Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Tryout in the Training Quar-.
ters Have Brought Out
Harmon and Wilson As
Popular Idols Just Now.
BOTH STRONG IN SOME
PARTICULAR LOCALITIES
Friends Are Rather Slow
However in Expressing An
Opinion Pending a Deeper
Sounding Of the Public.

! Special Letter to Evening Herald
! Washington. Aprl t- Now that
! tnc democrats haA. '""unt,d the poe
Utica, stage and broken into thr lime
| tight speculation is rir as To- wno
win be- the man g. make th, run az
an opponent of President Tuu In the
next presidential race. Tr, ,-uut> In
tn democratic traininE quarters have
produced TWO lacturs who have
caught tn, eye ot the political book-
makers. and II seems to hr an assured
fact that Woodrow wilson rrstwhtc
college professor. h. to be- one or the
iaNoritrs Govcrnor Wilson b. coming
at a rate which h making AN poliu-
clans Sit up and TAX notice.
coming back nom their recess Nis-
It's among the folks ot home manS of
th" ponucians ACRE that Wilson -
L. carry the none u ltt- Even
mon are forced To- admit that Wilson
rs growing In support the Wilson
people there are not many nf them
IN congress, either 4loat over H. and
IN" Republicans az both nous, and
senate accept IL A. tine inevitable.
The sentiment expressed So fuliv
Just before congress adjourned that
Harmon was heading In popularity.
aud that the sentiment ut the cnuntrs
Was back of him, has 10 a great "N-
itont been disslatrd month with
their constituent, tei,u evidently OPEN
cd ia, eyes oi mahS ut the btWorrt,t-
ic leaders rh,', come tu Washington
with IN. Impression tina, Their people
nave IA sutuc manner mhih,d a pref
udicr against Harmon and a prcdiirc-
ton IN favor OF Wilson. This fact
hes caused senators and representa-
tN-S alike 60 Eo slow iu oNprcssing
themselves AS hpsul, 20 Wilson's can-
didacN Fn. the next TOW months few
LEGISLATORS viii ailoW themselves t'
bc quoted bon the public press on the
subject lrrtrrrins t. await Develop
mcnts IN thr hope that some ON, man.
either Wilson. harmon ur champ
Clark viii become tine accepted
Moses Expression, therefore. of ~up-
port from ih, leaders und tine rank
and file is lacking, bccaus" of tho rm-
bIrrassnrnt which might follow aur
announcement cot allegiance.
In the south Governor Wilson made
a Tremendous hit on his r.crut ap-
p"aranco at Atlanta lie was given "a
great ovation tbvr., and cold shntls
81 apprehension were noticeable
among Ia, HarWonitcS. Nho trlt sure
that Harmon would be- able To- swing
the spiid suuth to his standard.
Sinc. that ,,,ut however. the Har-
mon tollnW't~ are distinctly up in
the air.
. Three months ago these mou were
listcnAg as patiently as pos.iblt to
the "foolish talk" sNirung around
the capital and IN other poliucal
= quarters about Wilson as possible
. presidential nominee. rhrr, was
uuthing tn ~ thon bu, that Harmon
Mould b, th, u,Nt candidat. that n"-
! iuocracy would select. Their attitude
J Was suurthiu- akin To- that ot tho RE-
publican regulars and staudpatt'rs
!. who are amused ny the ,tferN,~. 'nc'
2 OF such Insurgents a. senators Bourne
z ot oregon "i lu'oilettr ol Wisconsin
: hut who would bet none, that TAFT
! will bc rrunwinttod.
I Bt tudu, thr Demucrauc pttItJd,
has changed so longer ar, ili tu'
leaders outsupK,u champions pt Har.
mon They ar' not SUR" ut th' phi'
n tender ANA they are keeping tn'u
weather $50. prcicd for Wilson
Wilson i> uoi n any scnsv ,auil
= date rf tho ruugrossional Brmu"f.it-
A. The, had ,oNrtcd Harmon ana t,
,cptcd HIM fpr the man OF tn, hour
Consequently thev viii go slow dhou
. changing thrif attitude. and 1" chuus'
!. thrir purposes tp the Idea that th'i
!, constituent IpHu drcidrdl, tuWart
/. Wilson Is d,nucult
Democrats 100 congress represent
on an ay,raE,. rather Il more con
sorVatN, view Than de- Democrats 81
: massc thruughuut the country. fh
Democrats vino break into congr's
ii are impressed With the necessity 90
getting campaign funds. ana of r.
g mainng iu touch with thu powers -
e. huSinrss which always concern them
solves with hig politics Democrat
Whu haN, seen their party drtoate'
hrcausr of rs radioalism in "thc
\ years would uk, 10 sc, 10 set in lin
h fnr a victor, NOW. ThrN had ,ouutr'
c that liarmuu was Just thc uehi mhl
cons,ttau>r .nnugh To- keep the ~
j. forests n uuo aud radical enough 4
suit tn progr,ssiN"s.
In suurt cpugrcssional Democrat
had hopod that great financial inter
Is est, might ht Nilling 10 STAY uut o
Al the Igl1 ,ampaign. and give p'no.
~ mc, ai lcast AN even chance 10 iia'
mon were nominated. Win that. tu