The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
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DR.. WILSON SAYS OF RECENT
PIPI HLICtN IEGISL tTION.
,1re Nation mat Leans lPon Ms nusi-
nesN u GoIna Presently 10 NJ a. the
NrrrS Of BiE Iiusine-s' Chairman
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WILDWOOD. y J Oci woodroW
u son a. soon a. the band had stopped
,..,.uL Hail 10 tho chief IN Mildwood's
3. .drums to night stepped down from
... platform and walked To the edge of
... >av busted circumference
NV opponent starts A. eaking tonight"
-au O, the SO0 folks present. $50 ~"
...'o get INTO the ring And right then
..s >.aShurr people sat up and began To
..a. with interest Mr. Wilson was IN
.r,tSform After remarking that h"
.,rs tho democratic government 10
.... teen charged with mismsnaGement
o'..c states affairs in thu past he said
... have had no part in anything the
r..n cratic party has done in the past,
ans what is more | do not represent the
..mryratic party that was thus accused
VIZ Wilson turned his attention TO
,.. rational House Of Representatives
ari .Cannonism Consider a man.
30 and. who determines to whom all
measures shall he referred and who also
decides who shall debate on these meas
r.res aud you have my idea OF a legis-
alive hos Tho President OF the United
states pleading not that his measures
no enacted hut only that they be con-
slderad. strikes Mr. Wilson a. shame
O., sight
The candidate SAID that to charge him
with retracting words he he'd uttered
to catch labor ~ falsely 10 accuse him
The only thing b" has said that might
he construed adversely to labor was his
opinion. once expressed. that the way
some unions sept their more skilful men
to the level Of the less skiful was a mis-
Ike His opinion was Just that now
and good many Workmen shared II
Blu, Of unions and the ends they seek
he - a. proud az any man IN jeans
Mr. Wilson arrived here tonight after a
day Of vet automoblling with a stop az
Cape MAY Court House for a speech this
afternoon There the Democratic nom
lnee for Governor of the state of New
Jersey addressed several hundred Cape
folks. all who could get into the little
churchly fashioned court house build
ing II was a speech Of hghtsome satire
that won the Cape people. MIR. Wilson =
newest mode of address seems likely
70 be hIs most effective, especially with
the countTymen II Jersey. who know
all the arts Of the politician.
To the fll q. Dews IN the court house
Mr.. Wilson otNrVed that he was proud
that he was a schoohmaster. as John W.
Griggs had termed HIM. and he added
thar be wished some ~ his political cppo-
rents had attended school to more pur-
pose \ loud and hearty laugh greeted
I'm, parerthesi, from that moment
rr Nr Wilson had the sympathy Of the
r,w-. Back ot Mr. Wilson sat the Rev
James Mcleod q CAPE May city, who
.arrized France, Folsom. now Mrs
tr- YER cleveland IN IN" l'tls church
D. BuFalo. He - a close friend of Mr.
wilson and a b.atIfc smile warmed his
face a. hs saw tho candidate IN pulsIng
.artenCa- nut blood and life into the
Tad meeting
IN Wilson said that recent legislation
"a roth state and nation had been un-
.r. .takahly serving special interests and
ten where not designed for special
--arests had been put through IN the
s... & them Novsl was the Csndi
..-as exposition ~ what he described
.. .nr,bery hy circumstances or a. bond
go rp things as they are, this Govern
non, Of stand by on the part % the
EerIpl cans was due 10 a tissue ~ bust
rass Affiliations grown wcblike with the
years The fascination 81 the money
zane the fascination of politics. lies.
So. Wilson thinks. almost wholly IN the
yer 90 he welded But the nation
~ leans upon big business - going
.-..-autIy TO b- az the mercy 81 rig bust
nees
Tho speaker took a moment 20 attack
.-arua'lon He contrssted the man
7ro spends his life building up great
ra. roads and the man who 10y stock
cracks them and ruins a
-.'trr1 - small INVESTORS
Tho ,ape folks haW hawed when the
.-adIiare. speaking 81 the late inde-
.rr... 'u get the man you indoTsed into
... ( ui'ed states senate you had better
100 lp and hump yourselves ~ nov
rr.''v clearly understood thai hepubll-
.ts I.gi-laftIre would not elect l.. 9
ya- high man at the primaries hut
.l.d Try 10 return senator kean, while
Democratic legislature would be ex-
-..'.I 20 sheive James MARITIME and send
o. senator James Smith. Jr.. To- Wash
.Z'un
It.. real corruption IN politics. the
-...Ia POISON which breeds bribery IN
Or. -.or mon. said DIR Wilson, - self.
-n..urs. and the rarest thing ~ the world
-r.ral courage The crowd was tickled
an Incidental remark OF the CANDIDATE
.l. va speaking ~ principles Just then.
..sr som. - the Republican leaders
lent looked a principle IN the face IN so
.tg'hey'd not know one II they saw II
lHtNro.. y ! Oct Frank q
b. srs chairman ~ the Republican state
MIN. tee wrote 10 chairman James
gent og the Democratic state com
zoe 'o-day declining Mr. Nugent =
D.. -sest lon that the Republican chairman
..I.d authorize George l. Record IN
..atk for the party IN a public debate
.. Woodrow Wilson MIR Briggs took
... .le-v that Mr. Record was qualified 20
...ar Under the terms ~ the implied
... ..-rcu II Dr. Wilson 10 engage IN a
...o .abate and that DT Wilson should
..ar accept Mr. Records challenge or
.. ra without trying 20 involve the
....t ncan State committee. Mr Briggs
r's a. follows
.- |offer 81 ne 7th insr vas received
r,t- morning I have no knowledge
o ... ..raIls OF the challenge Of Dr VIII
...rs' fLat have ssen IN ihe papers
-rr.-wrer y Dr Wilson made a public
..s" .,rr"-sinz himself ~ follows
conn" 7nv politician IN The state 10
pom 'n- pl1hc platform upon any
question
..... learn from ne newspaper that
..Ee T"ruri mas A,crrted the chat
hoo "a 'hInE there - no one IN
,. $40. % .r.l claim 'ha' Mr Recor d
100. ....'. untn- he conditions laid