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Show MAKES AN IMPRES8ION In tho spoech Mr. Wilson delivered deliver-ed beforo tho Railway Business Association As-sociation thero was amplo ovldcnco that bo had accurately appraised tho nature of tho work that lies beforo him. Ho did not speak as a partisan politician; ho sought no advantago for hlmsolf j nor for any other Individual; Indi-vidual; ho did not Impugn tho motives mo-tives of any body of mon. What bo did attempt to do was to convlnco his hearers that tho safety and welfare of tho Uulted States require at this tlmo and under the circumstances now obtaining a reasonable establishment establish-ment for the protection of American Ideals and the preservation of their Integrity. Mr. Wilson typifies the vast citizenship citi-zenship beforo which ho lays the caso of this country. Ho Is hlmso'.f nil advocato of honornblo peace; he is not ono of thoso who "seo red when nil tho world seems to run with blood," nnd thereforo his words will havo a greater weight with reasonable reason-able mon. And who, believing that Americans aro worthy of their heritage, herit-age, can bellevo that his solemn and sober wnrnlng and plea win fall on deaf ears? Now York Sun. |