The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
Editorial Comment Proves Wood
row Wilson Is Almost Unani-
mrus Choice for President.
GROWS STRONGER EVERY DAY
Democratic Party Has Opportunity es
elensllzing its Return 70 Power
with the Election Of an
Ideal Chief Executive.
sIonineant Missouri Comment

htSsouriAnS would DO BiAo 70 e0O
Champ Clark President; others would
prefer JOS W. Folk; but II the NOM
nation has to leave tits State nine
out Of ten Missouri Democrats WouI0
prefer Gov. Woodrow Wilson. THIS
ID very significant"
Sinister Purposs Apparent.
Raleigh N. c. News-Observsr-
When you read a New York paper
complimenting some Southern man or
State for Conservatism in the same
article that It opposes Woodrow VIII
con, II may bs well to look and see
to what party and business interest
the aforesaid paper belongs.
Michigan for Wilson.
Marquette (Mich) Minn. Journal
The New Jersey candidate has q big
following among the Democrat OF
Michigan and stands fair show OF
having the Wolverine delegation In
tho National convention ranged be-
hind his banner.
Wisconsin Seeing the Light.
Milwaukee (Wis.) Journal-Just 60
ahead and nominate Taft. with Will
son the opposing candidate, and see
what happens to the Grand Old Party
right here In Wisconsin. Thereu be
tho worst grade-crossing horror that
ever happened north OF Neenah.
SEQ Wilson ~ Next President
Roswell IN. NJ Record-The Re-
publican newspapers are afraid OF
Woodrow Wilson for 1912 and their
fear is made manifest in a variety
OF ways. Since the election OF last
week when New Jersey did not do SO
we'll as 1t might have done. these pa
pors have taken occasion TO renew
their attacks on Wilson. But, never
theless. Woodrow Wilson will be elec-
ted president OF the United States
ne1t year.
His Worth Recognized.
Long Branch IN. j. Record-P1c-
lures of great men adorn the edit
orial sanctum OF Editor H. p Bennett
at the Press Office There you will
find photos OF statesmen OF tn past,
present and future. Governor Will
son Of course, is in the llmelight.
Instead OF putting Wilson's name un-
der the portrait he has placed there
these words: "A Man
General Trend Toward Wilson.
Winder (Ga.) News-According to
the sentiment of the country, as
shown by interviews in newspapers al
we'll rs editorials. the trend toward
the nomination OF Gov. Woo row
Wilson, OF New Jersey, for the presi-
dency is growing stronger every day.
They Are Afraid Of Him.
Ottawa (Kan.) Republican-It 10 q
significant fact that the Taft news
papers all have a special antipathy
for Woodrow Wilson. They make .
prominent display Of every item Of
news that seems to favor any other
candidate for the Democratic nomins-
tion. Wonder why?
Wilson Boom Overshado~s All.
Boston (Mass) Traveller The
Woodrow Wilson boom nowadays 10
making several other presidential det
onations sound like mufied popguus.
Would Draw From Republican,
Fresno (Cal) Herald--Ths nomi-
nation OF a man like Woodrow Will
son on the Democratic ticket will
bring to it's support all the really pro
gressive strength OF the Republican
party.
People for Wilson.
Huntsville (Ala) Woodrow
Wilson Ia the most favorably talked
Of presid dential candidate in the run
ming. This 10 because the people
are for him.
Highest Type Of Democrat
Houston (TeI) Chronicle-Signs
are multiplying on every side that
Woodrow Wilson Is the best man for
the Democrats to put up. because he
Is the highest type OF Democrat, an
American Of the character and cali
Der OF the country's elder statesmen
whose names illuminate the pages of
our history.
Appeals to Thinking People.
Springfield (Vt) Reporter-Gover-
nor woodrow Wilson recently said in
a public address: The Immediate
thing We have got to do is to resume
popular government" Irrespective OF
past party Affiliations. or party pros
poets, this is a procurement that
will appeal strongly to a great many
thinking people. Ia It one that the
Republican leaders in Vermont and
elsewhere can AFFORD to ignore? /
And He Has Something to Say. !,
Knoxville (Tenn.) Sentinel-An ex-
change is perturbed With fear that
Woodrow Wilson may talk too much.
The veiled meaning OF this hint IL
hat 1t Is wiser for a candidate to
whisper his attitude to the trusts
than TO take the public into his con-
fdence. However, We can see no OBJ
lection to public discussion % l0nS