The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-09
PRESIDENT SOUNDS
CALLFOR FURTHER
EWDEAL' ACTION
Chief Executive Scores Conf
dence' Critics in Militant
Green Bay Speech

Green Bay, WIS.,, Aug. 9.-R-Pres-
ident Roosevelt Thursday sounded the
call for further action" by the New
Deal" on = nonpartisan road In . mil
liant speech in old Wisconsin.
In his principal speech Of this con-
gressional campaign year, Mr.. Roose-
welt ut the Wisconsin state tercenten-
ary declared:
I'm the great national movement
that eliminated In 1882, people Joined
with enthusiasm. They lent hand and
voice to the common cause, irrespec-
tive Of many older political traditions.
They saw the dawn Of . new day. They
were on the march; they were coming
back into the possession Of their own
home land.
I'm one year and five months, the
people Of the United States have re-
ceived ct least . partial answer to
their demands for action and neither
the demand nor the action has reach
ed the end Of the road"
President Roosevelt digressed from
his prepared address to mention by
name Bob" La Toilette and Ryan
Duffy. With Senator Il Toilette, Re-
publican independent and candidate
for recollection. on . new party ticket,
and Senator Duffy sitting BY his side,
the president spoke Of them by name
In that part Of his speech thanking
them for cooperation and referring to
them Is both old friends Of mine"
Must Look 70 Average Citizen
"ThoSe who would measure conf
dence In this country" he emphasize
ed, I'm the future must look first to
the average citizen"
Confidence Is returning to our
agricultural population who, In spite
Of unpredictable and uncomfortable
drouth In . large area, Is giving UNI
derstanding cooperation to practical
planning and the ending Of useless
pickering and sectional thinking Of
the past.
Confidence Is returning to the
manufacturers who. In overwhelming
numbers. are comparing the black ink
of today with the red ink Of many
years gone by: to the workers who
have achieved under the national re-
covery administration rights for which
they fought unsuccessfully for gen.
Grafton; to the men and women whose
willing hands found no work and who
have been saved from starvation by
government relief"
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to children saved from child labor:
business men and bankers finding
government cooperation In putting
the golden rule into the temples Of
finance; to home owners and small
investors saved from losses.
These are the elements that make
for confidence In the future" said
the president. And. q though to in
still further confidence in business,
he pursued:
Seek Social Justice Only
''This government intends no injury
to honest business.
1.-THE processes We follow In seeking
social justice do not. In adding to gen
eral prosperity take from one, give
to another. In this modern world the
spreading out Of opportunity ought
not to consist Of robbing Peter to pay
Paul. We are concerned with more
than mere subtraction and addition.
We are concerned with the multiplied
ton Of wealth through cooperative
in which all can
share"
The president motored Wednesday
from Rochester, MINI, to the Mis-
sissippi to look over the new dams
and locks whereby . nine-foot navi-
CATION channel Ii going to be con-
structed to the northwest metropolis
Of Minneapolis.
He found ''the Father Of Waters"
g he himself expressed It at Lake
City. very shallow IN this drouth year
but he joined IN looking forward to
the day when the whole navigation
program would b completed.
Upon leaving Green Bay Thursday
afternoon, the presidential train will
travel down through Oshkosh toward
Chicago. The president expects to
arrive in Warrington, Friday before