Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-26
MANY REPUBLICANS
SUPPORTING WILSON

t"tA. WI NI'Ha w."
7 Roosevelt suffers serious relaps'
Governor Wilson aul be the chic
/ 1eakef and rentra figure a. an inde
pendent Republican mass meeting O.
( Philadelphia on Monday. October Q
Z The meeting viii be- unedr the aus
lpices ~ mo Wilson national progress
.eise republican league. Of which Ru
doiph snreckles is president. and glI
I 20 in charge OF The Pennsylyani.
branch o. the league II will be- th,
first time in the history Of Pennsyl
rania politics that democratic,
presidential candidate has appeared
|ls fhe leading speaker al a strlctly
/ republican ulIy The other speak.
e-s uii. boz notable progressive re-.
|plhlicans aho are supporting Gov.
Wilson in this campaign
The meeting was arranged prior 10
fde attempt on Col Roosevelts life.
Announcement that o. would be held
Was delayed by Gov Wilson's decis-
ION to abandon his speaking engage.
Wcrfe while Col Roosevelt vas lu-
.11ar.fa'el Governor Wilson ON
Saturday however. informed Nr
sp-orkos thai b. would speak on
'fo date seq unless the third term
party leader suffered o serious re-
lapse The Academy of Music has
been secured f0r The meeting and
tickets rill he issued This week
This r1lIy HI.l be- one Of the most
notable OF the present campaign OIL
fas ARRANGED hv 'he leaders OF the.
-. .1u National Progressive Repub-|
au LsaeHe Boo Pennsylvania De-
of 'he .1FIsfeu' demand from
800 parts OF Keystone State that The.
New Jersey governor deliver cam
1'.-1 message directly 10 indenend
ear progressive republicans. telling
'hom why me election of the demo |
ratio presidential ticket viii mean % !
forward step 10 the progressive |
'ouse Another significance attach !
'd 10 the meeting Is that through /
r ihc National Progressive RepublI- |
Fan League leaders expect 10 influ- /
'nce thousands OF republican votes
% Gov Wilson's favor and turn Penn
.ylvanIa from rs republican leanlngs
MO Tho Democratic columns on 40
.ember r
Tho other speakers are notable re-
'nhlicans who are either openly sup
PORTING Gov Wilson or are In sym
'athy with his cause They include
tabbi Stephen s Wise. founder OF
he Free Synagogue. New York. one
q Tho most eloquent pulpit orators
o. America Gilbert T. Roe. New
FORK lawyer, who supported Senator
'ob"rt " LaFollette in the primary
ampaiTn Rudolph Spreckles. head
u the Wilson National Progressive
,epuhlican League movement. and
fenry G. Niles. chairman OF the Key
tone Party OF Pennsylvania and one
z ne most active reform workers ir
hat state Powell Evans. president
: m" Independent Progressive Re-
nhlican League OF Pennsylyania.
III be temporary chairman and Mr.
Tics permanent chairman. Rev. d.
lovd Thompson. o' Philadelnhio 2
III saw tho invocation. Music will Z
. provided by the Princeton Glco
lub Q
Ih" vice presidents of the meeting :
TO he Dr Harvey W Wiley form
chief chemist % the department,
agriculture Louis y Brandol7I
'''d aver and laFollctte suppor'- +,
Tor 'he republican nomination
'naior John : Blaine OF Wisconsin
Poo MANAGED Senator LaFollo,,e'g %
mary campaign IN that state. and p
NY Morrison Walker View York m
Nv"r and author. At
w. Sprocklos viii tell OF The M q.
'n-".d" demand among progressive s
h''''c1ns for the election OF Gov
Iron which resulted In the forma-
Pm nf mo Wilson National Progress IU
w. Republican League. Mr. Roe At
Fl ''I why iaFollotto supporters o.,
o''' vo'" Tor Gov Wilson and vi
''i Wise how. IN his opinion tho %
'H'i0nn u1rfy has forfeited tho 4,
1f'cncc 81 Pho American people
''" musical program includes the
eng of America" bv me entire I
i''nr' .' rho conclusion ~ the ''
''''s Already more than eirh. u
'nand requests have been made ID
invitations. many coming from
7 York Baltimore pi''shure am
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