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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

and right. the forgetfulness of SELF the remembrance
of others. To Roosevelt the key word is always 81
to Wilson, it is you or "lCe" His zeal is mated
with hearty good humor and from his every act
there beams a certain graciousness which we of the
South love to think was breathed in by the sun
where he was born.
Into the shouting and the turult of politics, he
has come with that quiet strength of leadership
which springs from a will to serve, the strength of
Wordsworth's Happy Warrior
Whose potoers shed round him in the common
strife
or mild concerns Of ordinary Hfe
constant influence a peculiar grace;
But tchO. If nc be called upon to face
Some dicfuI moment to tChich HeaUen has Joined
Great issues. coed or bad. for human Kind
Is happy as q FoUcr, and Gttired
with sudden brightness, like Inspired
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

Whatever opinion there may once have been that
woodrow Wilson was distant, academic sort of per-
has fast melted from the popular mind. In
little western town days ago. Just after the Gov
had finished of his characteristic speeches.
there pressed through the crowd weather-beaten
old man who slipped him on the back and shouted
Doc, VOa'Ts al right GiVe It to en-"
This hearty and familiar salutation was all the
interesting from the fact that the speech itself
had been. all the Wilson speeches are without
trace of demagogy or a touch of abuse IL had been
simply clear and earnest discussion OF those issues
that concern the peoples welfare 1t had appealed
the mind and the civic soul Of his hearers the
best that was in him. The ordinary politician can
Bestir prejudice and passion but only the statesman
inspire people to thought and purpose.
This is the distinctive and really wonderful feature
Of Woodrow Wilson's campaign. without abusing
either OF his opponents without once subverting prn
ciples TO personalities without calling anybody liar
a seouRdreI, crook a thief. he has caught the
cOuntrys attention and has planted mis- in the
depth Of its heart. He has not blown cold in the
East and hot in the West or trimmed his sails to
suit gusts Of local temper. Wherever he goes, he
presents the principles with the steady
conviction lie is eminently fair both to the Repub
lican party and the Third-Termer. In his keenest
thrusts into the falaeies Of the parys program
he given the rank OF its followers cordial credit
for their ideals; and some weeks ago while address
ing audience that was emphatcaly hostile to Mr..
Taft he paused to pay generous tribute to the Presi
dents honesty II purpose.
Unique as such campaign methods are they are
proving none the less effective. Governor Wilson is
winning permanent place in the peoples hearts be-
cause first he has their trust. II is frequently
remarked that though his audiences are invariably
large and very attentive they not given to noisy
outbreaks He yes ovation at the beginning
Of his speech and it's end but the interim is for
the part OF studfous attention This is the
very sort of response that is most significant; it is
the very result he is seekng for, whoever feels the
present temper Of the American people. must realize
that they are no longer 10 be stirred by tin horns
and cheap bally-hoos awed by swashbuckling per-
f0rmances. They know that neither amiabIs fat
gentleman nor a rOugh-rider is fitted TO remedy
listing Ills but that the man for the task know
his business clearly and carry it out in workmanly
fashion.
This capacity they see in Woodrow Wilson. And
furthermore. they in him those broad and gensr
Gus qualities that make a worth most to his
feIOws-frankness and good faith, sympathy with
common needs. a serene trust in the power Of truth
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15
A PITIFUL EXCUSE.

Mr. Roosevelt now attempts to explain his fruit
less and even reactionary record the tariff by say
ing that the time for reform not ripe during his
administration.
Such apology is worse than none.
The Third-Termer might go further and add that
during his administration the time was not ripe for
an enforcement Of the law against monopoly and
thereby explain the special favOrs he extended the
Steel trust.
Evidently. too. the time was not ripe for Danish
ing Wall Street brides from national campaigns; for,
in 1904 practically seventyhve per cent Of the more
than two million dollar fund which used TO eest
Mr.. Roosevelt came from the trusts.
II is also apparent that during his administration,
the time was ripe for cleansing politics and gov
eminent from the corrupt influence of BOSSES" Mr..
Roosevelt made great clamor this point, but he
worked cheek by iOwI and hip to haunch with the
notorious bosses of his day.
Would the time for honest revision of the
tariff ever be ripe according Mr.. RoOsevelts no
tions on this subject?
Certainly he has proposed nothing in his present
campaign which could lead the country to hope for
any measure Of substantial relief from the Repub-
hcan tariff system $500 tfE f.ttf NtH
He doesn't purpose TO strike at the root Of the
evil which fosters monopoly and burdens the average
household with an extortionate cost Of living, but
merely to to it that the Special Interests divide
their prize money" he termed it, more generously
with their particular employees
He still harps upon the outworn and riddled
theory that tariff duties can and should be deter
mined by the difference between the cost of produc-
ton here and abroad.
He stil handles the stale hoax that an. exorbtant
tariff is essential to the welfare of working people,
when the evidence is clear that such tariff is
jury working people. it is to every considerable
group Of Americans.
The truth is Mr.. Roosevelt is as hopeless reac-
tionary on the vital issue Of tariff reform as was
Uncle Joe Cannon Nelson Aldrieh.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15
Editor of The Journal:
]. NJ. SCOTT.

Editor of The Journal
1 in the Macon Telegraph few days ago that
several copies of the Progressive Bulletin an ofcial
weekly publication the Roosevelt party, had found
their way into Georgia.
From this bulletin We learn that the coored dele
gates the convention which nominated oscar
Strauss governor Of New York had influence
enough n that body the insertion of two
planks into the Bull Moose Progressive platform one
denouncng discrimination in cafes and places of
public amusement and favoring the enlist
ment of a colored regiment in the national guard Of
New York state.
we are also informed that the forty-eight negro
delegates the Roosevelt convention constituted
the largest number of negroes that sat in q
political convention in Ohio.
How are we to trust the sincerity of party that
thus courts the negro the north and makes pre-
tense of eliminating him in the south? Who can
believe in the face Colonel Roosevels past record
negro in the south if he had the regular Re-
publican nomination at Chicago?
The only party that has consistently STOOD by the
south and steadfasty constitution Of The
United States as by the fathers of the repair
lie is the great national Democratic party It's val
liant and statesmanlike leader, woodrow Wilson, is
vaging today grand battle the people. Born ana
reared in the south attaining highest honors in
northern state he best hope of :" completely
restored Union that country has known since ue
sorrof davs of fraternal strife His election by an
overwhelming majority Of northern and southern VOTES
will be a glad that peace and brotneriy love
have come to dwell in our land once more ana MAKE
the United states America the greatest ana nap
pieSS ii'''' JOSEPH T. DERRY.
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PROTECTING BIRD LIFE.

Through the kindness and foresight of Mrs
Russell Sage Marsh Island, in Louisiana has been
purchased and set aside as a reservation where
wild birds may find shelter and food in their south
ward flights.
This island is described as one of the most valu-
able places for such purpose to be found in all the
south. Says one observer, while vast numbers of
wild fowl frequent it in the winter and the market
ping joint for innumerable varieties Of other birds
in their spring migratiOns. If the hunters
ed off and kept away by wardens, the increase in
the number of birds will be incalculable in ten or
fifteen years"
What Mrs. Sage's munificence has made possible
in Louisiana should be accomplished through one
means or another in every southern state The
time has long passed when the wanton destruction
of game birds be ignored or lightly considered
Not only the interests OF the true sportsman but
the very practical interests of the farmer directly
involved And aside from such considerations, there
is an appeal Of natural pity to which no normal
heart can be unresponsive.
European governments. recognizing the import
anee of birds in agricultural economy, have made
them their particular care and have established
sanctuaries where they find food and protection
Such policy will save hundreds of thousands of dol
lars each year TO countrys crops for birds the
best safeguards against destructive insects
Georgia took a timely and progressive step few
seasons by passing game law which is being well
enforced and which, though not yet entirely ade
quate, is a great improvement over the former make
shift statutes. Every Southern State will do we'll
to deal effectively with this important matter
of conservation.
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Pointed Paragraphs

Some women never realize the worth OF their hus-
bands and some never realize the worthlessness
thereof
When Dame Fortune knocks mans, door ne
always "rubbers" to if the neghbors looking.
Every mother firmly convinced that she is CAP
able of picking a better husband for her daughter
than she did for herself
Impressions made by beauty more than skin
deep.
The epicure hates to waste his appetite cheap
food and wonder
The winter of discomfort as likely to show
rp I'm summer any other time. e
a vice
Alimony is the postgraduate Zee in the course Ct
love. -, .s.-s-ef
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

Circus Maxmus. Pope SiXtus placed 1t IN the ela%
del Popolo Hawthorne said of il. what all who
see must feel: "All Roman works and ruins
whether of the empire. the far-off republic or the
still distant kings assume transient VI.
sionary impalpabe character when we think that
this indestructble monument supplied one OF the
recOllections which Moses and the Israelltes pore
from Egypt into the desert
Perhaps behoding the cloudy pillar and net
column they whispered awe-strieken to one another
In its shape like old obelisk which we and
fathers have often the borders OF the'
Nile. And that very obelisk, with hardly a.
trace decay it. is the first thing that the
modern traveller after entering the Flaminian
Gate"
There are old institutions without a leg to stano
on, utterly unreasonable and outworn which stu
dominate mems minds simply because they have ne
authority of centuries.
If the human race, any corner OF 1t, has zone
a thing, thought. fancied believed thing a
hundred years. they need for continuing TO
do it. A century is as good a reason.
Utopans, refOrmers. and all upsetters rationalsts
be, would DO well reflect that il suddenly they
should persuade the world and theory should
unanimously adopted, the world, alasi would stay
persuaded, and the theory would soon be
dropped for the that time. the old and only
perfect convincer of men, not having been consulted
would have his revenge
lie temps ne respecte quiz fait"
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west Point. Ga, Oct. IL. 1912,

West Point. Ga, Oct IL, 1912.
Editor Journal, Atlanta, Ca
All Georgia is interested in her capital city The
MAYORS race affects all the state for if Of
the good people of Atlanta join in with the hobo
crowd and elect woodward with his national reputa-
ton then it is time the capital moved to Ma
con or somewhere else. AS the race does not seem
to be between woodward and Chambers. but 1T seems
IL has narrowed down woodward and his record on
one side and Atlanta record onthe other side,
So if it is decided Mr. woodward is the only man in
Atlanta capable honest enough to be your mayor,
then it is time Atlanta to quit blowing, or IL looks
that vvav TO an outsider Atlanta is under obliga-
lions to keep woodward in job, would suggest
for the good name Atlanta and all Georgia that the
neople Of Georgia the money and buy some nice
cross roads town. Then they pension Mr.. Wood
ward or make him mayor for life of this town
By doing this Atlanta might sift the ashes and
search ALI her people and she find some man in
her limits that is and capable enough to be
MAYOR that viii credit to the city and not dis
grace her in the eyes of the world
Yours truly,
A. NJ BAKER
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Letters for Everybody

cambridge, Ca, Oct IL. 1919.
Hon. J. r. Gray Editor Journal:
have thought for several days of writing you
the fine editorial you wrote on Roosevelt That was
one of the finest, strongest and timely log
zeal editorials have ever read 1t hit the bulls
eye" 1 congratulate you your manhood, courage
and ability. Such article needed right at this
time, and The Journal, usual, never fnches
backs from duty. What the matter with some of
the other daes? truly.
J. NJ. SCOTT.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

for a suitable resting place Tor
the soldiers who had yielded
their lives in the fight for the
lost cause. The state legisla-
lures without exception made
provision for establishing spe-
cial cemeteries IN which the
bodies of Confederate soldiers
could be placed where they
would receive proper care and
attention.
Much of the credit for this
work is due to the women of
the Confederacy who gave
their heartiest effort to this
work. wherever a battle was
fought or a hospital was To-
Gated within the limits of The
Confederacy provision was made
for suitable care for the dead
WhiIn the chief thought was
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

nc NuuOtAE III a AuAA y ACAO -
something imposing about Time
and whatever he does.
The most insignificant thing.
if it is a thousand years old,
COWS US.
I once visited a wine cellar or
cave in the little town of Saint
Goar, on the Rhine. 1t was
made before Columbus discov-
cred America. It was not much
of a sight-simply a dark hole
full of casks. But the 400 and
more years it had been continu-
ously occupied were there, with
a ghostlike power, and awed me.
Nothing in Rome impressed
me quite like the obelisk which
the Emperor Augustus brought
from Egypt and set up in Che
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Confederate Cemeteries
By Frederic !. Haskn

Despite the crippled condition in which the south
found itself the close Of the Civil of the
first matters to receive attention the provision
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

Governor Wilson commented the fact that the
worlds series was strong competitor of politics,
but he will be elected in time to the big football
games.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

The danger of electing President Taft is that
there is always the possibility of Sherman, with
his side whiskers. becoming president.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15

No sooner do finance summer vacation
than we have to cast about for means of financing
our winter overcoat
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-15
FRANCIS OF ASSIST
By DR.. Frank Crane

lie temps respecte que quill a fait' 10 an
old prOverb-"Time respects only what time has
made" Conversely. whatever is done hurry will