The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-18
WILSON IS THE
PEOPLE E'SCOVERNOR
MORE PEOPLE WITNESSED HIS
INAUGURATION THAN EVER
FORMERLY KNOWN.

Washington, d. C., March l7.-As
| intimated in the last letter the news
lapers have had q lot to say about
| lhe inauguration OF Woodrow Wilson,
but they did not say what was pal
Fable to every man in Washington
who has lived here for fifteen yeatS,
as have, that the following was
rot 25G,OOO, but 100000 people, which
Is 100000 more than has ever cone
tC an Inauguration in the national
capital
It was a oul-inspring and soul
stirring spectacle, and when Wilson
was inauCurated, he was lnducttd
into office by the biggest crowd that
has ever filled the streets of Wash
ington and not one-tenth of them
hope to get offices under the present
administration.
Wilson was the choice of the peo-
ple, and doubly so because he was
the right man in the right place. What
he has done since as president has
convinced the people that he was
the right nan to elect for the reason
that he believes in the people and Is
going to take their say-so instead
of those who usually direct the pres
ident
President Wilson is d democrat and
vii Ideal with the people as dem
ocras should. He will not be partial
to any section or any man. He has
shown this as he has progressed as a
president and VIII continue 10 show 1t
as he grows older as a president. He
is being shown up as the president OF
the community at large without any
regard for politics whatsoever and
will continue to show it as long as he
is the president of the United States.
He will prove himself to be just
what he considers himself, president
of the whole people withour any re-
gard to politics,
President Wilson has asked the
secretary of agriculture to look into
the bill of my friend Lever OF South
Carolina, and report to him II there
is anything the matter with it that it,
should hot pass the special session
Of cong ess which is called for April
LIST. Thc truth of the matter is that
the committee will appoint n day oGI
which to see the secretary and eX-
plain TO him Mr.. Levers bill in the
interest of oleomargarlne that Will
be passed by the next congress-
There IS no reason why it should not
he passed because it is to the inter-
est of the people that it should be;
otherwise, YOU would not have seer
n democrat introducing it. The pass
age of the oleomargarine bill means
that it will cut down the character
of International and interstate cora
binations and puts them all Inder
one executive head and ,hus places
them all in the position to he exam
ined by the people therefore, this
bill will attract attention wherever 1t
Is seen and will pass as soon as !tI
passes the committee on agriculture =.
TIE president has put upon every
member of his cabinet the onus of
appointment for every proposition
that he has to offer the people and
woe be unto the proposition for the
appointment of any man, no matter
how small his appointment may be,
President Wilson has agreed to DeI
the president of the people and he
viii scrutiLize every presidential
proposition that comes under his
nose and he has a secretary who
viii produce everything that is done
lv his assistants.