Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-09-20

and only serves to divide our progres.
sive forces
To which Governor Wilson replied
Your telegram telling me of the for
nation of the Wilson National Pro
gressive Republican league gave me
the deepest qualification and encour
agement The action you and your
associates are taking seem to me
truly patriotic. The progressive fore
es of the nation ought not to be div.
ided. No mere attachment to a party
name should now seperate men whose
purposes and convictions are united
for a common object. The formation
OF the league seems to me the most
reassuring. May ! not convey to you
my congratulations on your own part
i'll the movement
The governor today knocked the
bottom out of previous plans and de-
termined upon "a twelve hour sleep.
1t had been intended to have him
speak this morning from his train at
Toledo, but the governor protested
and the schedule accordingly was al
tered, the governor passing through
Toledo during the night. The day was
to bring together Governor Harmon
Of Ohio and Governor Wilson for the
first time since the presidential con-
test began. During the primary cam.
paign Governor Wilson did not visit
Chic out of courtesy to Governor Har-
r on, who was candidate for the
.>min lti,.n.
Covert J Wilson will return to Sea,
Iirt tomorrow, winding up his first
t1ur.
E VAN is BUSY.
Laramie, Wyoming, Sept. 90
William j. Bryan, the democratic
peaker, will not stop at Laramie on
lis trip across the state, going direct
rom Rawlins to Cheyenne, and thence
o Evanston He will be here on Sun
ay, but at what hour in the morning ,
5 not known. An effort is being made ,,
0 induce Woodrow Wilson to stop
ere for a short address on his way
cross the state. For the republican 5
Mondell, Senator War
en-, Dr. j. M. Wilson and Senator s
/. d. Clark will speak here during the 7
DR.. Wilson was formerly
resident of the Wyoming wool grow Y
rs association. e
CRIMINALS SAYS T. r..
Farmont, Neb, Sept. 20.-At Sut. T.
IN, Colonel Roosevelt renewed his at. v
-ck on Mr. Rosewater. V
IF we are fit to rule our lives" he '
lid, I'VE want to cast our own votes = =
I'd not have Mr.. Victor Rosewater :,
st them for us. | came out here in :,
e primaries and fought fairly and
uarely We carried Nebraska, and :.
r. Victor Rosewater cast the vote of -,
ebraska against us. In the Chicago .,
invention. Mr.. Rosewater allowed the =,
nety contested delegates to vote on 49,
e another's right to seats. :,
How long would you have Grim =. ~
ais left in penitentiary if you al -.
we'd them to vote on each others A..
,hts to go free? The criminals in ~.
pGHlleHJldTy are no worse OIIonu-
) than Mr.. Rosewater and his allies
: the theft OF nomination" a.,
CLARK TO SPEAK. -. -.
Chicago. Sept. 20.--Dates at which -
eaker Clark is to address meetings -
re announced at national demo a.
ltic headquarters today Beginning :,
morrow, it was stated Speaker y -
ark will begin a campaign which ''
i keep him busy until election He en
to visit New Mexico, Arizona and ma
Ter western states. co
REPUBLICANS ANGRY. &c
S. OAK, Sept. 20.-A mass WI
te convention of republicans here MI
t night adopted resolutions in
ich Theodore Roosevelt and the
gressive candidates were severely sh
The resolutions also de. nj,
red that at the Huron convention, ST.
idential electors were named Sc,
0 were openly against the election to
President Taft, thus disfranchising an
thi
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