The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-03

THE GREAT EXECUTIVE
OR A GREAT UNKNOWN
Stockholders of National Corpora
don Must Choose One Or The 9th
er To Head The Business.

You, Mr.. Voter, are a stakeholder
Of . great corporation numbering
100. 900. 200 souls-the richest, the
most powerful, the most successful
eorporation in. the world. You are
shout to choose your General Mana
ser and Board Of Directors for the
next four years.
What is to be the basis of your
choice? What is to determine the
decision?
Our nation. our Destiny, our Her
itaee Present and our Future
-is 1t stake.
Wilson has been your servant for
four years. You know whether he
has kept his promises or not. You
know what he has done. You know
his record Of achievement. Whether
manufacturer, merchant, profession
Il man, farmer, laborer, commission
man. railroad man, banker, sailor.
mine owner. miner, or what not, you
know what Wilson has done for you.
You know whether Wilson has play
Cd favorites or worked faithfully,
ceaselessly. untiringly and everlast-
lng1y for all Americans all the time.
II you do not know these things
- 4 matter Of fact and of record you
may get enlightenment from the
voice Of the opposition as expressed
b. Nr. Hughes and Mr.. Roosevelt.
Now Mr.. Hughes has never dis
Duted the fact of the nationwide,
amazing prosperity which is ours.
He calls the must call it some
thing-he calls it "a FOOLS Para
disel' It is for you to decide. Mf.
Voter. whether you object to this
''Fo6l's Paradise" and whether the
alternative offered yon-6y the RoOse-
velt Hughes -political-pur-
Doo1p II to be preferred.
Btth Mr.. Hughes ami sMr Roose-
welt ssneer a. President Wilson'S for
eign policy They sneT at HE kept
N 6ut of war" 1t is for you, Mr.
Voter. to adjudge that sneer at its
true face value. You may be sure
that with Roosevelt In the White
House We would now be at war.
In. this connection the voter who
reads will recall that the whole
American press applauded President
Wneons diplomatic victory over the
eon1Tal PoyeiHaa4 The greatest in
TIT var and that in refusing to in
With the Inevitable conse-
:. l. - ~ Ptolonged, devastating
Mexico, he was but follow
ingHhe unvarying precedent of every
President since and including Lin
eol1
Yes, President Wilson's record is
plain. tangible, written in
@ 1vory field of honorable endeavor
u American life. There it is. Do you
IKE it, Do you trust it? Do you
vast more Of II?
4he alternative is Candidate HUI
I'D. His record as Governor was
. disastrous to the STATE OF NV
yo&k that he was IkScned" by lis
fki@nds. resigned and retired to the
p1a&id seel3N1dn,s bfs srthe sShpreme
Co&rt, 81 which he remained for six
yoGk1 llieneesstov6 ezbrolfe1
but 64eR. when he declared that un-
d "a tffcc6mst ance would he r.
ontDr politics. But he did.
ISaaion Is his middle name. He
D4kea no promises; he has been too
bu6H trying toEand trying in vain
- mpeach the moral character of
tho man whose shoes he wants to fill.
Win Hughes make better Presi-
deaf Of the United States: That is
thoQueGtton. Even IL we didn't have
Available. . man who, has already
1lA1e good and proved his fitness by
every test that Christian nation
committed to further the cause sof
oalfghtenment and civilization
should apply to its chief executive
evon II there were no Wilson to go
- with. would we be justified in go
ing hack with Hughes to the Good
Oh Days Of Boss Rule of the Repub-
0e1n party?
Many . voter will turn from HUI
g1os because afraid Of that unscru-
Du1Ous alliance behind him.
Whea political pickpockets" get
toGothoR II Is time for honest men to
question the sincerity of candidate
Who, In the words Of his, old law
partner. Joseph H. Choate, has new
Or Had any experience in foreign at
fairs" and whom mo man knows
What HIS views are on any OF the
lo&1ing questions.
Before the campaign began Wilson