The Washington times., 1904-11-02
PARKER AND LODGE
BOTH AT NEWARK
Rival Demonstrations III
the Big Jersey Town
AN ATTACK ON THE TRUSTS
Taggart Now Turns in for Bryan.
Davis Again on the Jump-Fair-
banks Shaken Up.

New Jersey, the foster-parent OF the
so-called trusts, got as great a po-
utical castigauon as had been autici-
pated from Candidate Parker on the oc-
casion of his appearance at Newark
last night The party standard-bearer
delivered what may be regarded. prob
ably. as the most comprehensive and
pointed address he has made on the is
sues of the campaign.
He spoke of the high standard the
Democratic party has set Tor its state
tickets. ana then touched upon the
neighborly feeling between New York
ers and Jerseymen, liberty OF the ludi-
Vidual, difference of expansion i'm Amer
lea and Europe, departure from early
traditions, menace OF Industrial COM
biuatiOns. increased cost OF living and
necessity Tor bridling the trusts.
Altogether IL was a better speech
than the candidate has usually made,
but was not, of course, any more logical
20 Republican ears. There was much
cheering for Roosevelt in the early part
OF the meeting, before Parker arrived,
but later on the people showed the can
dIdate due consideration in his EFFORT.
Same Speech Twice.
after the Newark meeting, The candi-
date went u Jersey City and made two
appearances Ar each he delivered the
same speech, attacking Chairman Cor
telyou I0r alleged holding up of the
trusts for campaign contributions. This
was a prepared speech, which the caudi-
cate read carefully from manuscript
after brief eXtempQraueOus local intro
auctions. Experience is proving Valu-
able for the candidate, IL seems. since
he no longer trusts 70 MS memory OF
preCouceiVed ideas OF facts and figures
on which to base serious charges against
Senator Lodge spoke at Republican
meeting I'm Newark and had such bis
audience that one would hardly have
known that Parker was in town al the
sGme time. he called Parker attack
on COrtelEOu base ana slauderOus anc
his accusation the cry OF beaten man
~ a fair night. who cannot take his de-
feat in a manly way.
Secretary Taft spoke at a great meet
ing ia New YORK city ana Flllcl-el
Judge Parker's Philippine declarations.
Secretary Shaw spoke IN L-OulsFl-ie ana
Senator scott took up Industrial matters
and the tarIh AT Charleston. W Va.
After Senate Seats.
Taggart and Bryan are having a bow
MISUNDERSTANDING sort OF a time. They
recognize each others greatness. Appre-
Ciating the heavy Hcks put la by the
oSebraskan In his recent tour Of Indiana,
the Democratic natiOns} chairman is re-
ported 10 have sent 5000 In genuine
greenbacks 10 the help of the Demo
Popullst State committee in Nebraska
with confidential instructions 10 dole il
CuL wherever 10 VIII do most 5000 Ia
enhancing Bryan.s Senatorial asplra-
This evidence OF brotheriy affection
emphasizes The tenderness with which
several az the Democratic campaign
leaders are regarding one another as
they look % the future Bryan s. present
ambition is wei understood, and Tag
D
oom. III He can carry Indiana Tor Parker
and Davis bee thinks the defeat OF Eev-
eridge VIII be am easy matter, and lEat
lle Joga VIII naturally ram 10 lim.
This lends color 10 the national chair
mans determination to "stay get
aWIlle in ais nome state, after repeat
ed refusals heretofore even 90 leave New
York city
Davis on a Roundup.
Candidate Henry C. Davis does not in-
tend 10 be caught mapping ia the last
days of the campaign He put il "a
pretty piece OF work on his all-sLar ora
t-rical iIlumina ton OF the West Viz
E-Eia political skies. and DE does not
like the thought of Secretary Moody.
Senator Scott, and other opposition spell
binders biurTing the effect OF his due
work. They have been giving the V0-
tiers OF the Mountain State something
10 think about ia all the recent speeches
made -1ere. ana Candidate Henry c.
is one Of the first Democrats TO realize
IT, Consequently, Ee lis engineering au-
ether State trip, for which be has In
Fl-ld Senator Daniel OF Virginia Col.
john IT. 1IcC-a#. and ether leaders.
in view % ParAers charges of trust
Domination over the Republican orEaui-
cation. there is an interesting slleIsht
from up West Virginia way On the
proper plan for putting trust trade
seaDe- IL anyone didn't know that Da-
SIG and Eih.us .ral the State. they
u--L- an feast presume as much t-gm
rals Interesting looking Bipartisan Usl
81 towns an which Candidate Henry c.
esl-rlz TO speak rlis week
4-et-eFr Blaine Harrison German.
bricks. Parsons Eerels.
Aie1 who DuIa towns and name them
a-t.t L.er friends are probably more
us' fa- tl their own constituency al Eome
than lu La- Vice Presidential chair.
where -lere are TOO many limitations for
5Alil ---t l--i.-sl-t atl--ll- lL4l-a-llLz 90
o. show that West NirEluians and voters
pa general VIII take thls view of The
matter Dez- Tuesday.
4 Real Dumping the Bumps.
Indiana is keeping things just as live
- tor Candidate Fairbanks. Besides
the enthusiasm OF the score OF meet
iuss n which be participated yesterday.
the Senator lad au experience not on
the program. His car had been de-
tached from the engine while the
sEeecf-Tnaking az Auburn was in prog
ress, and when the time came 10 hitch
uD the iron horse again. the mechanical
6teeu plunged reEdrdlaEsly into the Sen
alOrlal saucLuEu. The C0IOred COOKS an
the reIectors end 0f the car were mixed
up SO gorge0usly with the soups. meats.
and ripe fruits ia course of preparation
that they looked Ike victims Of razor
party.
At the rear platform Gubeuatorlal
Candidate Eaulyr who was speaking.
sawed himself from injury by gTasulug
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