Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-14
wilson IS TOLD
He IS NOMINEE.
Democratic Candidate Gives His
Ideas on Way Nation Should
! Be Governed.
SEES TWO BIG THINGS TO DO
Would Set Up Rule Of Justice and
Right In Handling Tariff, Trusts,
Etc, and Protect Our People
and Our Resources,

WOODROW Wilson today received the
committee which came to the little
White House" to notify him Of his
nomination for the presidency by the
Democratic party. Chairman Ollie
James headed the committee and de-
2livered the speech Of notification.
In reply Governor Wilson. after
thanking the committee. commented
on the unusual nature OF the coming
campaign in which the candidates
must address an awakened nation. i'm:
patient Of partisan make-believe and
never more susceptible to unseltish ap-
peals or to the high arguments OF
sincere justice. The forces OF the ma.
ton, he said, are asserting themselves
against every form Of special privi-
lege and private control. and are seek
ing bigger things than they have ever
heretofore achieved.
4 Two Great Things TO Do. L
/ How do We expect to handle each
of the great matters that must be
taken up by the next congress and tho
next administrator" said MI. VIII
son. and he answered his own query
/ % follows: q.
What IL there to do! It Is hard to
sum the great task up. but apparently
this is the sum Of the matter: There
are two great things to do Ono 10
!. to set up the rule Of justice and Of
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great task OF prF s'''e our peopie
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open to the whole people the ooots OF
opportunity through wnicn tney must
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