The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-13
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DEMOCRACY'S DAILY
LETTER..
By Sen. Fred T. Dubois.

] NSdulpdlSu lndHdSeT lOI opedhel Gov w
ohahp OiarA) ''' ocratic
! Chicago, Sept. 12--At the request "Nat
of the managers of Gov. Wilson S Clarl,
cainpaish' l nave written d huilioer Manage
of letters to democrats throughout anu,
'ne 0o'N"S mio "o,0 0'p'Ui"''' c.. Aus
c.U.,,. r,.-, ~. ny
oa,,,,,,,,,,ioo+., ,,.i4, ,no., ,yooo - with S
10000 active workers They were " wv
.o,4 ,,,os.,,, i,.o +1o .u,o+r f,uo democr
sto+oo which cont do,,,,otio,s 20 writing
Baltimore favorable to the speaker. Inc
No letters were sent into the SOIL tween
thorn statas nor into Now yorl, In them
diana Or Maine The sneaker had thought
q sunerb oreanization in Nassacbu- pie foI
setts Wast Virginia Marvland Ken was NJ
lucky, and also in all the middle great
western, the Rocky mountain and was De
the Pacific coast states. 'heir
The responses nave been wonderayo oeooiiif
fully numerous and encouraging. Tho Engine
advocates of Speaker Clark were & Weste
Qjvery much disappointed at his ai.from a Il
ure to get the nomination, but the1e and eIt
are loyal democrats. With a feWled to the
exceptions Gov. Wilson was theiLst week
second choice. They went to Balti ercial cu
more with two candidates-Speakerna inspe
Clark and Gov. Wilson. The thou -nducemel
sands of letters received indcatehe road
that Gov. Wilson will receive the understC
hearty and earnest support of Speak1 Leon {
er Clarks friends. In my Judgment,' the ris
Gov Wilson will carry Maine, Mas-.ee right
sachusetts, New Hampshire, Connec- cements,
ticut, New York. Ohio, Indiana, Col Il see tn
orado, Montana Michigan and Hi the ma
nois He has an even chance in -
California, Washington and Nevada.
He will carry Idaho and Wyoming, U\
provided the Mormons who call ILL.,
themselves democrats vote for him.
Both President Taft and Col. Roose T0n|
velt were extremely friendly to the IlIh|
Mormons and favored them conspic< ] VII
uously. Gov. Wilson has refused
make any trades or combination wit
them Naturally, the leaders Of tf "0
-,,ro.,o,, I'LL .hro,,, Tho 'ESULT
votes to President Taft. Their fea"
however, that Gov. Wilson will
elected will, in my judgment, indut
them to give him large number oh equ'H0'
their votesfi and if this is the cas- 'oaS' u'i
Gov Wilson will carry Idaho, Wyo-'e
ming and Oregon, and possibly Utah. no %.
Gov. Wilson is conducting a mag '''e'
-. o. cd +ho irdica un and
.,,a. -, nil, roi,, stooduv lard, WI
,o.a nh. f;o,t 10 so sing of
- -. ~. ,.o,r.,;oo,, footions n their
that each side prefers Gov Wilson 'nuion
a., soo.,on ora oor GOO Considers
nothing to prevent the selection of' 10 iop'
the governor by tremendous ma
oority IN 'ne hec'of"l 'ones7' Vest
requires on'S " - Snow
10 give tne en','e o'oo,o.' O. .. I'D parts
'na' ''"'0 W INC was n
ins 'ne n,e"e'' -lN 49,. enver '
republican party. it is hard to indi-
cate any state in the union which -
will certainly cast its vote against
aS tns most ~''r RELIABLE Sons republican Drs sstasSass
in the union; yet it is not at all
improbable that Gov. Wilson will
carry Vermont in November.
The managers of Gov wilson's
are to be congratulated. the
Without brass bands or oraggadoclo,mpt
they are welding the democrats Of -.
the entire country into a united and
harmonious party. This presages
well for the future. Gov. Wilson
will go in as president with con
gress in harmony with him, and
with united party to support him
This again augurs well for the 224
country 1t seems as though the
ong battle by the people for the
people is about to be won in most 4 ri ont
substantial and satisfactory manner
The following is a copy of the
etter which have sent to upwards