The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-15
BY Ernest q. walker.

mail Special to The Advertiser)
WASHINGTON, September 2s.-l
Having completed his frst New England
tour, as a presidential candidate, Gov
ernor Wilson is speeding westward this
week II has just been announced that |
within a few days he will penetrate to
Colorado. That will apparently be his
farthest West during the campaign. !
There is something to strive for in Col |
orado this year, Democrats are sup.
posed to have superior chances for car.
ryiDg the State, but much is at stake
for them and also for the Republicans,
because on the outcome Of the voting
depends the political complexion of n
legislature that will elect two United
States senators.
In recent days Governor Wilson has
been putting much stress upon the me-
cessitv of team work and of having a
complete team of one party in control
of the government at Washington. He
elucidates that by urging the import
ance of electing Democratic senate,
as well as a Democratic President and
Democratic house. But the senate for
the next two years will be so close, of
necessity under all the circumstance
which need not be fully explained here
that the control may depend upon the
outcome in Colorado. Hence it is not
difficult to understand why Governor
Wilson has consented to go as far West
as Colorado.
This is quite a days Journey beyond
Lincoln. Nebraska. which was made
chief objective point of his present trip,
as ~ uliereu MN an opPol1uhltY 10
s s 1iSan anu t0 nn"Ne u" auuiess
rom ~ tne SAM Pi",ioih WIN WIN. MN, As
| the "oNcruo. mas "eTn "niiiins eeV
var war. lor ,n,s sis''. plS an Hh,.s nas 'Tn
NJ Nnh.osl'o s,eaah frnr, Az san,e ,,a+
e., ,,,;th prI,on ~ an so,,,o l,;rdro5
aoans;on 5,,r;,rr tho TohrosI,o ,,;s;t
Co,,orOor w;1ao, e v,octad +o no,,
soma fnr+bor ana moro detailad tr;hnte
~ De-, - ,,,ho,, 10 nrdo,,htodl,, o,vos
~, ,o,,;r ot;or ~ po1t;roro
Ahe oAu an" siie Now
The Nebraska speech from the same
platform with Bryan is also IN further-
ance OF Governor wilson program OF
/ appearing IN at least one pubic meet
ing during the campaign with men VINO
were prominent as candidates TOT the
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nous par: IN ."1 D az: ~ e.
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i 1 w, VIZ - 80, SNtsI
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, Wi o h;ah tha+ ncoos;nn s s;noe
! nv o ~ 10 $50 fn,.,, tho,
Gnverror Harmon vii, taLe the stnmn
for Wilson There seems 70 he some
dei;oaev about ARRANGING Governor Har.
mon 80 sneaI;na dates He il q corserv.
at;ya Democra9 and was identified with
a d;fferent school of politics during the
y;e;no for the nomination
u co,,o. w;,. 5;a ,oo,,
60 tSo a, ~ nlatsarn, 18th cavarnor
uog on' s1n , p narS;da+o Gov tbo
na,xao.a4;o on,;ra+;on S;noa +hot
! Columbus appearance. Governor Wilson
has been into the northeasternmost cor
ner and taken care of two other gov
ernors, who were candidates for the
presidency at Baltimore. One of these
was Simeon Baldwin, of Connecticut, a
conservative, who has been renominated.
and the other was Eugene N. Foss, OF
Massachusetts, who has also been re.
nominated. but only after spirited
primary fight.
Now then, there are Others. Be it
remembered that Governor Marshall,
nominee for Vice President, aspired to
the first place, but Governor Wilson has
vet to speak from the same platform