The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-28

n LdIdi. IHtItlOFt IL is IHdl III
s situation, national exigency, tn,
n crisis, call for the right man There
. fore it is that silent and resistles
revolution demands our patriots
and best judgment. Individual.
, are as nothing. and personal ambi
tons are worse than nothing Il
the chosen candidate fails in any
sense or in any degree fully and
/ completely to meet the call of the
nation, he is doomed to defeat
Men are known by what they
say and do. They are known by
those who hate and oppose them.
Many years ago Woodrow Wilson
said. No man is great who thinks
himself so, and no man is good who
does not try TO secure the happi-
ness and comfort of others" This
is the secret of his life, Later,
i in his memorable effort to retain
! good scholarship and democracy
! in Princeton University he declar-
ed, The great voice of America
does not come from seats of learn
ing II comes in murmur from
the hills and woods, and the farms
anu 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 uni
versities? I have not heard them
A clarion call to the spirit that now
moves America. Later he shouted,
II will not cry peace so long as
there is sin and wrong in the
world" Here is the very soul OF
the silent revolution now solidi-
flying sentiment and purpose in
our country
The deeds of this moral and in
tellectual giant are known to all
men. They accord not with the |
shams and false pretenses of pol
itics, but make national harmony |
with the millions of patriots de-
termined to correct the wrongs of |
plutoeracy and re-establish the
maxims of American liberty in all
their regnant beauty and practical /
effectiveness -NtN JNiSN5 - -
Woodrow Wilson not for the enc
mics he has made. New Jersey
loves him for what he is. All evil
| is his enemy The influences that
have opposed him have demonstrat-
itass his ability and fitness on the
one hand, an dexposed the unavail-
ability and unfitness of some 9TH
ers on the other hand. The in
fluence that has opposed him
blights and blasts any cause and
any person it espouses. That in
fIuence has appealed to the sordid,
low an dcriminal. That influence
fattens on ignorance and aVarice,
The man that accepts its aid, so
far as his public usefulness is con
cerseG, would be more fortunate
had milestone bee1 tied about
lis l.eck and he had been cast in
to he depths of the sea New
Jersey believes that the opposition
- Governor Wilson, snch as it has
ten, necessitates ana secures his
triumph.
Similar necessities, motives and
causes impel all men alike. The
same necessities, motives and
causes which draw, as by omni-
potence. substantially all New Jer-
sey about this great and good man,
are identically the same necessi-
( ties, motives and causes that are
4 in resistless motion in every state
( in the Union. Its solidarity cannot
/ he disintegrated, False argument
falls broken against it. A revolu-
ton of intelligent and patriotic mil
lions is the expression Of these ne
eessities, motives and causes. There
fore New Jersey argues that Wood
row Wilson is the only candidate
who can not only make democratic
success a certainty, but secure the
electoral vote of almost every state
in the Union
New Jersey viii endorse his NOM
, nation by a majority of one hund.
red thousand of her liberated citi-
zens. We are not building for g
day, or even a generation, hut for
!. all time. Let not the belief thai
| any candidate may succeed in rob
| hing us of sound judgment. VIVA
would it profit the democratic par
| ty to win now, only to be cas-
out four years hence? The demo
| cratic party should be commission
cd to carry on a great constructive
| program having for its end com
pIete restoration Of the doctrine
OF equal rights and equal oppor
tunity without injury and wront
to anyone. Providence has geveI
us, in Woodrow Wilson. the menta
and moral equipment to accomplish
| this reincarnGtion Of democracy
New Jersey believes that there
is an omniscience in national in
stinct. That instinct centers IL
Woodrow Wilson How can, his
power in every state be explained
He has been in political life lesi
than two years He has had NJ
organization, only a practical idea
the establishment Of equal op
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