Jasper County Democrat, Volume 15, Number 60, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 October 1912 — YOUR SPOKESMAN, NOT YOUR MASTER. [ARTICLE]

YOUR SPOKESMAN, NOT YOUR MASTER.

Elere are the closing words of Woodrow Wilson’s address which brought to their feet the great audience in Carnegie ball. New York, on the night of' Oct. 19: It Is. hot merely a matter ot candidates. 1 should be abashed if 1 supposed that it was a mutter of the wisdom or the. discretion of individuals. 1 do not believe in government that depends upon the ability and discretion ot a few individuals. (Applause, j If i am tit to be a president It Is only because I Understand I you. (Applause. J And if 1 do ’ not understand you I am not tit If lam not expressing,ln this speech tonight the aerations and the convictions of the men j who sit before me I beg that they will not vote tor me. 1 Do NOT WISH TO BE THEIR MASTER. 1 WISH TO BE THEIR SPOKESMAN I rejoice to say that as I Waited for your gracious applause to cease I realized that in that sentence I slimmed my whole philosophy and my whole desire 1 thank you for your attention.