The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-22
what Editors say Of WiIson.


Loup City tNeb.l Independent: Pres
sure is being brought 70 bear on ex-
Governor ShzIIenberger 10 get him 10
hle for governor which would let the
field Of United States senator 10 y. H
Thompson OF Grand Island, and then
Il woodrow Wilson could be nominal
ed for president Nebraska would be in
the democratic column from top to
bottom for We wouIe then have candi-
dates in the field. for whom We would
not need 10 make apologies for All
would be progressive safe and sane.
Milwaukee wis., Journal; Enemies
OF woodrow Wilson are in high glee
because the things he now says are
different from some things he wrote
in 1892. Good Lord. cant man grow
in eighteen years2 Why. its another
century now and conditions are vastly
changed. What would you have man
accumulate in his brain between the
ages Of q and 55-ideas. experience
and widened convictions, OF just moss
orangeburg IS. c. Democrat: The
Times and Democrat is for Woodrow
Wilson for president because he stands
for the highest ideals in American
citizenship. and because We believe
that the democracy of the nation can
unite under his leadership and win q
grand victory for the masses against
the classes, and thus restore consti-
tutionaI government in the country.
Springfield (vt.) Reporter: Cover.
nor woodrow Wilson recently said in
public address. The immediate
thing we have got to do is to resume
popular government" Irrespective OF
past party affiliations. or party pros
poets. this is a pronouncement that
viii appeal strongly TO a great many
thing people. Is it one that the re-
publican leaders in Vermont and else
where can afford TO ignore?
Knoxville (Tenn) Sentinel: An ex
change is perturbed with fear that
woodrow Wilson may talk too much
The yelled meaning of this hint is thai
| it is wiser for a candidate to whisper
Ibis attitude to the trusts than to take
the public into his confidence. How
lever. we can see no objection to pub
Hc discussion so long as one has any
thing to say.
Washington I'd. c. Evening Star.
Woodrow Wilson's boom remains quite
large enough to keep number Of peo
lple busy looking for unkind things t,
Isay about it.
Wathena (Kan.) Times: a good pc
Icent of the republicans we have heard
ItaIk about Taft and another term hav'
Isaid that they would vote for Wood
row Wilson in preference to Taft, bu
liz the democrats nominate standpat
tier they will stick by the nominee 0
their party.
Milwaukee (Wis.) Journal: TIL
democratic bosses say they will elec
all the New Jersey delegates agains
Wilson. "Hurrah for Wilson"
Fresno (Cal) Herald: The nomina
Ition of man like Woodrow Wilson ol
1.-THE democratic ticket will bring to it
lsupport Al the really progressiv
strength of tie republican party.
Huntsville (Ala.) Times: Woodrow
Wilson is the most favorably talke'
of presidential candidate in the rur
ming. This is because the people ar
for him.
A Texas Opinion of Wilson.
Houston TEX Chronicle Sign
Iare multiplying on every side tha
N oodrow Wilson is the best man TO
the democrats to put up, because he
1.-THE highest type of democrat, an Amer
lean of the character and caliber of tn
country's elder statesmen whose name
illuminate the pages of our history.
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 15.-The followin
lis from the Chicago Evening Post:
Governor Woodrow Wilson's pres
Dental campaign was put under wa
in Illinois today with the announce
Iment of the selection of a committe
on organization. and the New Jerse
Iman's friends are prepared to comba
with those of Speaker Champ ClarI
land of Governor Judson Harmon o
Ohio for the delegation from this state
William c. Niblaek. vice presiden
of the Chicago Title and Trust Co, !
chairman of the organization commi
Itee, and Frank H. Jones, former assist
. ant postmaster general, is at the hea
} of the finance committee. The treas
urer is William Brown. Jr., and tn
secretary is Morgan L. Davies.
There is an advisory committee con
posed of democrats who represent a