Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23
WHO WILL TAKE
 THE LEADING ROLE
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 the Ohio leader. and they are keep ing their weather eyes peeled for Wilson.
 Wilson is not in any sense a can didate for the congressional demo crats. They had selected Harmon and accepted him for the man O. the hour Consequently they will go slow about changing their atti' tude. and to change their purposes 10 the idea that their constituents lean decidedly towards Wilson is difficult.
 Democrats in congress represent On an average. rather a more con- servative view than do democrats on masse throughout the country. The democrats who break into con gress are impressed with the neces- sity of getting campaign funds, and Of remaining in touch with tho | powers of business which always ! concern themselves with big pOli- ties. Democrats who have seen their party defeated because of its radicalism in other years would l like to see it get in line for a i victory now. They had counted that Harmon was just the right man, conservative enough to keep the interests in line. and radical enough to suit the progressives.
 In short congressional democrats had hoped that great financial in. terests might be willing to stay ou. of the 1912 campaign, and give dem | ocracy at least an even chance i. ' Harmon were nominated. With that, the democrats thought they had a fine chance to win, for they have become convinced that Taft is weak, and that the republican party Is due for defeat because Of the tariff issue and the hign cost of living.
 | The radicalism in democracy, how ever, has asserted itself and iron present indications will be hard tC mollify. It has discovered" Cover nor Wilson, and each week seem: to bring him more prominently be fore the public.
 Wilson Keeps Alive
 It is pointed out by democrats that Wilson has had a winter of triumphs while Harmon has been quiet be meath the government house at @ Iunbus. Wilson has kept alive hi: announced intention of running fol the presidency, and has been edu eating the people up to It, while or the other hand, democrats say, liar mon has not done anything spec tacular or fetching.
 Not the least significant straw II the drift towards Wilson has beer the enthusiasm for him in tho south They are declaring dowl there that he is the greatest stumI speaker in the country. and, in fact his record so far has even led re publicans to admit that Wilson is ( bad" man to meet in debate. Th' south Is accepting Wilson radical ism, and, according to latest advices the sentiment is spreading to tn middle states. Never before in thu history of some of the states have senators and representatives beer called upon to explain the reason: why they voted on particular meas ures in gconress. It is therefor pointed out that the Wilson cam paign, which largely is designed | make the people the real rulers O the country instead of a coterie 0 men in the senate, house of repre- sentatiyes and white house. is grow ing tremendously. Thus It is sal the propaganda favored by Wilso
 Is tending to draw the followin away from Harmon.
 Should the signs of the times, a predicted by some of the leader f come true, it is an assured fact tha . the next democratic nominee wi