The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04
Wilson Rally Day Saturday Was a Tremendous
 Success
THE 1912 CAMPAIGN
 CLOSES TODAY
More Than 60,000 Democrats Will Pa .rade Up Fifth Avenue Tonight in Monster Demonstration.
 Betting Fay0rs Wilson
8y JosEPHEUs DANIELS E1sairman RuhIicifx Hurean. Demo

cratic National Committee
 New York, November 3--(Special) )=- From all parts of the country telegrams are coming into democratic national headquarters tonight predicting an over whelming victory at the polls on Tues say next for Wilson and Marshall. These messages are from state chairmen mayors of big cities, noted educators, etc.
 wilson rally day" celebrated through out the United States Saturday, was a tremendous success, hundreds of thous- ands of voters assembling in the cities, villages and country schooihouses of every state to near $ message from the demo cratic standard bearer read.
 Tomorrow the 1912 campaign will close with mass meetings, red fire and streams of oratory. In the western, middle wes- tern, eastern and New England states the final manifestation of joy over the approaching victory promises to be spe- cialiy enthusiastic.
 The great parade which was scheduled for yesterday in New York was called of by order of Governor Wilson out of respect for the memory of the late Vice President Sherman has been declared on again and on Monday night more than eo.00o democrats will parade up Fifth ave- nue.
 Messages Pour In
 Following are some of the messages re- cedved tonight at democratic headquar- ters:
 Boston, November al believe that wilson and Marshall will sweep the coun- try and I know state ticket will be eiect- ed from top to bottom, and there will be a democratic general court assuring the election of democratic successor to United States Senator Crane
 Why should the voters elect Wilson? Because he represents genuine progress siveness as well as genuine democracy. with and without the capital D. He is the one progressive who can be elected. Thousands of republicans will vote for him, and no large number of democrats will vote against him. Sincerely yours.
 JOHN F. FITZGERALD,
 Mayor of Boston. Cleveland, O., November 3.-The issues in this campaign are the tariff and the trusts. On both the position of the demo- cratic party and the leadership of Wood- row Wilson have been accepted by the people. Wilson's election Is therefore assured by an enormous popular plurality and a substantial majority in the elec- toral college. Very truly yours.
 NEWTON D. BAKER,
 Mayor of Cleveland. New Haven, Conn, November 3.--The highest cost of living opened the eyes of the people to the imagination of a tariff taxes everybody to put money in the pockets of few. The people have learned their lesson. They all know that higher tariff means higher cost of living. That a high tariff makes high wages is now known to be a false pre- tense.
 The partnership between big business and government must be dissolved. The tariff must be reduced. The people will not entrust its accomplishment to Taft or to Roosevelt. Each had his oppor- tunity. Neither accomplished it. The democratic party is pledged to bring it to pass.
 T. alone can do this. For this alone the people will elect democratic President and Congress. Wilson will sweep the country. When the democrats make the laws American beef will not be sold in London cheaper than in New York
 HENRY WADE RODGERS,
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