Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29

a lover of the unconventional, and de-
lighted to address assemblages of his
fellows on matters which affected all
ir a vital manner.
All through the night his genial
greeting was notable and the sincerity
of the candidate won him hundreds of
votes. His father being a clergyman,
woodrow Wilson comes to his faculty
by rightful inheritance and his earnest
ness last night indicated he clearly felt
the call he had received from the peo-
pie of this State.
Replies given by many in each audi
ence to the query of the STAR corre-
spondent jiistifies the conclusion that
all who hear Woodrow Wilson as he
journeys through the tWenty-one coun-
ties OF the State will be convinced he
represents that conservative element in
whose control the destiny of State and
nation would be safe.
The keynotes of his opening addresses
last night, which he will carry through
out the entire State, We're the regula-
tion of corporations and individual re-
sponsibilty
Narrow observation of the candidate
by the STAR representative, who was
with him from the beginning until the
ending of his nights work, led to the
conclusion that Demecracy's new leader
is man of sound common sense, an
excellent judge of people and knows
how to handle them tactfully.
Those who came to hear a mere
theorist or reformer, who seeks to work
out the salvation of the people by mere
legislation. went away greatly dis
abused If any came as doubting
Thomases, they went away completely
convinced. All who heard him and
watched him concluded he would do
whatever job is cut out for him, and
do 1t well.
Fearless aud Frank.
His entire career has clearly shown
that fear is absent in his makeup, and
when he makes a statement he has
fully measured the meaning of his posi-
tion.
When he states that guilt is personal
ii is more than an abstract morality.
1t means that il he becomes the execu-
tive he will see that those who hide
themselves behind the name and in
trieaeies of corporation will be fer
reted out ana punished
He very pithily said last night that
il few men. whether officers or dunn
mics, would be given prison terms the
stock would soon be exhausted and the
role become unpopular.
He Impressed all as bringing to the
campaign only one wish, and that was
to discharge his part of the canvass as
thoroughly and as conscientiously as he
has that of the university administra-
ton ard he expects every member OF
the party that summoned him to his
great task To do the same. With moth
ing less Will he be satisfied.
That he has beer credited with such
an ideal conception of the present cam
paign can be best attested by the attl-
tude of the press of the State ara
country, as we'll as the sincere com
pliments implied in the remarks OF
several speakers at the RepnphcaH
state convention. Neither at that gain
ering, nor by any paper or speaker
has any statement impeaching MS true
worth appeared, and after last nights
work the assurance is doubly guar
anteed
I That enthusiastic follower Mt the
Grand View Hall meeting SIMPLY an
ticipated matters by few weeks
that's all. and the volume of applause
and laughter which greeted his ar
.f,rmation showed his Judgment was
correct.
The candidate was talking apout
morals in public life and service anu
declared as his belief that the peopte
.'want admirable landmarks In Geo
r,omics and responsible sense Oh
stewardship by all public ofnclais'
Then after pause, his vision sweep
ing over the faces of the eager throns'
he exclaimed: Whom are you going 10
trust TO do it ~ Quickly came the an
swer from tho man alluded to- woou-
row wilson Or. WILSON.
And all there felt that New Jersey :
affairs would be wisely administered
when committed TO Woodrow wilson
hands and any party that accepted MS
advice.
Hi Mag netism Felt.
Everywhere, at the clubhouse OF
the Robert Davis Association, and at
TIE great meetings. the leaders ana
voters who came into personal toueh
with the candidate We're charmed With
lis personality. which was tcrceful
striking and magnetic.
That personality will become IN
creasingly forceful. striking and mag
netic as the niglt ts of the speaking
tIip pass.
At the meeting in st. Peters Han.
which was the first of the series, IL
was very noticeable that Mr.. wilson
was somewhat embarrassed when he
received the enthusiastic greetings OF
the crowd There was no cocksureness
of the professional spellbinder as ne
began his address,,
All the trite and accepted campaign
utterances were missing, and like an