The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-27
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not know, but said they we're residents
Of Texas. and we're going 10 vote the
republican ticket"
Here Mr. Green bad At least fifteen
Texas people who we're going to vote
for Mckinley. That settled 1t in his
opinion. Texas was going republican.
The more he thought about It, the
surer be became, until IN the end he
figured that Texas would give the re.
publican ticket aboh: $4,000 mapority.
INSTEAD OF doing this, the demo
cratic ticket rolled up larger majority
than ever
I'm my travels am avoiding demo
cratic ranks. am not going to let
myself be fooled by the enthusiastic
talk of members Of our own party !
have gone among the independent and
republican voters and ! have talked
and listened with care. II II from these
people that get facts to base my
statement that the democrats will have
the largest majority in the history Of
the party for Wilson and Marshall"
Governor Woodrow Wilson will
make his first invasion Of New York
for campaign purposes when he will
be the guest Of honor at the Working.
mems woodrow Wilson Club Of the
lower east side, at dinner to be held
at the Cafe Boulevard ON September
Governor Wilson viii deal almost
entirely. II is expected, with the prob
lens OF immigration and the false Inn
pressions that have been put upon his
views by the quotations Of ISOLATED
sentences from his different books.
Governor John Burke OF North Da-
kota, Is assured OF the success OF Will
son and Marshall, and has sent the
following signed statement to demo-
cratic headquarters:
Wilson will win in the coming cleo
ton for the reason that the democrats
are united and the republicans divided.
There Is no good reason why any dem
ocrat should not vote for Wilson. His
record since he has been In public life
is q platform in Itself that appeals not
only to the democratic voters but to
many republicans as we'll They know
that he ls one OF the greatest intellect
ual men that we have had In public
life, and while he stands firmly for
democratic principles be Is never Of
fensiye and there Is no partisan feel
ing against him The division in the
republican party Will give to Wilson
all the pivotal states and many that
have not been considered.
Roosevelt will not be as strong a
candidate in the election as he was
in the primaries. As candidate be-
fore the national republican conven-
tion he was a republican. seeking the
nomination as a republican from a re-
publican convention. 1t was the Grand
old party then that he was trying TO
redeem. II he had received the nomi.
nation the party would have been re-
deemed. reformed and purified. lie
did not receive the nomination and
hence the republican party is rotten
and empty. lifeless she'll without a
soul. controlled and run by the bosses
--all because II didn't nominate Col.
Roosevelt. Thousands of republicans
supported him in the primaries, not
because they preferred him personally
to President Tat, but for the reason
that he was more popular with the
people and stood better chance Of
election But he is not republican
now he left the republican party and
Is running as d candidate Of another
party III opposition 70 the regular re-.
publican candidate, and will only have
his personal following IN the election.
He has personal following It viii
come almost exclusively from the re-
publican party and viii be sufficient
in numbers to insure the election of
Governor WILSON,
c. r. Maoauley, the famous car
toouist Of the New York World, has
been appointed chief of the cartoon