Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-28

COLORADO SPRINGS, June 26.- Mrs, Anna B. Pitzer. of Colorado Springs, who will cast Colorado's solid vote for Champ Clark for presi- dent at the Baltimore convention, be- longs to the ''old school" Mrs. Pit ger owes her present honor to the importantly of the Fl Paso county democratic central committee She is not a politician-hardly a suffra- gigt. The committee waited on her in April and asked her to be dele, gate st large, as a favor to Colo rado democrats She accepted on account of her brother-in-law, Champ Clark, and Mrs. Champ Clark, her sister.
 Mrs. Pitzer came here several years ago from Missouri She sought the Colorado climate for her self and her daughter, with whom life. Later, in his memorable effort to retain good scholarship and democ- racy in Princeton University, he de- clared, The great voice of Ameri- ca does not come from seats of learn ing. 1t comes in murmur from the hills and woods, and the farms and Factories and the mills, rolling on and gaining volume until it comes to us from the homes Of common men Do these murmurs echo in the corridors of our universities? ] have not heard them clarion call to the spirit that now moves America. Later he shouted, T will not cry peace so long as the9 is sin and wrong in the world" Here is the very soul of the silent revolution now solidfying sen timent and purpose in our common country.
 The deeds of this moral and intelIec- tual giant are known to all men. They accord not with the shams and false pretenses of politics. but make na- tional harmony with the millions of patriots determined to correct the wrongs Of plutocracy and re-establish the maxims of American liberty in all their regnant beauty and practical ef- .fectiveness. New Jersey loves Wood. row Wilson not for the enemies he has made.
 Loved for Enemies
 New Jersey loves him for what he is. All evil Is his enemy. The in .fluences that have opposed him have demonstrated his availability and fit- ness on the one hand. and exposed the unavailability and unfitness of some others on the other hand. Tho influence that have opposed him have demonstrated his availability and un- fitness of some others on the other hand. The influence opposed to him blights and blasts any cause and any person it espouses. That influence has appealed to the sordid. low and criminal That influence fattens on ignorance and avarice. The man that accepts it's aid, sc far as his public usefulness is concerned. would be more fortunate had a millstone been tied about his neck and he had been cast into the depths of the sea. New Jersey believes that the opposition to Governor Wilson. such as 1t has been. necessitates aud secures his triumph.
 Similar necessities. motives and causes inpel all men alike. The same necessities, motives and causes which draw. as by Omnipotence, substantial ly all New Jersey about this great and good man, are identically the same necessities, motives and caus- es that are in resistless motion in every state in the union. It's solid, arity cannot be disintegratsd. False argument fails broken against lit A revolutionf of Intelligent and patri- otic millions is the expression of these necessities, motives and causes. Therefore New Jersey argues that Woodrow Wilson is the only candi- date who can not only make demo. cratic success a certainty. but secure the electoral vote of almost every state in the Union
 New Jersey will endorse his nomina-