The daily sentinel., 1912-06-28

The great voice of America does not
come from seats of learning. Ii comes
in 4 murmur from the hills and woods
and the farms and factories and the
mills, rolling on and gaining volume
until it comes to US from the homes Of
common men. Do these murmurs echo
in the corridors OF our universities7
! have not heard them" A clarion call
TO the spirit that now moves America.
Later he shouted, Il will not cry peace
so long as there are sin and wrong in
the world" Here is the very soul of
the silent revolution now solidifying
sentiment and purpose in our common
country.
"All Evil Is His Enemy"
The deeds of this moral and intellec-
tual giant are known to all men. They
accord not with the shams and false
pretenses of politics, but make ma
tional harmony with the millions OF pa
triots determined to correct the wrongs
of plutOcracy and re-establish the max
inns of American liberty in all their
regnant beauty and practical effective
ness. New Jersey loves Woodrow VII
son not for the enemies he has made.
New Jersey loves him for what he is.
All evil is his enemy. The influences
that have opposed him have demon
strated his availability and fitness on
the one hand and exposed the unavaila-
bility and unfitness of some others on
the other hand. The influence that has
opposed him blights and blasts any
cause and any person il espouses. That
influence has appealed to the sordid.
low and criminal. That influence fat
tens on ignorance and avarice The
man that accepts its aid, SO far ms his
public usefulness is concerned, would
be more fortunate had a milestone been
tied about his neck and he had been
cast into the depths OF the sea New
Jersey believes that the opposition to
Governor Wilson. such as 1t has been,
necessitates and secures his triumph.
The Ideal Candidate.
Similar necessities. motives and
causes impel all men alike. The same
necessities. motives and causes which
uih"s hn W chbsihh'iuaiN
all New Jersey about this great and
good man are idenucally the same ne
cessities. motives and causes that are
in resistless motion In every state in
the Union. Its solidarity cannot be
disintegrated. False argument falls
broken against ii. A revolution OF in
telligent and patriotic millions is the
expression OF these necessities. motives
aud causes. Therefore New Jersey
argues that Woodrow Wilson is the
only candidate who cannot only make
Democratic success certainty, but Sc
cure the electoral vote of almost every
state in the Union. New Jersey will
indorSe his nomination by n ma jurity
of 100000 of her liberated citizens We
are not building for day OF even
generation. but for all time Let not
the belief that any candidate may sue
ceed rob us of sound Judgment What
would IL profit the Democratic party
to win now. only to be cast out four
years hence? The Democratic party
should be commissioned to carry on II
great constructive program having for
its end a complete restoration of the
doctrine o, equal rights and equal op-
portunlty without injury and wrong to
any one. Providence has given us in
Woodrow Wilson the mental and NOR
al equipment to accomplish this rein.
carnation OF Democracy.
His Wonderful Power.
New Jersey beIieyes that there is an
omnlscience In national instinct. That
instinct centers In Woodrow Wilson.
How can his power In every state be
explained? He has been In political
life less than two years. He has had
no organization. only practical IDEAL
the re.estn blishment Of equal oppor-
tunity. Not his deeds alone, not his
immortal words alone, not his person.
ality alone. not his matchless powers