The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
WATCH lin If HE IS ELECTED
WILSON SAYS TO TEE VOTERS
az .MTDDLESEx COUNTY.

and Ne Expects 20 Ne EieeteSa ana 60 Re
wstched-TAkes me Repuh,iean MA.
chines Treatment as . sign Of Its
Belief That lcs In fer Q Licking.
day. rain all night. great swissing rockscs,
se~cral bands a. harmonious counter
point. 1850 persons and chesrs that
Doomed like the sun-thsss constituted
the externals Of Woodrow Wilson's next
to the last day Of this campaign. Hal!
OF Middlesex county. all OF Perth Amboy
came to his meeting hero tonight. and
Mr. Wilson gave them freely from his
full measure Of discussion and confidence
He zsid to the crowd thar he wanted and
expected to be watched. for he h-l'.--ac..
he was going 60 be elected Governor.
and thereupon there was veritable
uproar. He added that they must elect
Legislators TO back him and then watch
the Legislators too.
The Republican machine leaders. said
Mr. Wilson. believe the thing to do IL TO
take care OF the big business and let big
business take care Of the country. Now.
believe be said. in taking care Of
the people and leetins them take care
Of big busineas.'
Further on Afr. Wilson said: In Cam
dsn and Atlantic City dihgent prepare.
siona are now making to vote voters who
don't exist. Iwans to cay that the people
Of New Jsrssy are not going TO stand
much longer for Philadelphia gang
methods In Camden They are going
TO ask to see these votsrs.'
Mr.. Wilson praised Perth Amboy be-
cause it 10 one OF the first towns In New
Jsrssy to have = non-partisan school
board. He said he liked this manu-
featuring town toos because here there
is always going on the American PROB
ess Of compromising out Of many nations
ons.
The campaign. Mr.. Wilson went on.
il not one intended TO settle the fortune
of individuals ar parties. II is a quest ion
as to which set of men can better serve
tho State Here Dir. Wilson asked his
audience not to think Of conservation,
for inst ance. in terms Of Alaskan coal
without thinking Of factory sanitation in
Perth Amboy. which u surely but con-
very alton of the spirits and health OF men.
I would a great deal rather be free
in my thought than In my body. re-
marked the speaker. Then he led up
10 IN. subject OF the Republican machine
in New Jersey 1T might call itself
progressive until il was out OF breath,
he said. and | could not believe It
He doubts IL Il Is capable Of moving of
itself. but thinks il may be dynamited.
They've said things about me that
ought 10 smbarrars them II they had any
manners Mr. Wilson remarked Of a
group Of his opponents. but they always
talk that way when they re going to get
licked
The note 81 victory was clear in Mr.
Wilson's speech He talked So frankly
and 40 plainly that the audience vas
always either laughing or applaudng.
II elected. be said. he will at least have
this advantage that he will stand on a
plat form Of his party and not on a per
sonal one such as his opponent has built
Alr Wilson served notice on all hands
to- night that his party must keep ITS
PROMISES And II IN. Democratic pro-
gramme isn't carried out there's going
to be- trouble IN the Democratic family
Az This the audience first laughed and
then cheered But every family row "
interesting. Mr. Wilson reminded his
hearers
Mr. Wilson went from here to Carterr,
and spoke there briefly tonight He had
an audience of tOD OF 10 hear MIN
Perth Amboy IL Democratic by 100 at
all times and probably by a great deal
mora than that this year Vivian NJ Lewis
spoke here two weeks ago and there wire
-1iy-seven persons on "A street corner
that held $40 tonight
on his final day Of the campaign to-
morrow Mr. Nilsson speaks at Glen
B. I and j in the afternoon. has dinner at
the r.sssA County Country Club and then
speaks at 3 at kreugers Auditorium in
Newark