El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-09

thereby threw 100000 votes IN the way
of Woodrow Wilson The senator as
claimed the distinction OF belonging 70
the original 5000" and said he was
for Harmon right from the start How
ever he seserted that he was now IN
line to render every assistance pOssl6le
IN making the new president adnllIllS-
tratiOn success
How little did I think when, 16 years
ago. in the shadow of the Alamo, de-
clared the senator, L carried a loren
in a Democratic celebration, that these
locks OF mine would whiten before
performed that service again
But" declared the senator the VIC
tory of Democracy is complete. We
viii not have to wait another 16 years
before we can celebrate it again For
the next so years we viii nave the
Democratic victory with US.
Not In Line for Political Pie.
Il want 10 see every office, from the
lowest to the highest filled BY good
Democrats. / am not in line for one
of them myself, and tell you that the
dfspensation Of the pie in this respect
viii not help me out much have nu-
merous applications for offices in my
desk from misguided ponuclans; en-
do nothing with thems but VIII reter
them to the proper party when he re-
turns" Whereupon there were loud
cheers for Zach Lamar Cobb
The offices ought to go to Demo-
Gratis" continued the senator. sixteen
long years of standing at the swil
barrel is sufficient The stand We have
taken was against governmental abSo-
lutism and our fight has resulted in
the government returning to the peO-
pie. The final judgment OF the people,
as spoken, has signaled the death OF the
Bull Moose and G. o. p.
Let every man rejoice that we have
placed q man in the white house who
has sprung from the soil OF the south
A man that viii protect US. Never VIII
you see proclamation ernanate from
the white house to a foreign country,
and then this country fail to protect its
citizens in that country"
Jackson Refers to Bryan and Cobb.
Chairman Burgess introduced judge
Dan jackson by saying that II was the
first time he had ever had the pleasure,
Dan having defeated Nealon on the
anti-ring ticket at the recent primaries
Judge Dan got away 10 flying start
with a feeling reference to W J Bryan,
which was cheered loudly, and to Zach
L. Cobb, which was cheered loudly
Il see tonight on the lawn of the
white house the Democratic Jackasss
from one flank of which is attached
the unchecked trunk of the elephant
I and 10 the other the anUers Of the bull
moose" Dan said this by way OF a good
humOred jolly for the crowd which al
ways expects him to say something
funny. he said it-but that comes little
! LATER and was funnier Jnan even Dan
I expected. Il see for the first time IN
/ 20 years 10000 Democrats here TO cele-
/ braue." The crowd understood that Dan
| meant Mexican money, for there were
| not over 5000 present at liberal guess
/ 4 wish TO speak OF anOtner man VINO
/ has hOnOred this party mean the
/ peerless knight-Bryan. wish to speak
/ of another man who has made speeches
/ for Wilson in Minnesota and Michigan,
| ] mean Cobb. (Cheers-) Gov Wilson, me
] president elect has said recently that
| the battle has not yet begun and that
/ il is necessary for every Democrat 10
! render him a great assistance. 1t be-
] hOoves every man to help so that no
! more will the baWls of the bull moose
| he heard Ny two or three minutes are
/ up. 1 thank you"
/ Q. 4. Brann Speaks.
! Mr. Burgess after stating that 1t was
! impossible for judge J. NJ Gogg1n, VINO
I was to have been one of the spea kers,
/ to be present, he introduced c. A Brann
/ by saying that as they were unable 20
I get the cobb" or the nubbin, they
/ brought along the "Brann."
/ Mr. Brann, in his opening remarks,
! said he doubted if Cobb would accept
| him as a substitute, but he made a
/ glowing talk about Democracy, and
! praised Cobb for the manner in which
[ he had stood by William Jennings Bry-
I an at the Baltimore convention ana
/ later when the call was made for speak
I ers told how Cobb had gone to Chicago
| and the east and delivered speeches IOI
| Wilson He also said that no Longer
] would anyone hear the call Of the Bull
Moose along the canyons OF " al ST eeL
! In conclusion the speaker declared
Z may not have made the speech Ilal
Zach Cobb would have made had he
DEGu uGA q DGL III fO > -. "A "a
I woodrow Wilson and the Democratic
party"
Pitnaan Talks of Living Cost.
Park Pitman advanced a new political
/ theory of prosperity. This was con-
I tanned in his appeal to the people ia
I reduce the cost of living by buying
! round steaks and to cut out the cost OF
Z high living stuff from their daily fare
! II can say that 1 rejoice in the glorious
| victory Of Democracy, OF William j.
/ BRYAN" CCheers.) 4 stood with Bryan
! in all of his races The only thing
/ thar disappoints RE tonight is that he