The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-15
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: WHAT EDITORS SAY OF WILSON :
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Roswell IN. NJ Record: The re
publican newspapers are afraid OF
Woodrow Wilson for 1912 and their
fear is made manifest in variety of
ways. Sirce the election Of last week
when New Jersey did not do so well
as il might have done these papers
have taken occasion to renew their at
tacks on Wilson But, nevertheless,
Woodrow Wilson will be elected pres
ident of the United States next year.
: Long Branch On. J) Record Pic
lures of great men adorn the editorial
sanctum of Editor H. P. Bennett at
the Press office. There you will find
photos of statesmen of the past, pres
ent and future Governor Wilson, Of
course is in the limelight Instead Of
putting Wilson's name under the por.
trait he has placed there these words:
"A Man.
Winder tGa) News. According to
the sentiment of the country, as shown
by interviews in newspapers as well as
editorials, the trend toward the nom
ination Of Governor Woodrow Wilson,
of New Jersey, for the presidency is
growing stronger every day.
Ottawa (Kan) Republican: 1t is
significant fact that the Taft news
papers all have a special antipathy for
Woodrow Wilson. They make prom
inent display of every item of news
that seems to favor any other candi-
date for the democratic nomination.
Wonder why
Boston (Mass) Traveller The
Woodrow Wilson boom nowadays is
making several other presidential de-
donations sound like muffled popguns.
independence (Mo) Examiner: The
Clinton Democrat remarks: MANY
Missourians would be glad to see
Champ Clark president; others would
prefer Joseph w. Folk but If the
nomination has to leave this state nine
out of ten Missouri democrats would
prefer Governor Woodrow Wilson.
This is very significant
Raleigh { N. c. News-Obseryer:
When you read a New York paper
complimenting some southern man or
state for conservatism" in the same
article that 1t opposes Woodrow VIII
son, it may be well to look and see to
what party and business interest the
aforesaid paper belongs.
Waxahachie (Tex.) Enterprise: The
nomination of Woodrow Wilson next
year would result in smashing great
many political machines, and this
would force a back-to-the-farm move
ment with number of politicians who
ought never to have left there. Do
you blame them for opposing Wilson?
Marquette Mich Journal. The
New Jersey candidate has big follow
ing among the democrats of Michigan
and stands fair show Of having the
Wolverine delegation in the national
convention ranged behind his banner
Milwaukee tWisJ Journal Just go
ahead and nominate Taft, with Wilson
the opposing candidate. and see what
happens to the grand old party right
here in Wisconsin Therell be the
worst Embarrassing horror that ever
happened north of Neenah.
Jackson, Mich. Dec. THE follow
ing is from the Jackson Patriot:
In Michigan, as in most states of
the union. considerable interest has
been aroused in the 1912 presidential
election. At the Union depot Saturday
morning the Patriot met Thomas J.
Anketell of Mt. Clemens and Prof. w.
y. Ferris. head of the Ferris Institute
at Big Rapids, Mich, and candidate
for governor of this state in 1904.
"What are the chances Of Governor
Woodrow Wilson securing the demo
cratic nomination.? was asked
All three were unanimous in favor of
Governor Wilson's candidature and
agreed that ne would secure the NOM
ination.
Said Mr. Ferris: Governor Wilson
is strongly for the presidential pri-
mary and if the presidential primary
we're adopted in this state there would
be not the least doubt the Michigan
delegation would support the governor
in the nomination convention"
Mr.. Anketell was equally emphatic
There is not the least doubt" he said.
but that the delegates from this state
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