New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

US 10 vote for Wilson, but we feel ne y
an unknown quantity. that no one 60
tell what he will do. and as we All "aIit
the present prosperity To cohllnue w
VIII pray earnestly for your eiec'loH'
The Republican organization has oeeh
perfected in all sections ana Is Wol h'ne
smoothly. Canvasses are now being rluu'
regularly, and they show stlklns III
crease of Taft sentiment. There is an az
tive organization in every county IN m
diana. for instance. and all canvasses
show a rapid growth of sentiment ~,
Taft One writer says that the harhe"
increase i'm the Presidents suehslh III
large factory and labor centres Is uue W
the fact that every man who wants Joo
can get It, and at the highest wages ever
paid i'm this country This iact' lie
says. "is making the laboring man stop
and think"
No Doubt Of Michigan.
Reports from Michigan show there Is an
active organization at work there ana III
dictate there is not the slightest question
about Michigans giving its electoral vote
to President Taft.
Private letters. asserting that the'e -
little Roosevelt sentiment TO be iouhu III
Wisconsin. are confirmed from oliicia'
sources. There appears TO De consul
cradle Wilson sentiment In that state.
The admirers of Senator La Toilette can.
NOT forgive Roosevelt for his treatment OF
the Wisconsin Senator and because theS
believe he was a traitor TO the iIlchusH'P
of Battle Bob" they are all the nlo'o
ready TO believe he has treated freSluei'
Taft with equal disloyalty and bad lai'N'
In the business and manufacturing cen
tres in Wisconsin. as elsewhere the l"i'
sentiment is increasing daily.
4 decidedly interesting letter regarding
conditions I'm Iowa reached the PieSldeht
Yesterday II comes from a Democrat
of twenty years standing. who says
frankly that he worked energcucally TO
bring about the nomination OF Governor
Wilson. but now purposes 10 Nole io'
President Taft, He says there are many
Democrats of the same mind as himself
He points to the fact that. despite the
opposition Of Judge Martin j. Wade Gov
ernor Wilson's admirers succeeded IN ei-
fecting the election of eleven wilson
delegates ont Of twenty-siN ai'hous"
their efforts were nullifed by the unit
rule.
The writer gives many details OF DIT
ter local fight in Iowa. which he says
eliminated in the reelection of Reed as
chairman Of the state central committee
to the infinite disgust Of many wilson
Democrats. He adds: 81 have talked 10
a large number Of men in the ranks ana
am convinced that Wilson has not got
Iowa by a jugfuL'
Discussing the third term movement,
thu writer SAYS he attended the Bun
Moose convention at Des Moincs, ana
goes Oh;
DESPITE what the papers say about -,
ana despite the fact that there he Une
hundred counties in Iowa, there were ~
uinetv-nine bona ide delegates IN that
convention. Talk about steam lo'ela;
TIC Ecpublican National Convention co""
have come, To Des Noines ana taken I,s-
sons in how 10 Kun one. II any deItHa'u
dared to oppose the programme HiaPlit"
0uf nv the leaders he was greeted VIII
cries of put him Out,' Traitor. smut
up" and sit down, =, ,.,...,
OF course the people cam" IN crows
to hear Teddy. but not 50 many a taiie
Io see Ringng's circus the week before