The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-03-15
In Line With Trend of Thought
Which Has Taken Hold of Peo-
pIe.-John Sharp Williams.
IS WISE, CLEAN AND BRAVE
New Jerseys Executive "Was Made
to Order for the Next Democratic
Nomination." Says v. 8.
Senator Hoke Smith.

htu ulBu III the COuuCllS OF the
Democratic party have declared that
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jer-
sey is the logical nominee for the pres
idency at the Baltimore convention
next June Following are some OF
their estimates of the man:
u. s. Senator John Sharp Williams
Of sissippi-Governor Wilson Is IN
line with the trend Of political thought
which has taken hold OF the people
and | believe he would be the strong
est candidate the Democrats could
name. He would get thousands OF
votes from progressive Republicans.
Thomas p. Gore, u. s. senator from
Oklahoma-Governor Wilson embodies
the hopes and aspirations OF the peo-
pie. His fitness is above challenge, his
availability is superior 70 any other
candidate. More minds unite in the
support OF Wilson than any other can
didate.
Josephus Daniels, editor Raleigh
News and Observer and Democratic
national committeeman from North
Carolina-No man in this decade has
oBBNAlth w AllO pOPhldA
or so won the public confidence az
Woodrow Wilson, and everywhere
those who are looking for an end OF
government by bosses for their own
benefit and the enrichment OF what II
called "the interests" or big bust
ness" look to Governor Wilson, ideally
fitted, as the man for the big Job
tHfeh hno tn haun hnnn Wilson
has shown that he knows how to do
II by the unparalleled record OF the
New Jersey legislature under his lead
ership
Richard Olney, secretary of state
under President Observation-Disclosures
Wilson has proved his possession OF
the inestimable gift Of leadership, and
is OF the type Of men In whom lies the
best hope OF the countrys future.
may add that he has a capacity and
propensity for telling the truth which
is not always to the advantage and sat
isfaction OF those who ask for 1t.
u. S. Senator Geo. e. Chamberlain,
Oregon-Why do | favor Woodrow
Wilson? Because first Of all he is a
patters, and | believe the rest Of the
people in my locality are as tired OF
them as | am.
u. s. Senator Obadiah Gardner OF
Woodrow Wilson would help
the Democracy in carrying Maine.
Former Governor G. s. Thomas OF
Woodrow Wilson comes
nearer being the type of Democrat
who will appeal to the citizenship OF
Colorado than any other possibility
mentioned.
Louis Wylie, business manager OF
the New York Times-The growing
popularity and strength OF Governor
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey are
due to the conviction in the public
the public welfare.
A. A. Quinn OF New Jersey, first
vice president OF the United Car.
penters of America-We have the
most progressive governor in the coun.
try He Will be our next president.
Charles c. Heifner, chairman state
Democratic committee of Washington
Woodrow Wilson stands for genuine
representative government-the actual
rule of the people.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
member of congress from Alabama
1t Is very clear from wide observation
that Wilson's strength has so grown
and so overshNdows other candidates
that the part OF all loyal Democrats
II seems 10 me, is 60 prepare the way
for his nomination as nearly as posi-
BILE by acclamation.
Judge A. Van Wagcnen, Sioux City
] Ia.-WooJrow Wilson is more progress
sive than Roosevelt ever was in his
most excited moments, but he has the
determination OF an Andrew Jackson,
and the faith in the common people OF
a Jefferson, and with these he has q
clear perception Of conditions as they
exist and Of methods by which wrong
righted.
Hoke Smith, United States senator
| from Woodrow Wilson was
made TO order for the next Demo
cratic nomination.
Il. S. Senator Francis c. Newlands
! OF Nevada Woodrow Wilson has be
/ come n national voice.
Eugene A. Reed, Democratic com.
mitteeman from New Hampshire
! Woodrow Wilson represents every.
thing that good Democrat should
represent
= purleson. member Of COMPRESS a
from Texas and chairman OF the Dem.
ocratic caucus OF the house OF repre-
sentatives-lt would amount almost TO
treachery for the Democratic nation.
al convention not 10 seize the oppor.
tunlty OF success that would come 10
Il II Il nominated Woodrow Wilson.
willard Salisbury, national Demo.
cratic committeeman from Delaware
am getting a little tired OF continual