Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
HUN. CHAMP CLARK I URGES OEM0CRAlS
 IN PRESENT DUTY
Speaker Reviews High Qual- ihcation of Democratic Candidate and Calls on Friends to Support Him
WILSON EXPERIENCE
 HAS BEEN AMPLE

ol the votes Tor president. has sent ] out the following from St. Louis under ] i recent date:
 need not say that Governor Wood. l row Wilson was not my first choice | ! for the presidential nomination at | ! Baltimore: but the moment he was ! l nominated he became as much my | | candidate as he was the candidate of i any other democrat betwixt the two ] seas. Every human being, friend or 1 ] foe. that knows me, knew from the ! ! beginning that that is true I hope ! and believe that he will he elected l l I will use whatever of power and in- | fluence l possess for the success of Wilson and Marshall, That is the | sort of democrat 1 am, always was I and ever will be l ] believe that this is a democratic year. and that the democrats will win a signal triumph all along the 1 line. I am glad to have had a part ] in the great work of the democrats i in the 62nd congress. which has made a sweeping democratic victory not | only possible. bat so hghly probable | as 10 appFoxmate a eertanty as close ! ly as any event in politics can approx ' mate certainty Wilson and Marshall are men of high character and democrats are
 united in their support This is as it
 should be. for the chief work in hand is to rescue the government from tre- publican maladministration We haee ' not what the British have-a t. spons ble government, the nearest approach thereto which we can have
 under the constitution is to haye1
 house. senate and president all of the
 same faith. Hence l am anxious to see the democrats capture all three
 legislative branches Of the govern
 ment so that we can try our theory.
 Then. if it works well, the people will
 recognize it and reward us If it
 proves had in practice. the people
 will throw us out as they should do.
 We have recently witnesses at Wash.
 ington a spectacle Of a democratic
 house passing good bills-hills which
 would have greatly reduced the high
 cost of living. and which wOald have
 gone far towards relieving the people
 Of rhe burdCr Of heavy taxes-and Of
 a republican president vetoing these bills as fast as they reached him. So ] repeat that wezwaDt house. senate
 and president all three to be demo
 cratic
 So far in this campaign the two
 principal criticisms leyeled against
 Governor Wilson are: I-thaJ he has
 had little experience in public life;
 2-that his opinions on certain sub jects have changed in the lapse of
 time. As tOS the latter. while admit ting that consistency is ranked among
 the virtues. it is much better to be
 right though inConsisten, than 10 bo consistent though wrong. The question
 is not what Governor Wilson or any other man thought twenty, or fifteen, ! or ten, or five years ago, but what 1 he thinks now. We are acting in the | living present. for people now in this
 country and for millions yet to be,
 and not gropng in the dead past | As 10 his lack of experience as a | public man, l may be permitted to | suggest to those most concerned that General Taylor had no experience | whatever in public life, never having voted even a single time, and that | General Arthur had very little expeT- | fence. IL was universally admitted that those presidents discharged their | duties as chief executive of the na- II
 admits that Abraham Lincoln was a great president; many deem him the | | greatest of the twenty-six All agree
 that he was one of the four greatest. II His name is written high on the scanty | list of the iimmortals. yet prior to his Il election to the presidency his entire Il public service consisted of a term or | two in the Illinois legislature, and II one term in congress. Governor Will i sons public career consists of two k years as governor of a great common
 wealth. Everybody declares that he
 has made a good governor, and if he
 makes as great president as Lincoln
 even the most fastidious should be sat
 isfied. He was for years professor
 in famous institutions of learning, and president of one of the greatest uni
 versailles fin the land. or in the world
 As presidential scholar. he will rank
 with Thomas Jefferson, James Madi.
 son, John Quincy Adams and James A. Garfield
 We present him to the voters of America as a man of wide learning high character and splendid executive ability. He is now a great governor of a great state. lie will make a great president of the mightiest gov, ernment on the face fthe earth. The HI president Of this republic IS the most powerful officer known among men | It will be the happy destiny of Presi dent Woodrow Wilson to wield the vast power of his high station for the benefit of his country and his kind. H Some Proof.
 "so he took you out auto riding th'
 other evening"" Yes, what Of it?' ',Do you think he Is in love with you? q think sos l know that every tim. I spoke to him the auto tried to climl tree or jump a fence "-Houstor III pcst
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