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untitled [Wilson and Marshall]
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This Harper’s Weekly cover celebrates the victory of the Democratic national ticket, President-elect Woodrow Wilson (left) and Vice President-elect Thomas R. Marshall (right). The glory of the first Democratic elected president in 20 years is manifest by the rising sun, the majestic American Eagle, and the halo over the Democratic Donkey. The election was also a personal victory for editor George Harvey. He began promoting Wilson in 1906 for the Democratic presidential nomination of 1908, helped the Princeton University president win election as New Jersey’s governor in 1910, and backed him again for president in 1912. |
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