Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
BOOM WILSON
FOR PRESIDENT
Convention of Democratic
Clubs Pass Resolutions.

~ AA fEfVfR" ftE ' ~ n KfftrE1ftt~tf'"t
Trenton. Oct. 9.4The New Jersey
d Democrats who want the country to
know that there is some force and
unaninlfty TO their desire that
Woodrow Wilson shall be the next
Democratic candidate for President,
we're AFFORDED the chance to proper
ly express themselves III the annual
convention of The Federation OF
/ Democratic Clubs of New Jersey
held in this city Saturday. In
truth, the endorsement of the Gov
ernor for the Presidency was about
/ the only real business that the con-
yention transacted, and those who
engineered the meeting seemingly
1 had no other important point in
view. Governor Wilson was present
to deliver a speech but he did not
: participate In the business trans
| acted and sat smilingly through the
proceedings that are calculated to
show that the New Jersey Demo-
< Gratis are enthusiastically in favor OF
{ his boom to succeed Taft in the
White House.
Wilson Resolution Presented.
william G.. French, who is a can
didate for State Senator in Camden
| county. presented the resolution and
! explained that a declaration of sim
| ilaT character was only prevented in
| the recent State Democratic conven-
tIon BY 1.-THE objections" of a GER.
I tain party" meaning thereby the
Governor himself, who last Tuesday
insisted that the proposed endorse
ment should be laid on the table,
Mr.. French added that he did not
think the delegates to this conven-
tion would consent to have the pro-
position sidetracked. The endorse
meEt or Governor Wilson was made
III the following language:
Because Of the wise course he
has pursued and the high order of
stHtesEianship which has been mani
fested In his administration OF the
affairs of this State, we believe that
i Governor Wilson has unquestionably
demonstrated that he is PRESENT.
| nentIy qualified to fill the high Of.
fice or President of the United
States, and we therefore, most
heartily endorse him as New Jer-
seyss candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency, and
earnestly urge his support by Dem
ocratic and Independent citizens and
ORGANIZATIONS of this and other
states
Whole State Represented.
There were two hundred delegates
present representing 100 Democrat
&c Clubs III various parts Of the
state. ii dozen delegates were anxi-
Gus to make seconding speeches to
the resolution, but John j. Clifford,
president OF the Woodrow Wilson
League of Essex county, was the on
~ one accorded that privilege.
Ray r. Mayham, of Railway, was
reelected president OF the Fedora
tion, and Mayor Otto Wittpenn, OF
Jersey City, and Frank s. Katzen-
bach. Of Trenton. vice-president.
York With Wilson.
nudIeg EieId MaIQne e New
- WIl -accompany Governor
MISUNDERSTANDING tour
{he Week and help out in the oTa-
tory Ines Mr.. Malone Is an assist
ant corporation counsel Of the City
Of New York, and q son-in-law of
States Senator OsGorman.
MI. Malone is q political speaker OF
no mean ability and is enthusiastic
In his belief that Governor Wilson
wi11 be nominated for the preslden-
Montana Is Fer Wilson.
united States Senator Myer, OF
Montana, In b letter TO Senator
Martine, says that he has Just re-
turned TO Washington from q trip TO
HIS state where he finds a very
strong Democratic sentiment for
Wilson as candidate fer the pIesl
d6ney. Senator Myer has publicly
declared that he Is for Wilson and
that he hnds a large and growing
hentiment ali through the west In
gaanY af rSpw 1e4sey's Governor.