The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-09
PRESS OPINIONS ON TIL Is
NOMINATION OF Ct o ".
WILSON.

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campaign ne was coosefE'.iV iVe'F.a'ca.
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ol tle interests, mere must De no
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New YORK N0rd-Woodrow Wilson |
VIII be the next President OF the Uulted |
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New York Inbune-As scholar and
a man OF intellectual cultivation Mr..
Wilson measures well up to the per
Sonal standards set for American Presl-
dents But his long detachment from
actual politics may prove embarrassing
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Lowell Courier-Citizen-ln Woodrow
Wilson the Democratic party has noml-
lated unqueStlona0ly the strongest can
tldate that was offered NO other nom {
cation was so certain to take the wind .
)ut OF the Roosevelt sails. No other {
,ould have been similarly satisfactory |
o the saneIy progressive element II the
Darty itself In selecting him the party |
las chosen with Wsdom lar surprising
otally between now and November the
tor a Democratic victory are
latterlng From what one hears casu-
ally from the Repubhcans-lncluding not
only many who were tor Roosevelt but :
also MANY VINO were bitterly against MIN
1t NAV be SAID without lear OF over
statement that propabIy no Democratic
candidate ever nominated mas stoou so
good SHOW OF defeating the Kepuol-
,an candidate.
New York Times-In the nomination
OF Woodrow Wilson the Democratic
party resains its ancient estate of worth,
of dignity. and of power 1t escapes the
thralldom of little men and lgnoble
leaders 1t takes as its chief man OF
that man like quality which BELTS the
Presidential Office. The nomination of
Governor Wilson will unite the party
There is not a Democrat who can find
a sound and sufficient reason for with
holding his vote from such candidate.
Search for the taints and blemishes, the
imprints of subserviencv to the selfish
and the predatory, Of which we have
heard so much, and you will not find one
of them upon Governor wilson. NO
bargain or un4erS'anding win Mr; Mur-
phy or with NaH street, nor win any
interest orought ABOUT ms nomination.
lie does not owe ms nomination 10 Mr..
Bryan, nor wlII ne oe IN the SIlgnteSt
degree under MIR. BrYanS controi or
ne IS 100 hrin' 100 sell reliant
ana some wQula 2Il., say, 100 ooSllnaIe. we