The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02
DR.. WILSON TALKS ON TARIFF
SAYS REPUBLICtNS HiIET TRIED
TO GUARANTEE PROFITS.
A1eamOath County warns ~ We'll 10 tho
Princeton Man In Lone Branch and
Ned handsome Further Remarks
Is 90 the Problem OF Corporations.

night "a ne faCed the -,pD iaitilile- VINO
came 20 hear him. is that II YOU elect me
Governor Of New jersey IN not tease
talking about the states affairs whiIe |
an az Trenton. The states business has
got 70 have publicity No other airs
60 wholesome Things that stop when
the public learns of them YOU may be
very sure ought to stop
The youn gsters of all the families
tpebled the yell that went up At these
words Folks had been listening To DT
Wilson a. they had az Plainf'ld. at New
ark. at Red Bank. IA silence tut a silence
charged with attention The men leaned
over in the aisles, the women craned their
oecks
Dr Wilson was IN superb form lie
was plainly hlt weary. his nerves n hit
tautened with HE traN 81 and the Rcd Bank
speech where the folks were appr"ciativc
when they understo cod hut we're some
times only uncomprehendinEly respectful
The Princeton man tonight made the
families OF Long Branch grasp what he
vas driving at Once he stopped and
said With n gesture. Am I making this
plain to you?- and red faced Shrews-
bury oysterman CALCULATED You bet
~ have heard a good deal about who's
doing wrong hut have never yet hea rd
q catalogue of IN. wrongs things they are
doing said Mr. Wilson in lis point on
corporations.
The president Of Princeton went through
the whole list rapidly. corporations rail
road rates. the tariff. unequal taxes and
other things more or less askew in the poll
tics oI the day He Indicated what he
thought was askew and asked, What are
YOU going to do about it?- Then he told
the Long BTanchers they must frat see
how the wrong things were done and then
put a specific stop to them
Dr. Wilson tackled Monmouth county
in bic Gubernatorial campaign this after
noon in Ped Rank speaking amid flee
and dust to so Democrats IN Red Banks
Lyceum The candidate was a trihe
late In his aut omob,le journey from
Princeton, hut that made no difference
after he got going
Ne talked, as always. eNtemporane-
ously. and the exposition Of some issues
which he has undertaken in each speech
fell this time to the taTIh.
The Monmouth folks, who aren't used
to much IN political Oratory EXCEPT
hurrah talk soon found themselves
in the tuaccust omed attitude OF students
They seemed to like Il too. Red Bank.
being one OF those towns who's Q names
forever forbid that they should become
metropolises. wasn't excited over { ne
advent Of Or. Wilson. Some folks hung
out hags and casually mentioned the
fact that there would be a political meet
ing down az the Yceum.
IL was recalled that Monmouth county
was generally Republican by maybe
2.OOO. aud Red Bank by 30. But that
was presty recent among the syllables
OF recorded time. Grand Uncle Cyrus
Cypress, who was in town renewing
his subscription 10 the Red Bank standard
aud paving the way for the favorable
rec.ptiOu 81 his new chimney hange
which will not let the chimney smoke. !
said that fourteen years ago the Demo !
Gratis were m power and did something !
wrong, the precise nature OF which es
CnIed his mind. tie warn going to |
vote for no Democrat. for he wanted !
his chimney hange protected from I
foreign competition. Yet Grand Uncle /
Cyrus cypress was down To the LyCeum .
among the first. lie trud With the / 100 !
others through a driveway down the 1
dusty hill to the harnlike hall on the /
Shrewsbury Rivers bank. and swallowed |
the dust hat rolled in till the side doors |
we're shut. All through the speech 81 /
Frank -. katyenbaCh. who carried Mon
mouth county 10y LOO IN 1855 so strong /
was the Long Branch dislike Of Gov ,
gnarled head kat7enbach. who got .
a Tousing Greer from the throng. made /
q conventioyal speech and was just work ,
ing M to <9e subjects Of corporate ions
ana an employers liability law when
Dr. Wilson arrived
ON the platform with Katzenbach and
Wilson was George Sil1sr the Middle
sex senator. whom the Democrats adore
Ne too got big cheers a. he appeared
Part 81 tho audience consisted ~ the
delegates to the THIRD district Congress
convention. which had adjourned Ia
the I.yceum in body after picking
Thomas J Scully Mayor of South Anboy.
20 make the light against Congressman
Benjamin + Howell whom the Republi-
cans have put over the plate about nine
tunes The congress district consists Of
Monmouth. Ocean and MIddleseS counties
After the crowd had cheer"d Or Wilson
on tiptoe and the hand had done its
patriotic worst the president II Prince
ton in his plain manner aud winning voice
raid a compliment to Mayor SCtIlly and
his respects 90 the Republicans The
tenure Of tho Republican party N 10th
State and country hAz been long ne said
"and YOU can see that ~ has '-een longer
than 10 good for country or Tor state
The trouble - that M" Republicans have
let their traditions get the hest ~ them
n has grown ~ now that all they can
think of a. DO - 10 consult their grand
mothers and stand pet
That ticklesI Red Bank ~ Wilson
then hammered OUT "A lIttl. point -Notn-
ing can stand still be saId. and politics
no more than business II YOU stand
rat YOU We 70 - anu rIllls anu YOU can
stand still As voters You have 10 asN
Yourselves bat two things What do We
desire done. and whom do We want 20 do
it?-
The candidate began "a talk u tho
tAriH The Republicans have tied them
selves up ~ closely With business interests
that they cant revise ~ downward Nuw
I am opposed to protection. Dt Wilson
went on and know you Won IuIs'inder-
stand mo whom I Sav a few good words
for n. In earlier davs protection didn't
raise perCepthly N" coEt ~ living
Lately " has Why Beosuse the tarift
wall - now 20 high - s'anCh and ap-
pears ~ stable that business interests
throughout the country. having nothing
to fear from outside hay" he"n ahle 10
combine. agree. form trusts and corpora
tiOne and control supply ana prioes with
no troubls or dang AZ all The kepub- /
bean party has undert ak en- to guarantee
profiis 10 business Have Won noticed
that, Protection - ono thing, but n ~
no par ~ ne Government business 10
insure a proSt To trad. Iarif revision
Of 'he soTt have laielN seen makes
mo think - women dress ! suppose
aDy chan 70 - a revision When a woman
alters her dress 70 conform - the fashions
sho may call ~ revision. hu' - doesn'f
deceive The domestic circle They know