The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-09-07

Clarified, Banking System Reformed
Farmers and Workinsmen Benefited
by Remedial Measures, American
Merchant Marine Revived, Nationa
Defense Provided For.
In his address at Shadow Lawn
Long Branch, n. j., accepting the
Democratic nomination for president
Woodrow Wilson said:
Senator James. Gentlemen OF the Mott
flcation Committee, Fellow Citizens
cannot accept the leadership and re.
sponsibility which the national Dem.
Ocratic convention has again In such
generous fashion asked me to accept
without first expressing my profound
gratitude TO the party for the trust II
reposes In me after four years Of fiery
trial In the midst of affairs Of unpre-
cedented difficulty, and the keen sense
Of added responsibility with which this
honor fills Il had almost said burdens)
me as / think of the great issues Of
national life and policy involved In the
nj Inn LAT f,,t,,
q, onr covo-nmont sho,I s.o,, as =
bovo o,woys songh, 70 ,,s,,,v ,ho ~.
traordinorv confdenco thus rc,osed :,
mo he striv,ng 10 nur,o NV hoor, ond
purpose OF every personal and of every
misleading party motive and devoting
every energy l have to the service OF
the nation as n whole. prayiny that I
NAV continue TO have the counsel and
support of all forward looking men
at every turn of the difficult business.
For I do not doubt that the people
of the United States will wish the
Democratic party to continue I'm con.
troll of the government. They are not
in the habit of rejecting those who
have actually served them for those
who are making doubtful and con-
jectural promises of service. Least OF
all are they likely to substitute those
who promised to render them particu-
lar services and proved false to that
promise for those who have actually
rendered those very services.
Boosting Is always an empty busi-
ness, which pleases nobody but the
boaster, and | have no disposition to
boast or what the Democratic party
has accomplished 1t has merely done
Its duty II has merely fulfilled Its ex-
plicit promises. But there can be no
violation OF good taste In calling at
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the Democrats called into power to do?
What things had long waited to be
done. and how did the Democrats do
them? II is a record OF extraordinary
length and variety, rich In elements
Of many kinds. but consistent In prin-
ciple throughout and susceptible OF
brief recital.
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anu uon".s'N .'eui''' anu &c. n"u Gu
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'ne very 'n'nss 'ney mean. ~ 'oI''
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