The Washington herald., 1912-10-19

BRINGS CHEERS
|Disszist Masylsz aaa Virginia
peneezsts NsM Great
1illy.
MORE THAH $50
lA1lCnAI1 n xvUT
senatsr rensrsae Tlays lspubi-
ssa Hslisiss and ; Ably 2
Aasis1ed
..Wilson. that.s any.

Wilson, that's all
| Al least that seemed to BE- the CON.
seusus Of opinion OF the 400 District,
Maryland, and vfrginiA Democrats, Who
grsstsa the mere mention OF hin name
with thunderous cheers, which could be
heard for blocks last night - The Demo
Grade ratification rally ut the National
Rides Armory.
| Tho "Anvii Chorue' led by senator
Pomersne. oe 0hip, Ndid . hammertng
| act that would reflect credit upon the
yillase blacksmith. President Taft. Col
lRooeoyelt. Attorney General. Wickersham.
John D. Rockefeiler. Andrsw Carneg1e.
end the taEiR board came In Tor their fnl
share Of Republican glory ~ seen from
/ q Democratic viewpoint. However. there
vas noticeable feeling Of good fellow
ship among the speakers On the rostrum
and the exchange Of bouquets were frs.
sisted IN his act. "Biack Republican,"
by Senator Rayner Of Maryland. Repre-
sentative Charles C. Cariiu Of the
Eighth Virginia District and Represehta-
| tive Robert N. Page OF the Seventh
North Carolina District
The tr'1sts and the high protective tar
| IL seemed TO Be the bitterest thorns N
the side OF Senator Pomersne. H9 char
acterissd John d. Rockefeller ~ "Pious
John" whom he pictured going to Sun
day school eav day and advisin8 the
children there how to become good
business men. and At the same time
secretly praying that the Standard OIL
might again b prosecuted by the
| "sham''. Attorney General, that it, stock
might advance 100 points, ~ II did Inn
mediatsly after the famous suit recent
" closed.
Refeia - Carnegie.
Honest Andy casnesie." declared
Senator Poperene. recently made q
deathsbsd confession, % to speak. be-
fore Q Congrsssional Investigating COM
mittee. and admitted that the iron and
steel industry Of this country was no
longer an infant industry and in need
Of the protective tarin II has 20 long
| enjoyed. These two great Republicans
are Q living monument to Republican
government" he said.
Senator Cummings, Of Iowa, whom 1
love and think u ~ good ~ . Repub-
iican can be. and I admit that h not
saying much in his favor. In . recent
speech. stated that he was afraid Of
the election Of Democratic Senate. For
all the good that - coming OF his fsars
add that there u . certainty of .
Democratic senate."
By far the most bitter denunciation
Of the past three Republican administra-
lions was. made By Senator Pomsrene.
l Hardly . single Drominent Republican
was spared the le1sh Of his cutting sar-
casm- The audience, which Nas the
largest and most enthusiastic Demo
! cratic gathering assembled In the DIS
| trict since the celebration Of the SEC
ond election OF Grover Cleveland. SEEM
ed to delight In his biting sarcasm and
egged him on by greeting his remarks
| by deafening applause. Indeed, euthu-
siasm reached such q pitch that It was
necessary for the band stationed in the
balcony to play the Star Spangied Ban
ner." to drown the applause in order
| that Senator Pomerene might continue.
The Ohio enator took up most Of his
| time in pointing out the bad in the Re
4 explaining the good to come Of Dem.
ocratic administration.
speaks Of Roessvelt.
II wish to say one word in reference
to the unfortunate occurrence Of last
Monday night in Milwaukee. I want It
clearly understood that my deepest SYM
pathies 60 out to that distinguished
American who was SO unfortunately as
saulted. I am glad that he was broad
! enough afterward to announce that he
hoped the great issues OF the day would
not be settled BY sentiment In the COM
ing election but by their merits His
most able lieutenant. the owner Of
| Washington paper. q few days ago. de-
clared: Turn the light on the campaign
| expenses, but for Gods 1ake don't tell
where the money comes from ] regret
| that he has not the same broad mind
Of his champion. In an article printed
last Monday is list Of Roosevelts
achievements, and above II u this head:
| The reasons why Col Roosevelt did not
have time to revise the tariff
IT ask II he did not have time to do 20
during the seven years he was President.
how long would he have to BE- President
before he could md time to make . start?
IL cannot help but think the tariff bills
formulated during the last eleven years
Of Republican administration by an AID
rich and . Payne Were conceived In In
equity and seeped in sin. II you men have
not the sense to vote agatnst them on
November s stay away from the polls
The present great political problems
were discussed BY Senator Raynef OF
Maryland, Representative Carlin Of vir-
sinia, and Representative Page Of North
Carolina
A resolution introduced by william
Mex. Clayton. who presided. indorsing
Wilsoa and Marshall Is the Democratic
1
| J. Fred Kelley and his sturdy fellows
Of the Young Mems Democratic Club. led
by Pistorio's band. headed the parade.
which formed q the Old Masonic Temple
and marched through the principal streets
before going 70 the armory to attend the
rally. Practically al OF the DemocFptic
clubs Of the District participated in the
paraAs.
Wilson ana AarsAau Day.
November : 10 to b wflsoa and Mar
shall day In the DiStfict.
| The edict has gone forth from New
Fork headQuArterS and Capital Demo
Gratis ere bending every effort 20 eemply
WIN tho mandate Of the party chiG1k
"a . lettar 70 John y. Costello. na11enal
tesmmittssman II; ths Distriot, WMlAD
q. NcAAoos vies prsG6dGnt q the national
committss. stntsa hat NuV1pbsr 8 -
stead Of octobR a. bad bsea 66616ea
upon assWJ,eaa and NaruhAu 0oy, -
Urged that tie plstrlct Ubmocra<k4 -
their hsethren thFoughout ~ pGo4frys
l nil The ~ with loeA aec1nim~ toNs stho
tDsmoerati6 nemiass.
District DGnsess1e leaAeRS olsooayl
hASs com1nsnoed work = sna6s - 80
tival . s0oce1s n the ChDlfak