El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

90 Just SO lar. and no 1drLner- Ter
many with all her power, bowed 70 the
dictates Of international law, as out
lined by Wilson. and We have peace
What would they have doneZ
Says Wilson Remained Cool
They say Wilson should have said
that if the Lusitauia is sunk the German
ambassador should be given his pass
ports, and we should have war
They say he should be defeated be-
cause he helped pass the eight hour law
He never became frightened He did
what he believed 10 be right During
the panic of 1907. when the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company went TO New
York 10 seek help, the money kings
said. we will buy you out They said
Il would be a violation Of the Sherman
anti trust law. They went 10 the pres
ident and said the company was in
trouble and the trust desired to assist
It. They said If he didn't come 10
their assistance the country would 80
to smash. Roosevelt said. go ahead
and buy That's the man who quaked
before the financiers Of the country,
and now says Wilson was cowed BY
the railroads
They talk about the Mexican situa-
ton. They want us TO jump on the
Is. 000 600 poor MeXicans, but they don't
give any good reason with all our
prosperity. they want Wilson defeated
because he's a Democrat We're going
TO elect Wilson"
Keystone Quartet Henrd.
The Keystone state national guard
quartet then sang. "Hooray for VIII
son" The members Of the quartet are
Raymond Linkner, George Hanna. l.
Jacobs and II Gibson, all Of the 18th
Pennsylvania infantry
Frank Lyons was the next speaker.
said: 4 can pledge the young men
of Fl Paso TO support the Democratic
party November T. II is a young man s
party-one Of youth. vigOr and as
gressiveness. The Republican party is
party of men, not OF principles hungry
TO get in power and fatten up again
Aren't the issues rather artificial The
people can't be misled by the voluble
Republican orators Their campaign has
been one OF destructive Intrusion W hat
have they 10 offer for Wilson, domes-
tic legislation Have they offered you
any forward legislation
Wilson's Problems
They criticize Wilson's foreign poll
cy. With the world aflame- IS II any
wonder is we have not been consumed
/ Wilson. calm. ageOus-guided the
ship of state through the storm. main
tanning the respect OF all nations
They have criticized his Mexican
policy We who are near the border
may possible differ with him But the
president represents the public opinion
of this country The majority vote on
the Mexican situation would justify
Wilson
wilson's ..WOros of Learning"
They tell you Of the future They
can't see any fear FOR the present One
has said. If these campaign orators
had as much hindsight as foresight,
there would have been little trouble.
Hughes has put his foot in II every
time he's opened his mouth. Wilson's
statements have been accepted as words
OF learning.
Locally. the Republicans were
founded last July They thought that.
because Wilson was in disfavor on the
border they could slip in few candi-
dates. They thought because Of dis
sention in the Democratic ranks. they
might gain a few votes Uncle Jimmie
Smith would be such a novelty as
sheriff he'd have to hire a carnival
tent
Bring your friends out 10 make
sweeping victory"
Carter Makes Talk.
Ponder : Carter was the next speak
er. and he said, We've heard criti-
Fail fell AZ the Texas Grand theater-
Who is senator FAM He is a man who
New Mexico is TOO small for and whose
kind Texas is too large for
ANY man who accomplishes any
thing makes mistakes The man who
endeavors 20 drag him down is never
worth criticism. Fifty years from now
Wilson VIII be classed as the great
est statesman America ever had They
accuse wilson OF physical cour-
age-look at his chin. and say II that's
4 weak chin
Won't Break Pledge.
Every Fl PasO Democrat who voted
in the primaries viii not go back on his
pledge. He viii 20 down the line 20
even the constable in FL Paso county
Put up each man and choose between
the candidates The Democratic party
is a progressive party. q. O. p stands
for GOOD old pie' WHY did the Repub-
licans of Fl PasO county put out
ticket2 Because they thought. through
the commotiOn Of Roosevelt and FAN
they could slip in.
a Republican sheriff in Texas would
be the greatest joke the state has ever
seen I want TO appeal 10 your man
hood and reason ] ask you TO vote the
ticket straight on November -
..GOing to Elect NilSOn"-HOwe-
Judge W n. Howe said We're go
ing to elect Wilson and were going TO
elect every local candidate We must
work for the local Democratic ticket.
Every man on the ticket is my first
choice You could find no better sher-
iff than Seth Orndorff and you could
find no one better than each other can
didate.
The man who viii go into q primary
and then fail 10 support every man on
the ticket has no manhood. and has no
right in the Democratic party un-
derstand that one Republican candidate
himself voted in the Democratic prima-
ries-."
Judge Howe then led the members
OF the audience i'm a Democratic yell
Hit 'em high. hit 'em low.