The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
WILSON ADDS A FEW PLANKS
SIIS HE STANDS FOR An or
THE PLITFORN AND MORE.
FaNOrs Popular Election Of 4. =. senators,
Drrct Nominations ne Didn't say
Primaries, and More Power for
the state Public service Commission

3 the state Public service Commission
I Woodrow Wilson. Democratic nominee
for Governor nf New Jersey. facing 1000
men aud women who packed the large
Kruger Auditorium in Newark last
night said that the platform ola which he
u running Is sound and explicit.
You want from me-. ! suppose, con-
/ fession Of faith said DIR. Wilson. and
/ | am ready Ia make IT, stand absolutely
without equivoCatiou for every plank
, In that platform. | also stand for some
NOR. plank- that are not ia that platform.
Dr. Wilson said then that he did not
want To- find fault with any one who took
part ~ the platform building, hut he
wished with al his heart that an issIe
had been raised hv IA. Democrats as Ia
New Jerseys percentage 81 all sorts at
corporations
New .I"rs..v has earned certain repu-
tltiuu throughout This country because
Of her too great and h1=pitabls care ~
any or ill corporations said ~. Wilson
as b" leaned over 10 the crowd and spoke
SLOWLY This was the first plank which
he stood for that ~ not in III. written plat
form. ~" wants "a sever" scrutiny
az 10 the purposes of corporations before
New Jersey sponsors them.
pr Wilson didn't stop there. The
crowd, which had Ch.'red Tor him as he
rose tu SI,lk and had started To their
feet IN hat waving luv. listened n"w
with an ITtimat" air Will" IA" president
80 Princeton said thai -souner or later
IN" question 81 TAXATION must he settled
~" believes TIA: corporations in the state
are no. equally taNed and he wants
them So
tn" speaker then launched into a dis
CuSSiou Of corporations and the crowd
harked without break 'oT twenty MIN
ut-s or 50 He compared thc corporation
10 tho automobile. and when he said IA"
ubJ,..t"i not To the machine IA either
case hut - the law -dI-r"garding driver
he got q ripple ni point catching applause.
\ great roar. IN" kind iir inspires ~ rare
intervals and almost aheCtlonate IN ~
quality. went up when he sad
The troubl.. seems 10 DO that some men
ar" taking Joy rides IN their corporations.
y corporation j. q thing made Nv law.
said Dr Wilson. and therefore by Law
yuu can do anything With u Not ~ the
individual ! am not mad" hv statute,
nor are Won. 4 statut" cannot change
IN. workings 81 my Uvar. But a corpora
tIon can be touched IN AZ - PARTS hv the
Law The Legislature that made II can
dcmohsh II
But don expect To hear from inc IN
va'tive against 'h" CORPORATION. h" added
warnrnglv The candtdat" said b" wanted
uulv to make clear tu-t what kind -
creature = corporation ~ "" explained
md then sad m concluding AIS ~ position
What w. need - 20 find out exactly /
what things a corporation ~ now DONG
that % oughtn't ro d. Then ~" must
frame oar law saving that nobody shall /
do those things And then al last "a" can /
PIT ~. corporation man who does 'n"-.' /
things through his business mechanism !
ia jan
The audience r"-a Co. this ana yelled I.
Anuther plank IN which ne stands.
though u i-n't written IA IA" platform !
,aId DIR Wilson. IL the popular election /
II united States Senators 49, pract 'Scd |
ont West H.. also wants direct nomina-
tons "a" did not say direct primaries
Nothing - tug enough ~ scare me.
h" said ono" 10 'he folks hollow. and they |
laughed and ch"-r.d The PriuCet On |
man seems nov t. have S.-d his platform !
-tvI. H' makes uf audiences. large or .
small. classes 10 whom b" IL occurring IA |
a perfectly simple. plain Wav. Bui when D
b, hammers ont a phrase Suddenly that |
'las. 10 whom b." - cbdel ring himself /
lu-t laughs for goui natur-d Joy. Never /
was th''re 30 letter lllIStrafluu u D-rspnal 4
charm n q -I-'4keT without electric STIR. .
III. 'artl DR. Wilson told the assorted .
audience has be-n chiefly - biam" bC- .
oau~.. D. has sheltered men who wished To ,
"a H.. au illegal profit II thrills IL some .
times he. cont inuad To- 49,. the strength .
and r"-uIrC.'- 1T America. but Il We stop
tp "Namlu. that strength We ind " rests .
uu the tuu - millions - men 'hs toll ~
men vito de- not boast wnu are neon
-pI,uuEs. bu' Who Law" Their lives humbly .
FROM dag O.. duy Th"-" werr the men.
Dr wilson sad. be- wants 'ir-' To- thinA ~
and to i,'.'l with
TIE Public S.rvIc'. comm ~~ion he
wants Co haN" oil IA" power pos-ible to
confer on o. / h. present ON" - harm
loss nut - wh,' rarthl. -" are - gentle
opinions n th"y cannot h" pat "a force
bT Wilson GOT nor" uU d tram from
Princeton earlier Than ~" rad been "N-
pcctei IT, diiu.t nav" 20 ~ alon" AZ 7.
The raIlroad station NOR" than ten oT
hft.sn minutes however. when COM
mite. OF ~" came p""riug over the
I,r"rIs"s a." WaE taken IN an auto -
he Democratic headquarters. wh"r" thor"
W"r" lhlugs tu "at Then IN" reversed
Ia rad. ~ Democratic clubs which
from Broad and Market streets
to thu Auditorium
~ IN" hail th"y -i am m bv ticket
= ~ and then bodily few ~ Ousand
couldn't get Insid" = 'all and blocked a."
streets out-Id" listening o. speeches
Shar" they listed and making IN" pol ice
,rlt" where th-T didn't
IN IN" audience Dr Wilson faced wcrp |
hundreds 81 Republicans. and half a dozen ,
\yw Idea lender- Ner,' Spo'ted her" and
herr on" Il rham came upon he Mat ,
orrn bu' d"Cidcd ~" uugh'nt 80 b"
rcngnI '"l herr aud went 20 a seat below
r--aN county - normally Republican.
The Common CpIncl and Board ~ Works
u newark ara Republican tpn.
Mayor Jacob Haursliug. who was ~
N. meet ing - y Democrat and 80 was hIS
PREDECESSOR IN. Republican majority
u the county isn't large How IN account
4 ~ Progressive movement Newark -
EfnpCrattC bv u@rhap- i,so
This afternoon IN" canditr'e -Ueak- AT
trd Rank and THIS evening ~ Long
irunCh " will ~. Interesting fp -. how
ia r-acfs uunn th. shore folks m Mon