Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
A Lesson for Senators: Study
the Meaning of Last Tues
days Congress Elections!

They seem more ready to acribe it to tariff Mr. Wilson
seeming to find defeat for which he shares response
biy with other leaders party bitter than the
pudiation of policy which is peculiarly his
The explanation that the result in New Jersey and in
Massachusetts gave emphatic contradiction to the assurances
he has been giving Congressman that opposition to his repeal
policy artificial ephemeral and without political force
With this assurance med many members into support
ing his unAmercan canal bill and repeating it asduousy
Senators who yet to vote when NEW JERSEY AND
MASSACHUSETTS SUDDENLY REVEALED THE PoPU-
LAR JUDGMENT.
Unless explained away every of the
Administration will recognize that to vote for repeal
will be to court the oByne every Congressman who
supported the Presidents plan in the House will be eagerly
seeking way of wping out record that uncorected
dooms him to defeat.
Said James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic whip of the
United States and personal lieutenant of the President
his fight American ships for using the American inter
oceanic Canal
question whether the people
want uphold the President give every newspaper the 0ou"
Try the opportunity Wednesday morning to say that New Jersey
THE HOME OF THE PRESIDENT, HAS REPuoATE0 HIM at the
fourteen months Of his administration"
Such was the of the issue involved in the Con
gressona election in the Seventh New Jersey District But
1t the of the Administration of all the coterie
ycophan and courers who dance attendance
American Royalty
Senator Ollie James chairman of the Baltimore convention
which Wilson adopted the plank appaudng the
tolls exemption which he seeks repeal less posi-
tive explaining before the election what Its significance would
be Said Mr. James
the choice of President Wilson The Of the
country Seventh District IT
candidate defeated will be taken PER-
soNAL INSULT TO PRESIDENT WILSON, does from
his own State"
Representative j Harry Covngton of Maryland steered
the President bill for surrender to Great Britain through the
House Mr. Covngton spoke Passac support of Byrne
the Administration candidate He had doubt to what
the paramount issue of the campaign illusions to the sig
nifcance of his candidate defeat Said Covngton in ringing
oraorica appeal the stand by the President
"Al the have their this
New Jersey district want to register by vote Tues
day your
port Of President all his policies"
Representative Garter by the President
through the Administrations for
the reform of banking and currency system In the highest
degree Mr. Glass enjoys the Presidential confidence and
therefor procams all occasions the Presidential
Jersey Glass told the he
addressing that
futile o o'syroe. The
Wilson will call o'5ytnes defeat CONDEMNATION
OF THE ADMINISTRATION"
Why conlne the evidence the loyal uerances of the
Presidents friends? That usrous official himself stopped
down from his pedestal express personally his recognition OF
the supreme importance of Bynes election in the following
letter that standard bearer of the Administration fortunes
May not, approaches you
Endorsement
hope sincerely that the people OF district will elect you to
House s only do honor But ALSO SHOW
THEIR JUDGMENT WITH REGARD TO THE PRESENT ADMIN.
lsTRAToN WOODROW WILSON"
The judgment of the New Jersey voters with respect to the
present Administration thereupon shown in which
turned plurality of 1924 in 1912 into Repub
plurality of $3.50
To make the verdict douby clear the Democrats of Boston
where certain thrown from British ships into the
harbor whence the patriots marched Bunker Hill
gave uncertain indication of what candidate who stands by
the flag and national honor may expect
James Gavan fatty refused approve the President
canal policy He made his with audatoy letter of
mont Mr. No nor
cuckoo Senators his aid He nothing but honest
standing by the national platform of his party
sturdy standing by the flag and for the defense of the
national honor against foreign aggression.
Therefore the President and his court took interest
him The election Of Democrat no interest to them
Wilson Carnegie Democrats only were wanted
But the of the House whom Wilson dagooned into
position identical with oByrne and the Senators whom he
trying drive into like valley of political death will take
help from the Wilson school teachers in dccpherng the les