177-411

MORE IMPORTANT UTTERANCES OF THE ADMINISTRATION

1. Statement of President Wilson with regard to relations

with the republics of Central and South America. March

11, 1913

. 179

2. Statement of President Wilson with regard to the proposed

Six Power loan and relations with China. March 18, 1913 181

3. Extract from an appeal of the President to Governor John-

son of California relating to anti-alien land tenure legis-

lation. April 22, 1913

4. Statement of Secretary Bryan with regard to Adminis-

tration's plans for insuring international peace.

1913 . .

182

April 24,

183

184

5. Extract from a letter of Secretary Bryan to Governor
Johnson of California relating to anti-alien land tenure
legislation. May 11, 1913

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6. Extract from a communication of Secretary Bryan to the

Japanese ambassador at Washington. May 19, 1913. 184

7. Extract from a communication of Secretary Bryan to the

188

Japanese ambassador at Washington. July 16, 1913. . 187

8. Address of the President to the Congress concerning rela-
tions with the Republic of Mexico. August 27, 1913 .

9. Message of President Wilson to the citizens of the Philip-

pine Islands. October 6, 1913 . .

10. Extract from an address of President Wilson to the stu-

dents of Swarthmore College. October 25, 1913

195

196

II. Extract from an address of President Wilson at the re-

dedication of Congress Hall in Philadelphia. October 25,

1913 .

12. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Southern Commercial Congress at Mobile. October 27,

1913

197

. 199

13. Extract from the annual message of the President to the
Congress. December 2, 1913

14.

Statement of President Wilson with regard to the embargo
on shipping military supplies into Mexico. February 3,
1914

.

203

207

207

15. Address of the President to the Congress concerning the

Panama Canal Act. March 5, 1914

16. Address of the President to the Congress concerning rela-

tions with General Victoriano Huerta. April 20, 1914 209

17. Communication of Secretary Bryan to the diplomatic repre-

sentatives of Argentina, Brazil and Chile at Washington.

April 25, 1914

213

18.

Extract from an address of President Wilson at the Brook-

lyn Navy Yard. May 11, 1914.

19. Extract from an address of President Wilson at the unveil-

ing of the statue of John Barry in Washington. May 16,

1914

216

20.

21. Extract from a statement of President Wilson to the Amer-

ican people concerning neutrality. August 18, 1914

22. Extract from the reply of the President to the protest of

the German Emperor respecting violations of rules of

warfare. September 16, 1914

23. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

American Bar Association at Washington. October 20,

1914.

227

228

Extract from an address of President Wilson at Philadel-

phia. July 4, 1914

24. Extract from the annual message of the President to the

Congress. December 8, 1914

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230

26.

27.

V25. Extract from a communication of Secretary Bryan to Am-
bassador W. H. Page. December 26, 1914 .
Extract from an address of President Wilson at the Jack-
son Day banquet in Indianapolis. January 8, 1915

Extract from a letter of Secretary Bryan to Senator Stone.

January 20, 1915 ..

236

239

28. Extract from the message of the President to the Congress
vetoing the immigration bill. January 28, 1915 .

29. Extract from a communication of Secretary Bryan to Am-
bassador Gerard. February 10, 1915.

30.

31.

32.

240

241

243

Extract from a communication of Secretary Bryan to Am-

bassador W. H. Page. February 20, 1915

Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

conference of Methodist Protestant Church at Washing-

ton. April 8, 1915. .

Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Daughters of the American Revolution, at Washington.

April 19, 1915 .

33. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Associated Press at New York. April 20, 1915

34. Extract from a communication of Secretary Bryan to the

German ambassador at Washington. April 21, 1915. .

248

249

254

35. Address of President Wilson before an audience of re-

cently naturalized citizens at Philadelphia. May 10, 1915 256

36. Communication of Secretary Bryan to Ambassador Gerard.

May 13, 1915

37. Extract from an address of President Wilson to the Atlan-

tic fleet at New York. May 17, 1915.

Statement of President Wilson to the rival factions in

Mexico. June 2, 1915

38.

268

39.

40.

Extract from a communication of acting Secretary Lansing

to Ambassador Gerard. June 9, 1915

Communication of Secretary Lansing to Ambassador

Gerard. July 21, 1915

41. Communication of Secretary Lansing and the representa-

tives at Washington of six Latin American states to

Mexican leaders. August 11, 1915.

42. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Grand Army of the Republic at Washington. September

28, 1915

282

43. Extract from an address of President Wilson to the Civil-

ian Advisory Board (Navy) at Washington. October

6, 1915

44. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Daughters of the American Revolution, at Washington.

October 11, 1915.

.

45. Extract from a communication of Secretary Lansing to

Ambassador W. H. Page. October 21, 1915

46. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Manhattan Club at New York. November 4, 1915

47. Extract from the annual message of the President to Con-

gress. December 7, 1915

48. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Second Pan-American Scientific Congress, at Washing-

ton. January 6, 1916

49. Extract from a communication of Secretary Lansing to

the British ambassador at Washington. January 18,

1916

50. Extract from an address of President Wilson at Cleveland.

January 29, 1916

.

51. Extract from a letter of President Wilson to Senator Stone.

February 24, 1916

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282

283

286

287

. 293

300

302

306

309

52. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the
Gridiron Club at Washington. February 26, 1916
53. Statement of President Wilson concerning sensational ru-
mors on the Mexican border. March 25, 1916
54. Extract from a memorandum by the Department of State
on the status of armed merchantmen. March 25, 1916

55. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the

Daughters of the American Revolution at Washington.

April 17, 1916.

310

312

314

56. Extract from a communication of Secretary Lansing to

Ambassador Gerard. April 18, 1916

57. Extract from an address of the President to the Congress
concerning the case of the Sussex. April 19, 1916

58. Extract from a communication of Secretary Lansing to

Ambassador Gerard. May 8, 1916

315

316

321

322

59. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the
National Press Club at Washington. May 15, 1916. 324
60. Extract from an address of President Wilson before the
League to Enforce Peace at Washington. May 27, 1916 325