Show 7 i IS 15 IT V VALE LE WILSON i I It looks as though the lion Woodrow Wilson was ras practically shelved We Wc 0 were afraid for alon a u ulong lon long iong time that he would fool enough of the people h times to get the nomination and nd b by the Way say ap things some sometimes run possibly be he elected ident of ot the thc United States I That we believe would be a deplorable cul urination and time the shrewdest l. l remark w iv we have haye seen in n time the p papers for a month was as that of Henry 1 Tati Watterson Tat Wat i terson 18 when lu he expressed sed the time opinion that Mr Ir Wilson 1 was more of n a schoolmaster than a n states nan There was a time when when ve we haL had great faith in rr Wilson riIson r We e lose it w when en he hr began begaii to complain that he had to give up h his r- r professorship professor professor- n ship in Princeton ton to be governor j that h he could lJ not lt sf nd oft off the importunities That is one of the oldest old old- cst est dodges of the oldest dema demagogues og because this this country haa hai a gotten along without some seine wonderful nen When George Gcorge Washington died the country was in despair because there was n no other so o level leaded a t man mati living when Abraham Lincoln died tiled the thc whole north was pi in ill their grief and and even the thc south the time enemy felt the thc thrill of sorrow q Because cause they realized that after all he h had d Performed pcr- pcr formed ormed only his official dut duty luty in fighting them and that he lie was wa more of a t friend to them than alan many a northern man who had encouraged the them n without helping And that Mr Ir Wilson Vilson had hind to give yC up his place to become governor of New Jersey was so transparent transparent trans trans- parent a n piece of that we ve began hegan to doubt him Then when elected governor lu he announced an an- ll himself as by ly r right might the b boss ss of the state stale bc because ause he lie had bad been elected f goc governor nol that he lie le had he the right to dictate the politics polities of ohis his party in New ew Jerse Jersey p. p There is only one man who os a. a a right to toay tosa sa say ay th that lt that is lathe the man who because of his splendid did lid services b because of his high character is such sucha a man that the state naturally looks to him hii for foi leadership Then Mr r. Wilsons Wilson's pictures began to tobe tobe be je published an and 1 anyone who is any n judge of human liu- liu m- m man nan nature at all can see sec that there is a streak of f treachery in the man just by time the twist of his chin We Ye hope that he be is shelved and ond the thc natural expression cx- cx that comes is Who will be next 7 There are several more inori that need killing We Vo mean of course killing as candidates Some are playing on the he services ices that the they have performed and on the theother theother other services which the they are to perform and while this is a republic while it is suppose supposed to tobe be je a government of the people we wc stand for the theman theman I man than whom the people upon not the ones that t arc are made candidates in New York City not the ones olics that have an open or cr implied contract ct their heir nomination that if ir nominated they thet will do the will vill of the gold combine e ill v 1 York ork or r any other cr combine but the man maii who ho proclaims his principles and ind lots lets the people choo choose e. e And there are arc several sc who need killing in the S same sense that Mr fl Wilson Wilson Wil Wil- Y Ison I- I son is killed if he be is killed I |