The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-10
CAMPAIGNING WITH WILSON
SOITH JERSEY TRIP COZ MED
4 mo SICCESS.
Democratic Candidate for GO,ernor Goes
10 Princeton for = DAYS Z nj, ersity
BusInrsS tie VIII sprAL In Eats Op-
ponent's tIty TO-mOrrOW slight.

Businrss tie win sprAL In Ilis Op-
ponent's tIt> To-morrOw sight.
PRINCETON. Oct v President Wood
row Wilson arrived az Prospect. his home
here to-day somewhat tired after four
DAYS actiy" campaigning through south
New Jersey u. will IN. very busy here
all Of TO morrow with the business Of the
university TN Tuesday night he will
take To Campa gning again with n speech
IA Paterson. the home Of Vivian VI Lewis
his opponent for the GuVernor-hip.
II Mr. Wilson he prefers that TO DIR
Wilson dislke- some features Of active
politics such as being personally attacked
not Ia say mIsrepres.nted. he ~ no less
pleased with the other side IL ~. the con
slant contact with the mass II the people
The onlv r,-stleg-ness he has shown thus
far has been IN m. presence of folks
VIM insist on telling ham long irrelevant
stories after he has spoken aud wants
nightly 10 get 10 bed
Mr. Wilson's trip through south Jersey
has been more Of a success than any one
counted on At only one place. Bur
lington. did he fail to get the sympathetic
attention II his audience BrIdgeton. IN
Cumberland county. Vas surprise
4 cold and drilling night did not prevent
the theatre from b~ing filled. and You
couldn't move around the village the next
morning without hearing words IN Mr.
Wilson's praise
WASH that n nice talk he give IA
last night a shopkeep~r soald say
That was sense WAL. I've voted the
Republican ticket all my life. but do
believe ! shall vote for him
The glass blowers in MllvilIe fled IN 10
shake the candidates hand in the hotel
parlor Ons hulkIng fellow with a saw
age face came out and with a parting
look exCla imed
Got an honest face Got a damned
honest face Kin Sc that ths moment
you look at him
The improvement in Mr.. wilson's cam
paign speeches has hesn striking. an
provement, 10 should h. explained. not
in what h. says. which 10 always OF the
highest quality. but in the way he says
~ since that night az Long Branch
when he stopped Ia eXclaim: Am 1 max
ing myself DlaIn?- Their. has hardly been
time when hs hasn't made every audi
tor. farmer ar country CLERK. comprehend
every word no said This he has accom-
plished partly 10y a simpircatIon OF his
words, partly by putting an impact into
them. He stlll states a proposition with
scholarly cas- hut dOesnt hesitate
immediately Ia r"Stats IL IN ,srse sane
titled slang The charm of his manner
never gnes, nat as his voice becomes
more distinct charm IL transformed into
earn"stne-s and his simple frankness
makes the whole sincere He gestures
only occasionally and then with no mighty
hhmmerinEs. hut only with an indicative |
forehngsr.
MANY are the udicrous incidents Of
m" campaign delightful. p-rfervid J
Old Democrat pr"Coded Mr. Wilson in
his Gap" Nav sT-a" hes yesterday. n"
lnvcgh"d with ~ .uder and tears az
republican ,sHtravaE1nce And finally
facing Mr.. Wilson with the appearance
Of mortal anguish he exclaimed
And here IN our beloved. our glorious |
county of Cape MAY We find that there |
was spent last year by the party in power
S2sS .SiI ~ Tor soma such fguresl more /
than all the revenues that David, King
% Jerusalem. collected in my one year
Of his reign
Nr Wilson could not keep hIs compo-
SURF az that and ths audlenc. completely
All of the Princeton mans speeches are
eHtempore He makes no notes and
never delivers a speech that has not
something new in Il II. therefore. he
holds debai" with George I. Record or
any other Republican he will have an i'm.
nense initial advantage That he will
hold some sort Of debte with Mr. Record
seems most probable. All that Record
will have to do will he go attend one Of Mr.
Wilson's scheduled meet ngs and he'll
get the show he Graves
" 10 pretty much conceded now by
Republicans living In south Jersey thai
Mr. wilson's tour just finished oil cut
IN half the Republican majorities in Cane
May. Cumberland and Gloucester coIIn-
ties II II not impossible that Cumber-
and county will go slightly Democratic
To onset Mr. Wilson = fine impression here
Is 81 course the perfect working Republi-
can machine The Democratic machine
notably Cape May. the number % people
whose votes are To be bought IL stirpris- ,
nR. hardly as surprising. though, as the
TACT thar many OF them appear Of a sort
above bribery A Democratic leader in |
ape May said to-day 20 TuE SUN reporter {
hat a great many were anxious to come I
% Wildwood with him last night TO hear /
10 II for fear certain local men would
near Of H.
However. II Mr, Wilson carries a couple {
u counties that we're Republican last
ims and chops a third OF the Republican ,
nAlorities elsew here he will 10 elected.
This week the Princeton man aft or his :
'peech at Paterson on Tuesday night
vhl go TO Caldwell on "Wednesday. II Is
irOver Cleveland's birthplace and there I
: To - little commemorative celebra- 7
ION Mr. Wilson will not speak there q
te Will, however, tackle Republican At q
antic City on Thursday and on Friday Z
~ will speak at Freehold Later he wifi '
set TO Camden. where II 10 PLANES he shali 7
make two speeches, and will GO down into $
'aiefn county The north % Jersey q
'et Ia do