Wilsons call to mobilize guards cited as penalty on patriotism
Opinion argues the Wilson administration weaponized patriotism by mobilizing National Guard units at war strength without reserves. It claims 145000 citizen soldiers were drawn into federal service for border duty, sacrificing civil careers and finances while critics allege the move trained a reserve force for future conflicts.
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Roosevelt Praises Hughes Speech at Carnegie Hall
Theodore Roosevelt sat in a box at Carnegie Hall as Mr Hughes delivered his acceptance speech and received vigorous applause. Roosevelt lauded Hughes for exposing Wilson's Mexican policy, praised the strong words backed by deeds, and endorsed Hughes on protecting American lives and property overseas and at home.
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Hughes Acceptance Speech Criticizes Leisurely Admin Policies
From Mr Hughes' speech of acceptance the text argues the administration is content with leisurely discussion and has been remiss in protecting American lives property and commerce. It stresses the need for stronger action beyond talk.
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Decrying Interference versus Mexican Policy Record
The piece argues the Administration mishandled Mexico policy, accusing it of blunders and causing harm. It cites ruined lives, killings of citizens, and battlefield bloodshed, noting invasions without achieving stated aims. It frames the policy as humiliating and misunderstood.
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Acceptance Speech Highlights From Charles E Hughes
A series of brief statements extolling American strength and readiness. The speaker condemns foreign plots, warns against war, and calls for adequate defense while denying imperial aims in Mexico. He lauds unity under Lincoln's party and critiques administration policy toward Mexico and Huerta.
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