The Huttig news., 1912-04-27
SENTIMENT OF
 COUNTRY SHOWN
Editorial Comment Proves Wood row Wilson Is Almost Unani-
 nous Choice for President.
GROWS STRONGER EVERY DAY
Democratic Party Has Opportunity 0; Signalizing It's Return to Power With the Election of an
 Ideal Chief Executive.
Significant Missouri Comment.

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 Significant Missouri Comment.
 Independence fMo.) Examiner-The Clinton Democrat remarks: Many Missourians would be glad to see Champ Clark President; others would prefer Jos. w. Folk; but if the nSm- ination has to leave this State nine out of ten Missouri Democrats would prefer Gov. Woodrow Wilson. This is very significant"
 Sinister Purpose Apparent.
 Raleigh (N O. News-Observer- When you read New York paper complimenting some Southern man or State for "Ccnservatism" in the same article that it opposes Woodrow Will son, it may be 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 a big following among the Democrats of Michigan and stands a fair show of having the Wolverine delegation in the National convention ranged be- hind his banner.
 Wisconsin Seeing the Light.
 Milwaukee (Wis.) Journal-Just go ahead and nominate Taft. with Will son the opposing candidate, and see what happens to the Grand Old Party right here in Wisconsin. There'll be the worst grade-crossing horror that ever happened north lof Neenah.
 See Wilson as Next President.
 Roswell (N. M.) Record-The Re- publican newspapers are afraid of Woodrow Wilson for 1912 and their fear is made manifest in variety of ways. Since the election of last week when New Jersey did not do so we'll as it might have done, these pa- pers have taken occasion to renew their attacks on Wilson. But, never theless, Woodrow Wilson will be elec- ted president of the United States next year.
 His Worth Recognized.
 Long Branch (N. J) Record-Pic- 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 the past, present and future. Governor Will son. of course, is in the limelight. 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 as we'll as editorials, the trend toward Wilson, of New Jersey, for the presi- dency is growing stronger every day.
 They Are Afraid of Him.
 Ottawa (Kan) Republican-It is a significant fact that the Taft news papers all have a special antipathy for Woodrow Wilson. They make a prominent display of every item of news that seems to favor any other candidate for the Democratic nomina- tion. Wonder why?
 WDSOn POOIu SNSi ftifs
 Boston (Mass.) Traveller - The Woodrow Wilson boom nowadays is making several other presidential det- onations sound like muffled popguns.
 Would Draw From Republicans.
 Fresno (Cal) Herald-The nomi- nation of 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.) Times-Woodrow Wilson is the most favorably talked of presidential candidate in the run ming. This is because the people are for him.
 Highest Type of Democrat.
 Houston (Tex) Chroniele-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 llluIlludle tue pages Ol 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 pronouncement that will appeal strongly to a great many thinking people. Is 1t 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. u>bo uai1a5 paaapiD0 nf fhic hint ic