The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-19
MARSHALL IS
FORMALLY NOTIFIED
Will Run Again To Assist VIII
son, Says Vice President.
LAUDS EXECUTIVE AND UNC0Y.
Frs HUGHES PALACES.
The Grave Question Now, Declares
Marshall, Is Whether Wilson Can
Continue An Honorable Peace

INDIANAPOLIS Thomas R. Mar
shall formally accepted the Demo-
cratic denomination for the vice presi-
dency here Thursday night, not for
additional honor, he said, "but in the
hope that / may assist in the re-elec-
ton of Woodrow Wilson, who has not
walked where the path has led but
who has walked where there was no
path and who has left a trail"
In a speech of acceptance phrased
in characteristic vein, the vice presi-
dent sketched briefly the legislative
acts of the administration, in which
he said he had been IAN onlooker,"
and eulogized the president. A chang
ed administration, he declared, would
not dare repeal a single one of the
measures put on the statute books
since March A, 1918.
"The American people this year have
made their own ISSUE" said Marshall.
1.-THE real issue of this campaign is
that thought which goes with the faith
er to his work or business, which en-
crosses every mother, wife or sweet
heart, which sits down with them at
every fireside and goes to bed with
them in every homeland that thought
is, Can the president of the United
States continue to so patiently man
age our international affairs as to
maintain honorable peace%
President Pleads Guilty.
"The one bright, peaceful spot I'M
der the sun this day is America and it
is so because the president pleads
guilty to the charge of using words
rather than shot and shell and sharp
Ar,na 10 n laad tba world
toward that now seemingly far dis
tant goal where brute force shall be
bound by wisdom and conscience in
letters which it can never again
break, then these are the hours for
mere words"
The vice president made a caustiC
reference to the refusal of Theodore
Roosevelt to accept the Progressive
presidential denomination, declaring
the former president was a leader
"who promised he would lead at Ar
megeddon, but who, alasl deserted a
Bull Moose rum" and now had turn
ed his back on the holy land" He pre-
dicted that the issues put forward b.
the Republicans would not be accept
ed as such by the people in the pre-
sent abnormal year, adding you can
| hOO AAbClOoi a OAlQC6AOOAh III btt bcll IL
nor a widow in the coffin trust"
Leading Question.
The all-impOrtant question of wha
| the Republicans would have done re
garding the Lusitania, Mexico 1an,
Belgium, said the vice president, ha
not been answered by the partys pres
idential candidate, Charles e. Hughes
He added that firm Americanism
oh no Iaff h
4 those who had coined it, and declare
the people would not be willing t
discharge one doctor because he wa
criticised by another who offered n
n remedy.
6 'In my opinion" said Marshall, 9Th
average American wants to know VIII
is in the partnership with candidat
Hughes in his form Americanisn
Does the firm consist of Hughes an
Roosevelt of Hughes and Hohenzo
!, lern, or of Hughes, surviving partne
of the firm of Hughes and Huerta?
: Third Ceremony.
Marshall's notification ceremon
was the third of it's kind to be held j
a Indianapolis this fall. The other tW
i nominations were for ]. Frank Hanl
the Prohibition presidential candidat
: and Charles w. Fairbanks, Republica
= vice presidential nominee.
: Martin H. Glynn, former governC
e of New York, delivered the speech
: notification after having been intrt
duced by ]. M. Adair, candidate fl
e governor of Indiana, chairman of Il
S ceremonies. All the speakers praise
u the present Democratic administri
q ton. A big parade preceded the GER
s monies.