ss cF'sn'is
S~osnan suffrage leaders who prs
nenfed Mr.. Wilson with bcuquet OF
roses he said,
ssSufrrage IL coming, feel, ana
Nvish could do more for you. =
Epnrty Of twenty-five other Enn!agistf
euuipped with banners with "hleh
MfHey planned to heckie the presideni
were locked UP during the day when
Sfhey refused IN obey the police Greer
70 move away from fHc reviewing
%nfnnd at the state 4'"