Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-31
LOUIS bRANDE|S
OUT FOR WILSON
Noted Boston Attorney,
Former Republican, will
Follow Jerseyman

NeN York Aug go Louis j.
llandeis. the noted Boston attorney
ard reformer and N.1 has bong been
d Republican is on for VINO. bon
fHa following stl.ulents.
Progressive Irre-pcr'It, OF party
affiliations should Boo my opinion.
support Woodrow Wilson for the
presidency should support him fully
actively and enthusiastically fos be-
possesses in a high degree the quail
ties Of an effective progressive lead
or
Governor Wilson s thoroughly
democratic ia spirit De- recognizes
that AN OF the people are entitled 90
equal opportunities and appreciates
that the development of an Of the
people be- essential to 'hr attinmeut
of American ideals llr understands
th, dangers incident 20 the control
by few OF our industries and fin
aucr llc sees that true democracy
anG social Justice are uulttaInabie
unless this over of the few be- curb
cd and our democracy become indus
trial as well as political Tie can
meet the demands properly made
np0u present day executive, 10 be-
able 10 lead boo constructive states
manship as we'll as 10 administer of
ficiently tor Wilson character, IN
tellectual power, and previous train.
ing IN him peculiarly 10 take an i'm
por'ant part In progressive legisla-
ton He is courageous and frank,
abl, and firm and always open-mind-
ed Qualities indispensable 10 safe
leadership.
Progrcssiycs should support VIII
sen. not only In order 20 secure his
election. but In order 10 enable him
after election TO carry out those
Progressive policies which bee has
So much az heart Ills nomination
ranks among the most encouraging
events IN American history Under
the masterful and mastery leader
ship Of Col Bryan the ideal, OF
American Democracy trlumphed over
the rcaCtionaries of their money
bags. the will Of The people prevail
ed over the devices of the machine.
The Democratic party has purified
itself and has been pur-ed oi its as
sociaIons. so far as f .s possible
'0 accomplish this end HE fID action
of % NatiouaI convention BHf the
s.uclIe of priy.Iel. for privilege Is
amending and omnIpresent That
struggle is as subtle as 30 is deter
mined The struggle will not close
When Wilson is elected We may be
sure that every effort DE may make
as President 90 carry out the Pro-
1ressiyc policies will meet with stub
born resistance from the possgssors
and apostles OF privilege Without
loyal support from the Pro-r,,siyes
of the country Wilson war upon
unjust privilege must be- futile The
Progressive cause can succeed only
10 lt has loyal support from che Pro-
cresslyes 10 can fail on. t the
prosressiyes fail u their IIy OF
giving 90 Wilson that FUN support
New York Aug go Acting Chair
man McAdoo OF the Democratic Ma
tIonal Committee issued The following
statement today.
ON or before the lUta ot sspteu
Der We are going 90 make public a
list OF campaign contributions. and
We shall continue from time 90 time
10 !sue similar statements until the
election The reason statements are
not issued earlier Is because many
Of the state Finance Committees have
NOT completed their ureanization.
GOV. Wilson vii not enter upon
The usual political speoch-makins
tours. lie is goin- fl accept invita-
lions from differe1 states 10 make
addresses on specific occasions. some
1f which may D.. wholly uon-part.-
san lie will speak on August 20
az Williams Grove Pa. az the an
uual meeting Ot The Pennsylvania
State Grange. cr. of The largest gath
cr.nes OF farmers in the country.
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