Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-05
WORDS Of PRAISE
FOR WILSON CONE
FROM ALL SIDES
National Committee in Receipt
of Hundreds of Letters From
Every Part of Country Ex-
pressing Approval of Wilson
SPECIAL coRRrspoHuENcE TO MORNING JOURNAL



SPECIAL coRRrsPoNoeNeE TO MORNING JOURNAL !
New York, oct. More than
money is pouring into the office of
the treasurer Of the democratic ma
tional committec-those words Of
praise that come alike from rich and
poor, showing that the endorsement
of President Wilson and the hope Of
his reelection are not confined to any
single class of Americans. Some Of
these expressions. as contained in let
ters to Henry Morgenthau, chairman
of the finance committee, follow:
Prof. LEROY c. Barrct. Trinity col
lege, Hartford. who was an instructor
at Princeton while Mr. Wilson was
there-'NNilson is leading the demo-
cratic element of the land. Hughes
leads the oligarchic element. "
Thomas Green, Minneapolis
send one dollar for President Wilson's
campaign, one dollar for democratic
senate. and one dollar for a democra-
tie house of representatives. | am
sorry ! can not give more
cornelius Bliss Thomas of Califor-
MIA, nephew of the late Cornelius ~.
Bliss, treasurer of the republican ma.
tionaI committee-"It affords me
pleasure to send NV mite to forward
/ Mr. Wilson'S campaign for peace
prosperity and equity"
q. G. Normcnt. Mariana, Ark.-''My
confidence in Wilson has been firmly
( established Inv his demonstration Of
/ unaucstioncd integrity, intellect and
/ the right use of his ability
Would Make IL unanimous.
A. IT, Jones, Portland Oro.--"Thero
sbo,ild he no necessity for campaign
/ to re-elect President Wilson; it should
/ be by acclamation.'
Wilbur T. Copeland, New York city
% never have voted the democratic
drnt wilson deserves ali 1 can do to
re-eIect him"
Arfhur ~. Davenport, chemical en-
pinner win the DUPONT powder Co,
Wilmington. Dell intend to vote
for the man who has taught the WorI"
lion "
uanIev. san Francisco-'I send
five dollars. wish l could afford n
million -
i'i't KiI,mr p Man New York City, who
doscrihae himself as Christian So
cialst'- Wilson'S policies nave
strengthened all legitimate enterprises
iat bomn ana have kept us hOnorcd
ma nj nrace abroad The republican
r,nrt,, has had no principles since the
p li,iii vat-onIv TO tax the many for
mo hcnafit of the few
robn n GiIchrist. Wilkinsburg Pa.
81 ehau vote for Wilson because he
t. ,I., ir'%' to Gotter the condition of the
I,, ,lyims oIaescs"
i''i"' ~ pooson NiIlcdgcviuc, Cain
roSnsin a. tr,~-ccognize Uucrta, Wilson
inf NM International relations on a nigh
essp -rla@ ~R doctrine SHOULD ne aa-
Iod pc to the Monroe doctrine lie has
yea W o ,'o,
'''',,'' NJ Bogors Traverse city, Mich
.,,, ~, h9. kent MS out Of war with
" i'7u ,5 IirnitI"
'lon"' ''' Crowcs ST. Louis-"NoveI
h,i., t o. had a president who has had
tho interests of the people more d.
tle ne, ;, '''''
HeaI' ,,,o,,o,, promises Help.
woman prooEs Rowling Green
! M ~ 81 a,,t vote but | will hell
! Ny CO. oloct Wilson, the man We
otherwise use, 10 no TaJJ man ever"
heGu III ,,io' pacI.,,olI Galesburg, HI
r. W. ,, I,1,TT why Wilson is no
can no. I''U ,,nanimousIv. What fool
It-''''''u -,