The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-03
BANKS WILLING TO RECEIVE FUNDS FOR
 WILSON CAMPAIGN

New York, Sept 3.-Hundreds of
 bank presidents are responding fa- Vorably to the suggestion of Vice Chairman William G. McAdoo, of the Democratic National Committee, that banks receive campaign contributions for all parties.
 The only refusal has come from the National Bank of. Commerce, of Bos- ton. It's officers do not consider the suggestion proper.
 EIt is proper said vice-Chairman McAdoo- Each election is going to be run more on a business basis; the large expenses will be reduced and the campaigns will be financed more on the popular subscription basis.
 My suggestion was only that the banks transfer the funds and accept .eontributtens, and this is a matter of conyenience to the banks and to our contributors. The expense to the i bank is small and, of course, each campaign party is glad to meet this expense.
 New York, Augu. 3O.-one of the principal plans to be used by the Democratic National Committee vii! he, object lessons on the tariff and |
 A Tariff Object Lesson is to be | opened up in New York City within 1 the next week and duplicate exhibits are to be opened in all the princ1- 1 pal cities, while exhibits in the form l of pictures will be sent broadcast to all farming communities.
  ed Chairman of the Special Tariff | Chamber Of Horrors Committee, with | Congressman William C. Redheld as | Vice-Chairman. 1
 3"This exhibit will show a complete 1 line of household utensils, articles of and accessories qf all sorts' said Congressman Redhe1d.
 These articles will all be made here in the United States. We will add a price tag showing what the lo- cal customer has to pay under what NT7s THof o fn 70 tariffs Then we will show the dead ly parallel of what the people in Germany, Canada, England China and other countries pay for these same American made goods.
 There is no doubt but that the diff ference in cost will astound the con- sumner and it will demonstrate once for all how the American is being robbed by the high tariff system"
 The exhibits Committee will con- sist of Congressman Redheld, Con gressrnan Oscar w. Underwood, Cal zin Tonkins Charles R. Crane of Chi eago, Rudolph Spreckles of San Fran L. Slayden and Congressman Lyden Evans.
 New York. Auug. 3O.-The outlook =or a sweeping Democratic victory in state and nation could not possibly be brighter. according to W, H. Thomp- ,f the Nebraska Dem mocratic State Central Committee. He predicts the election of every candidate from Will on down.
 T find that the voter anxious to zee the organization of the Progress z i've party in the State insists that he | hat party who permits his name % 70 on the Republican ticket, said fir. Thompson Saturday.
 ''In meeting the Republican voter | he same aversion to the Progressive ,arty is noted. Each insist on fol- owing the line of cleavage mapped ut by the Taft and Roosevelt follow rs in Illinois.
 s.on the other hand. everything ooks pleasing to the Democrats of he fbe Sf tiehe who are Ds15"fH an lHstratfen 'emocrats, I might mention a con- I I had with Senator Volpp of ( is opinion Dodge coounty would give c ne largest Democratic majority this h ear that has ever been given in the E istory of the county. d
 speakers are volunteering to take ! le stump and make an aggressive attIe from the beginning. Many of t 1em have not been on the stump for t ears. s
 E'Wilson and Marshall clubs are be- lg organized and an active interest 1own everywhere. The younger oters of the State are especially ac- t, we in organizing Wilson and Mar ti lall clubs, which l think is a good tl le mass of first voters goes, so goes II II le victory. It will be the way this iI ear. Je New York, Sept. 3.-The Wilson W eague of Independent Voters is the 2 test development in the progress of ' ' le popular campaign for the na 1rOH- IT
 mocratfc ticket. Nathan Straus II as been selected honorary President the League, which is primarily an sanitation of foreign born voters ithout regard to their local political e The response from vot- e. $ who are nomina1ly Republicans te IS already been surprisingly large I The Wilson League of Independent l a