PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 150, 25 June 1912, Page 7

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

INTEREST IN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright. CHICAGO. 24th June. In view of the Republican split, extraordinary interest centres in tho Democratic Convention at Baltimore. A similar conflict has broken out between the Conservative and Progressive wings of that party. Dr. Woodrow Wilson, Governor of New Jersey, one of tho candidates for nomination, hae joined Mi. W. J. Bryan in opposing Judge Parker's candidature for the chairmanship. i It is believed that if tho Conservatives dominate the Convention many of the Progressive Democrats will support Mr. Roosevelt in his Independent campaign. ROOSEVELT'S PLATFORM. THOROUGHLY^" PROGRESSIVE. LONEON, 24th June, fieuter's agent at Chicago states that Mi. Roosevelt a platform will foe thoroughly progressive, It will include woman suffrage, tariff revision, a national commission to control trusts, and the revision v and .strengthening of the monetary laws without centralising credit. When, coughs, and colds, and chilli* abound, And folks ai« falling ill nil round ; . Ju*t try «• cure that's woll-renowhod— • Woods Limit Peppermint Curo. You'll liml il'n bettor than jou thought, Tim v«ry best you nvoi- bought ; Your coughs ami folds will come- to nought, ' k I'M very. pure^AdiV