Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-26
A6n1NEsoTA FOE WILSON.

1 M1NNEsoTA TOE WILSON
Cass Lake Times (Rep. Wilson 8
nomination. heartens the people
sons election viii avenge their wrongs.
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Grand Rapids Herald [Dem): Sena-
tor D. M. Gum returned from bust
ness trip to Minneapolis yesterday.
The senator tells us he discovered q
growing sentiment in favor Of Taft.
This lis due, he says, to the fact that
Wilson has too. many >untried issues
that he proposes to experiment with if
given the chance. Maybe. But there's
q lot of folks il this country who be-
ieve it is high time to try q few pro-
eressive experiments, and there is
reason to believe q majority will try
the Wilson remedy. | - - :
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: Redwood Falls Gazette lRep) Wood:
row Wilson is symbol Of government
BY the people. It is through him and
men like him that you and I can hope
to find some free expression in this
great republic. It is liberty to which
we pin our adherence, not party. :
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Aurora News IRep.): with the nomi.:
nation Of Wilson BY the democrats
the hue and cry for third party seems
to. be dying q natural death. There
are many good republicans who have
always voted the ticket their grand
father voted who are gravely consider
ing the merits Of this man: Wilson.
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Alexander Post News [Rep): The
democratic party, in the nomination Of
a candidate for it's presidency, has
shown q keenness Of vision that COM
pels the admiration Of all political op-
ponents. The selection on Governor
Woodrow Wilson, from party stand
point, is an excellent one; much bet
ter than the public had any reason to
expect of party so largely controlled
by political rings like Tammany hall.
Governor Wilson 3 candidacy will ap-
peal strong ely to the American voter for
his support, more strongly perhaps
than that Of any other leaders who
could have been nominated, save Will
liam Jennings Bryan. The nominee is
a man. Of broad culture, clean in his
personal and political life. He has
further shown a capacity for growth,
having been in his early years an
ultra conservative and strong
champion Of property rights. In an
analysis Of his public utterances and
writings, contradictory positions
upon great questions will be discovered
which may weaken his otherwise strong
candidacy. His progressiveness begun
with his public life, and few public men
have shown a keener appreciation of
the needs Of the people than Govern
or Wilson has in the few years in
which he served the state of New
Jersey as governor.
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Staples Headlight: The, nomination
Of Governor Wilson by the national
democratic convention at Baltimore is
a signal victory for the progressive
element in that party. It marks the
end Of domination by "big business -
and the final rout Of Bourbon poll
ticians who live only: to pander to the
most INSCRIPTIONS interests in our
business fabric. And the credit for
this. victory belongs in overfowing
measure to Nebraska foremost citi.
zen, who stood like granite wall be-
tween the pirate hosts and the peoples
cherished governmental guarantees.
And remember, too,: that the Mime:
|sota delegation never faltered in it's
support of the victorious champion.
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Winona Independent (Dem): Wood:
row Wilson is claimed by some::to be
the most brilliant platform speaker in
America. We would like to hear him
in Winona. Our city needs something
to remove the memory Of the famous
Taft speech by means of which the
president put a brake on the wheels
OF progress and general prosperity.
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Waseca Herald (Dem) In the
selection of Governor Wilson and
Marshall as standard bearers, the
democratic national convention acted
wisely and well. Both men are pro-
gressives in the broadcast sense Of the
term with splendid record in public
and private life. They have been
nominated by the representatives Of
the plain people, without dictation
from emissaries of Wall street, or 9TH
er corporate influence.
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Hutchinson Leader (Dem): Wood
row Wilson is the man of the hour.
He personifes the best intelligence,
the most progressive ideals, of the
great mass Of the American people
who are seeking to free the govern
ment from the control Of selfish in
terests and to secure an administra-
ton in the interests Of all the people,
He is ripe scholar, an able lawyer,
great historian, an efficient and spot
less character. He represents the high
est type Of American citizenship and
will win the support Of men of all
classes and walks Of life.
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Hibbing Mesaba Ore. (Rep): In
times past we have sometimes Won
dered if democrats were really as
wise as they would have the other
people Of the world believe they were.
Now we know. They are. They
proved it to our complete satisfaction
on Tuesday, when they chose as the
head Of their party man that is a
man among men; citizen, not q
politician; a statesman, not juggler
Of laws-Woodrow Wilson. In Presi-
dent Wilson Che is as good as elected