New Britain herald., 1919-09-15
WILSON DESIR0US 0F
 BEING WORLD RULER
So Third WarderS Are Told by
 Congressman Campbell

afternoon at Lake Compounce, Con gressman Philip Campbell of Kansas complimented New Britain and Con- nectiCut upon the choice of represent tatives and congressman and bitterly attacked the democratic administra tion and President Wilson for the stand taken on the league of nations and several other matters of admin k tration
 He was loudly applauded for h,s remarks and his many WittiCisms were well received. He continually red to the league of nations .Ie presidents league of nations" aud to Wilson as the college professor with tho one-track brain." His criticism of Dr. Garfield as head of the fuel ad- ministration was very sharp and he accused "the long-eared professor of much needless waste. In speaking of the presidents cabinet and the war department the speaker asserted that America had won the war in spite of the war department.
 Preceding the address by Congress- mln Campbell, President E. W. Christ of the Third Ward Republican club, under whose auspices the sheep roast was so successfully carried out, in troduced Governor Marcus H. Hol- comb and called upon him for few remarks. The chief executive of the state complimented the club and then launched forth into a criticism of the democratic administration. He re- peated his oft-made statement to the effect that President Wilson, with the league of nations, was the most dan i,, IJN toI and said he felt that 1921 would see a republican statesman holding the of flee of president of the United States and added that he would like to see man there 'who would be just as anX- ious to stay in the White House as we would be to have him go 'there."
 President Dldiaro, representing the United Columbus Republican socie- ties of New England, pledged the sup port of the Italian voters to the G. O.. r. and lauded Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts, his home state, for his work as a reflection upon the repub- lican party. Abstracts from Congress- man Campbel's talk follow:
 Wants to Rule World.
 'tPresident Wilson's ambition runs higher than being president of the United States That isn't enough for him now. He wants to be president of the League of Nations. Then he could send our troops to Japan or Italy or France or England or any other place, and the next day send the fleets. He is the most dangerous man in Ann erica today, and is the most autocratic. The royal reception given him across the ocean turned his stat lxpn what kind of a man they were lead ing on. They fed him royalty. Put his food on plates that hadn't been eaten out of before in 300 years. And lackeys backed themselves into a room when he entered to eat, as they and their ancestors had been trained to do for the past couple of centuries. And it all turned his head. Is it any wonder that he got restless in coming back to the White House, where lackeys do not keep on lowing and scraping to him as he sits down to eat?
 Traded Chinese Liberty.
 Coming back for a moment to his l Kansas City speech, if you will par don me. I must say that it is difficult to believe than any sane man who is citizen of this country would give expressions to such a sentiment as | President Wilson did. The fathers 1 conceived our government in the l broadest patriotism and founded it ] with the wisdom of the ripest states | manship. The Constitution of the 1 United States has for more than d 1 century been the example and hope of all the liberty-loving people in the 1 world. 1t has extended it's influence have aspired to government of the people. for the people and by the l people. The greatest statesmen ot , the century through which the Con- 1 stitutiOn has come have declared it tC i be the greatest document ever pro 1 duced by man. Our government is l the government for which the fathers 1 fought on many fields from Bunkel | Hill to Yorktown; for whose honor I thusands struggled on land and seq ] in the War of 1872; for whose pres ervation thousands laid down their lives in the sixties; for whose high l purpose men fought in the Spanish | American war and for whose hon or and protection millions enlisted and thousands died in the European War; and when the president declares that
 his League of Nations, prepared in
 secret by himself and three othc,
 men within the past eight months
 and for which he has traded as bar | tering politician the liberties of
 40 100000 Chinese men, the aspira-
 tfora Q the Italians and tho 1oOeS O1