The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-06
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THE GLORY OFSUCH A VICTORY

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That the verdict Of the great jury which dberatsd Tuesday
The American people spoken plainly and most dsivey
They wanted change and they voted it.
Il was expected Wilson would carry the solid South
Pelecon indications he would New York and New
Jersey ohio and Indiana would majority the eastern
states though claimed he would was not ventured IN con-
sentative predictions
All possibility the being and of the election Of the
president being congress dpeed after the closing
a. the polls when followed Massachusetts, with its electoral
vote and with Maine swinging into line
wilson needed 266 majority in the electoral college
He has at this writing SS2 with II votes doubtful
Roosevelt second and Taft third
The returns justify that the United States senate VIII
Be Democratic and majority the lower house increased
joyful in this connection from Danv m to the
eject been defeated and Washington VIII see
him no more congress has adjourned.
Democratic landslide do but the landslide came and
kthe house. standing political sands fell
On. thing was certain before county convention held
delegate chosen campaign thing that the Re
uuhican party party organization and the old
guard reached the end of Its rope.
chance for Taft the candidate OF the organization
would have survived the
Chicago convention methods Of which real American could ap
prove were empoyedo keep nomination from Theodore ROOse
welt mmstakaby the real choice Of the party
methods employed nominate
TAFT but to SHOULD NOT BE THE NOMINEE
bcause interests controlled the did not want Roosevelt
practically nominated and made president by
The click Of the telegraph instruments sending the world the
news convention the wires for the Democratic
pszty.
william Jennings Bryan it carried it to baltimore
That message was party had do just
hneturn out organization representing the In
s controlled Chicago and nominate man who could not
pointed Of them but who would be welcomed at once "
man Of principles and Of the people
There only convention candidate for
the nomination victory and securing of this mans
nomination william Jennings Bryan thanks be him again and again
,acinoed himself As his first in the convention
Principle patriotism and prevailed over prejudice and selfish
nes and recognized the lead
peal confidence of the country
Had Democracy wed otherwise in Baltimore Theodore Roosevelt
receiving the congratulations today in Oyster Bay instead
tie wrath Of oins Republican, having split the party and worked
it, rout
IN this analysis popular interesting
presumably awakened but stu dowsy point
Roosevelt and Taft and putting beside the
vote what might have been but it hasn't
brought right Of figures together.
divided but by Disguised disap
PEOPLE themselves squaTey the issue
Of political right wrong
The majority in right represented in the
combined for Wilson and Roosevelt and would have been the ma
y other progressive eliminated from the
The and real and patriotic Amecanm
great American verdict and American victory for al
great American electorate.
The Times naturally joyful triumph candidate
q Tor presidency.
among independent
papers country Woodrow Wilson hope the
ant Michigan newspaper only newspaper sup
ported him. both for nomination and election do not much
about that
great victory been won for
ALI PEOPLE the VIII
government conditions play square
"A deal al around
Nothing comforting proof that NO mstak. has
bean made than the frat words Wilson, being
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