Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
Im. rN.hmEmcAN PROFESSOR.

Do. .a,n' DO his gIarlng lu.Amcrican-
.a go. .'r. manner B enough to
mah, n,'u tu' most unpopular ,audl-
orle ,.,r pruIu,I Ug the Demo.
.n'f. auJ nr ~ 900 utterly condemned
Dr.. ru usI ui''t1u.,. rs 'p make hrs
'..fI.r ', 60, ,xalr'I ONE. IT pres.
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... uNu bas d,.nrd ma, hc be-.
300 .uI-'u'tr., the rule ~
.U. .,.. fn.i . against the cducn-
r. " 'm roor,r ,Insscs bacaus,
''m'.n. must de- the dirty work Of
h' womb. ''and ~" children ~ tho
t'um. should %" brought 40 10 do Tho
ttm' ihus th.r their parents are
d.Iuf lrngtn" the brutality, the
naked 'sut..sm. ni such statement
Professor Wilson. with no thought
" lhp Ir'sdrn'E, vas he All things
ih' disdsunful uurto,rau'. 'podautlc
professor As candidate rpr president
D." BE- oIumuiy ruhcaE"riug ~ gloss
over Tho ,unutuoruhlr rt,rtn,rH Of
ih' puEt, b" ~ posing uuw ~ the
ir'ud ui the common pruplc. the
'"urld" "f the horny handed ana the
advocate 81 the oppressed. II IN an
awkward pose, nud tho Candidate
makes Il popr stagRrr ~ conrcsIing
tn" ruld. slightly snrcring attitude 81
tuprri"rily which IL inKraincd IN tho
rfnfcss"rs character. Professor VII.
ron - Il popular candidate In almost
ludlcr"us. Thr role In not an easy
one. lts ,ua,tng haH led Wilson into
innum"rable contradictions; he has
betrayed his true character again ana
again and on NO occasion has he been
able ~ C0nyiucinRly simulate the ring
81 sincerity whose absence is always
quickly detected by the American
people.
The chief lroublo win Professor
Wilson N that he doesn't understand
the people. In the nature ~ things,
IN view nf mis- scholastic training; his
hu"kworm uphringIng, his immurcd
youth and his rloistcred manhood, II
b. impossible that Woodrow Wilson
could have any close sympathy win
lh" tpilinR, niUilinE, brcud-Rnd- butter
H,oking mn-sca OF the American pcu-
pie II In mental. moral ana ply
mrd impusAbillty for the Hrstorfaiic
l..t ts.I -. a..
aud gain an insight into the cuInpos-
iir American character, into the irou.
hl"F ana aspirations ih' prohlrmH
ana the ambitions ~ tho common
l'"pl" ~ this country. Wuodrow
wilson has never mixed with his
country men. he has never mhurcd
alongside ~ them. he has never de
voted his NJ" HH hsE rant Ia the
uia'u'h WORK 81 solving their prob.
loinn ~ fighting their battles, or
working uut plans for their welfare
Hud ih,it hcttrrmcnt he has Htuod
an the rid" lines, h" has been "a spec
iHt"I cynical "nlnokcr with no
wHriu human interest IN tho struggle
Jis liir has been spent In hooks. Hts
'or''r hg been thoroughly detached
ir"u m" actual lustlc ana scramble
"r1 hutly bury of every day life. Try
q" picture - community OF interest
aud warm sympathy and fellowship
between Wilson and the ordinary
western farmer -betweh Professor
Wilson ana the ordinary miner with
his pick and shovel. between Wilson
nnd the blacksmith at his forge; be-
tween Professor Wilson and the small
Uhoop rhuchman on the western
plains whose business and whose for
tune rs to be- wiped out by the pro-
gram ~ which Professor Wilson IN
committed
The great honrt ~ the American
people Is a mystery 10 Professor vii
son; of their needs he knows only by
hearBay; OF tho solution Of their prob A,
Ions ne knows nothing but pretty
theories worked out In the study far
from the mAddinE crowd. And In the
hypoortical role OF their FRIEND and
advocate he makes q lamontabio
showing. Professor Wilson has ALSO
lnisly none Of those typlcAliy Amer
lean qualities walsh strip and hold
the common people. He has stood
aiOof too long 10 find tha wy 10 their
sympathy and Their undsfelAhdlnss
q this late date; ana nlS nnattraStive
psrsonaillB M Fsptnsht moAtAl az
,ltnas sowaFa the teiisln ana he Fsa-
ere ef waste contradictory AGA IN
N'neege plaatofm pgenDpAsenasni
es ~ nominallon assure Ne AZ
gl, ) a1laaN alae lhe paers ssflasn
~ plss6k ilgtastibls tread Of