The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-23
DOLLAR DONATIONS
TO DEMOCRACY
SEVERAL PUBLICATIONS AND
PUBLISHERS HAVE OPENED
SUCH LISTS.

| Sedglrt, y. j., July Z-.-boF. WIZ
son escnewed politics and remained
in seclusion all day at the home of a
friend not far away. He slept twelve
hours and expected to retire early
again tonight and duplicate the feat.
He was thoroughly tired, he said,
from the activities Of the week, and
did not intend TO return to Seaglrt
until tomorrow, when he will see Sen
ator Reed Of Missouri, a member of
the national campaign committee. 1t
will be the first time Governor Wilson
| will have seen him since the person
mel OF the committee was annonced.
Representative Henry Of Texas likely
will accompany Senator Reed.
| A telegram received here today
from Col. Robert l.. Ewing, national
| committeeman from Louisiana, and
member of the campaign committee,
| announced that he had again started
a public subscription list for the cam
| pagn fund through the columns of his
newspaper. Several other publishers,
| including Norman r. Mack of Buffa-
| 10, have also sent word of the opening
| of similar subscription funds. One OF
| the things the campaign committee
has in mind the opening of dollar
subscription lists" throughout the
country
Edward E. Grosscup chairman OF
the democratic state committee OF
| New Jersey, announced today that he
was planning rally day" at Sea.
| girt early in August for all the demo-
cratic clubs in ew Jersey. He eX-
| pected to ket in touch with all such
| organizations in New Jersey, he said
he had already consulted the officers
of several and asked them to come to
Seagirt with as many members as
| possible. Mr.. Grosscup hopes to have
| New Jersey democrat on every yard
| of the rifle range, which extends ZOO
yards in front of the governors cot
tage to the ocean, and is half "a mile
wide. The date for the rally has |
not been fixed, but probably will be
after the formal notification of the |
nomination.
Support from Republicans. =.
From more than 1000 letters from |
prominent republicans, which Gov. |
Wilson has received, assuring him |
that the writer's would vote the demo
cratic ticket this year, not to mention |
amounted letters from more obscure
members of the republican rang and |
file, there We're made public tonight |
the contents of 100 or more which the |
governor has answered personally, IL
no case was the name of the writer
give for publication, but the original
of each letter is on file at the gov
enors office. A large proportion, per
haps % per cent of the nominees
correspondence is composed of these
unsolicited pledges of support by re-
publlcans,
81 have always been a republican
and never voted for any other party |
wrote the president of II college in
PENNSYLVANIA, "hut | so thoroughly be-
licvc in YOU that ! intend to give yOG
my vote and my influence. Depend on
me for any service may be able to
render"
'.he president OF Brooklyn bank
wrote: Your candidacy appeals to
the people of the whole country
This came from The president of
national bank in Maine; "Tokether
with many former repblcans from
among the most representative men
of our good state 1 shall support
YOU"
From the head of trust company
in Chicago: Il shall be happy to aid
you in any way within my power
\ leading republican lawyer of
North Dakota: You may com, on
the support of not only the democrat.
ic party in this state but of many IS.
publican voters. Feel at liberty 10 call
upon me at any time to assist yot"
II you are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope TO be healthy or