The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
10 Vote for LiIIcN.


 who Is running against him. Why should [ learn it? No one will known 1t after election.
 Pun for Tllson.
 Another person 1 shall be very glad to vote for is Major John Q, ril-. son, whose career in politics we may say is only just beginning. He has been my friend for nearly twenty years and l respect him highly, I think that 1t is very fortunate that New Haven should have two congress- men, one who has announced that his political career will be over in two years, and the other whose career is just beginning.
 Tt is very pleasant thing that the townspeople and tho students can get together as they have tonight, and that another bond of sympathy is added to those which already bind them together. The attendance here tonight shows that there IS no apathy among them concerning the matter Of the present campaign,
 Senator Judson's speech,
 In his address Senator Stiles Judson of Stratford, spoke of state matters while Governor I Franklin Fort of New Jersey turned his attention to national affairs Senator Judson de- voted his entire address to Mir, Iilley and Mir. Robertson tho latter of whom he said while an estimahle man per- sonally, was no sort of a man for governor under the existing condi- tions. In part Senator Judson said;
 "The Connecticut electorate has | twice recorded its opinion that Mr.. Bryan does not represent their views, and this they will undoubtedly do again.
 "A New York paper said yesterday that the manufacturers of the state who have contributed to national cam paign fund have insisted that George l.. Lilley shall not go through tho state with Mir. Taft They seem to think that the Connecticut governor ship IS up at auction We will repud- fate the claims of this small auto- cratical group with Taft and Lilley on the same platform. Do they point to.any stain on his character or any stain on his career? No. They ay his connection with submarine invastiga- tion was diseraceful; they say he can. not De trusted to carry out Woodruff : policies
 This year marked tho dawn of tho day when the state central committee was split with members having favor.
 ties in the race. In the caucuses o' the state were fought the battles Tho nomination was not dictated by ma. chine, Nor was the rest of the statt ticket dictated,
 MT. Lilley had ambition two ycar ago to become governor. But h, ! gracefully gave way to make way fo,
 New Ravens distinguished son. Ant
 that is all there is to the story tha
 the nomination was promised 10 Lille.
 two years ago.
 Tt is claimed that George Lille.
 made charges against certain member
 of congress, and that his nomination
 here was an insult to the natona
 house of representatives It is claim
 cd that his nomination is displaasni
 to that patriot, Speaker Cannon,
 'As a result of MT Lillcy's invcsti
 gaton the orders for boats wer
 thrown open to bids and the compe
 tition Is now free
 "Lilley would carry into operation ! ,I,. i' ,,{
 and work for the appointment oC
 public utilities commission. 1udg Robertson has been asked what hi views are His answer was: I an
 too busy now to consider the question
 have the highest respect for Judg
 Robertson as man, but to place sucl
 man in governors chair, to appoin
 this commission, a director of th
 New Haven road, is the height 0 \ arrogance.
 Between the addresses the Nort Haven Glpe club rendered campaig by the audience down stairs and th Yale men in the galleries. After cac selection there was an encore. Governor Forts Address. Governor Fort spoke of the natona issues and of the platform of Ml Bryan.
 After his complimental alluslon { the university and the great me who have gone out of it he said tha the campaign has been called an apa thetc one while in fact the Quietud was due ito the settled convictions Q the people of what they are going { do on election day fIc said that tn people would not do this year Wha they had refused to do twice pre- viously. that is elect Mir. Bryan Gov ernor Fort then discussed natona issues entirely for an hour, most Q the time giving attention to Mr. Bry ans past candidates under the head ingS Of omitted issues" and in tur spoke Of free silver, imperialism an government ownership of railroads Governor Fort gave some time to tariff discussion and coming back [ Mir Bryan, whom he said was tn actual issue. took up tho subject 0 I guarantee of bank deposits as advn Cated by the Denver platform Bryan Means Business Chaos, Continuing Inc said; Business an industrial conditions arc, to my mInt greatly interested in the result of thi election, The past ten years hay been tho most prosperous that bust ness conditions have ever known i this republic. We are just emcrgln from a bank panic due to nnate stock conditions caused by over capit alizatC~ of enterprises. We are t face d revision of the tariff which ever party wins, and the natura temerIty of capital is sure to caus 1 hesitation until that revision is ac