The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-16
FROM A NE>y YORK eoURcE.

nominee, thus expresses itself:
In the nomination of Woodrow Wilson the democrat
tic party re=-lns ancient worth, dignity
OF power It escapes the thraldom Of little men and
lsnoDe readers. 1t lakes its chief Of that
statesmanke quality which BELTS the president office
Inc Wilson will unite party
There is who can a and sutfi-
Gent for Withholding his such a
odate. Search for the taints blemishes the i'm
prints subserviency the selfish the predatory
OF which have heard much, and you will find
one OF them upon Governor Wilson. bargaining OF
UNDERSTANDING win murphy or with Wall street. nor
with any interest, brought his nomination He
does his nomination to Mr.. Bryan, nor will he
in the slightest degree under Bryans guild
ance; he firm; too self-reliant would say
too obstinate. When the egIons of self-apponted
V1sers CON erse urcn Trenton ring kne campasn or
upon Washington after the Inauguration obstinacy
be over-present help Distinguishing virtue Mr.
Wilson is radical. The radicals of the demoUa-
tic party assailed him ferociousy during the campo
| of the primaries He is progressive, and is in
pathy with the widely prevainng sentiment. He "lf
have the support III votes of democrats in the
western and far western states. His nomination
duces Mr. Roosevets bolt proportions of purely
republican quarrel Governor Wilson is an educated
gentleman, he has been president OF university his
knowledge of the policy nations public affairs
has been broadened by diligent study by
historical writing and rpened by close observation
experience 1t fortunate nomination, wise
nation, the best the convention could have made
No nominating convention in our history has
sented finer example of the triumph individual
yictons the the obstructive tactics of
selfsh rivals That Wilson column in the roll call table
advancing by but irresistible gains mostly Of
few each ballot with only now and then a
rfng loss, quickly reganed starting with 324 on the
first ballot and rising above 39th is full of
teaching and inspiration for who are loyal to a
principle, cause, and man. They won they were
bound win by their courage their determination and
her disinteresed devotion the interests the
party They had leader, they needed none,
spirited democracy that them all.
We believe Mr.. Wilson's nomination to be in the
highest degree fortunate for the country 1t invites
may almost say it commands the return of prosperity
nalf famshed industries their fill the
valizing nourishment activity. 1t quckens slug
gsh currents of trade and enterprise. 1t does these
benecent things first because in the last three months
we have cast out many devils, and second because
whatever may befal on election day. gentleman will
be in the white house during the years.
man of sanity balance, sincerely desiring tn
welfare of the American people, of sobriety ant
principle savage or visionary. 1t is the idea
condition with candidate either side under who's
administration the country would be content.
| Not long some apprehension felt lest Gov
ernor Wilson going quite far along the progress
sive path We shared that feeling ourselves, -
admonished him that his later opinions SCENE
be much at variance with those he had formerl
held and expressed. But Governor Wilson, as we hav
said, is radical he is moderate progressive "Ou
: constitutions have time mind" he said in an in
terview published in The Times last winter comm
ted to representative government | have nc
found any thoughtful man anywhere who wanted 60
rid of it." The initiative and the referendum in hi
III Judgment not for everyday They remedie
III by which the people may bring legislatures pror
are necessarily state questions that interview NJ
III Wilson asked DO you think war should
a. made the combinations" prepared this answer
~ 4 do not think that should be made on any
thing; our problem is of equitable readjustment
do not understand that the policy our law was eve
III directed against combinations such against the
lie SIZE but only combination in restraint
Is trade Combination has proved extremely success
full means of economy and efficiency but restraint {
trade is another matter and affects healthfu op>ra
al ton of our whole economic system
III For the country the nomination at Baltimor
will be reassuring. For the democratic party it mean
salvation, it deiverance out of long bondage
deusion heresy That in itself in this land wher
party prevails will be of unreasonable ben
at eft"