Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-07

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Woodrow Wilson. Democratic guber-
Material candidate, sure Of election, Is
resting at his Princeton home today.
He wound up his great n successful
campaign at the Kruger Auditorium
on Saturday night. His concluding
appeal to the voters was as follows:
1--WE have begun "a fight that maybe
will take many generations to complete
know that men are not put into this
put into this world to go the path OF
pain and struggle. No man would wish
to sit idly b. to whistle a tune and lose
the opportunity to take part In such "A
struggle. All through the centuries
there has been this slow, painful strug-
gle forward, forward, up, UP, a little
at n time, along the long Incline, the
intermfnable way, which leads to the
perfection of force to the real seat of
Justice and eff honor. There are men
who have fallen by the way. blood with
OUT SIint nhS Dcth Shcus hhch hH'N S"S"
rifced everything In this sometimes
blind, but always instructive and con-
stant struggle; and America has under
taken to be the haven Of hope, the OPP
portuuity for all men.
"Don't look orvar too much. Don't
look at the rond ahead of you In dis
may. Look at the road behind you.
Don't yen see how far up the hill we
have comet Don't you see what those
low and dump naiasmatic levels were
| from which we have slowly led the
wayf Don't you see the rows of men
come, not upon the lower level, bat
upon the upper like the rays of the ris-
ing sum-
"Don't you see the light starting,
and don't you see the light iIhnmining
all nationss Don't you know that you
are coming more and more into the
beauty of its radiancef Don't you
know that the past is forever behind
us, that we have passed many kinds of
evils that are no longer possible, that
we have achieved great ends and have
almost seen the fruition in free
America!
ION 1DrHck Inc IA thht YOU hdfC
trod, but, remembering 1t nnd looking
bnck for reinsurance, look forward
with confidence and charity to your
fellow men, one at a time, NJ you pass
them along the rOnd, and sec those
who are willing to lead you, and say;
we do not believe you know the whole
road. We know that you are no
prophet; we know that you are NO seer,
but that you can see the end of the
road from the beginning, and we be-
Iieve that you know the direction and
are leading us In that direction, though
II costs you your life, provided 1t does
not cost you your honor
"And then follow your guides, trust
ing your guides, imperfect as they are,
and some day when we are all dead
men will come and point at the dis
tant upland with a great show of joy
and triumph and thank God that there
were men who undertook to lead in
that struggle"
DR.. Wilson's voice was as clear as
when he started six weeks ago. Among
other things he said:
DR.. Wilson'S Speech.
What are the right methods of poll
tics? They are the methods of public
discussion; they are the methods OF
public opinion; they are the methods
Of open leadership, open and above
board. not closeted with boards OF
guardians or anybody else, but brought
into the open, where honest eyes car
look upon them and honest eyes car
judge of their integrity.
IF there is nothing to conceal, Their
why conceal 1t? If it is a public game
why play it in private? That is the
Democratic in~quiry-that Is the inquiry
of the United States. If it is a public
game then come out into the open ant
play it in public.
you have got to cure diseased poll
tics as we nowadays cure tuberculosis
by making all the people who suffer
from it live out of doors; not only t
spend their days out of doors and wall
around. but to sleep out of doors
always to be in the open, where they
will be accessible to those fresh, nour
ishing and revivifying things which ar,
the only antiseptics in such circum
stances.
THAT was the thought with which w
opened, If we wanted to restore polite,
to their former publicity, to their for
mer freedom, to their former opennesi
and their former candor and their oil
processes of leadership. But we had
program, and we a a very definite
program. indeed: we had a program
that consisted of a catalogue of reason
able and progressive 1t VI
not necessary that the candidates O
the Democratic party should be asket
whether they believed in this, that o
the other specific measure; it was il
the platform.
Questioning the Candidates.
you did not have to question tn