Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-05

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Jersey was ever able to secure a
nan OF the ability and character
OF Woooro" wilson TO enter po-
il.lcai iie ana stand Tor the once OF
doVernor Oh TINS state. l wish we
knew now you Were able to secure the
president OF Princeton University 10
ieaVe MS hlgh ana honorable position
III the educatlonai Worid 10 give ms
spienold to the cause oil
eooo government we would IKE TO
get such men 10 run Tor ONCE In New
iork state. Wheh wilson
rs erected Governor next Iuesday IL
WIN De the prlgntest page written IN
american pontlcal history IN many a
year.
mus spoke a gentleman
from New iork CITY at one OF the po-
ii,icai meetings. OIL TINS anu
lie appiause whlcn greeted MS re-
niarhs lnulcateu that the people IN the
iarse auulehce reailAeu that ne was
speaking the tratn'
Remarkable Campaign Closing.
What has been the most remarkable
political New Jersey has ever
seen is closing this afternoon and eve
ming in Essex county. Tonight the
tidal wave of enthusiastic Endorsement
of Woodrow Wilson and his new STYLE
of campaigning will be reached at
Krueger's Auditorium, where he will
he hailed as the next Governor of this
o.ate, n me canolaate VINO mas
p,aceu All poii.icai campaigning On d
nigner plane ina IL mas ever before
Ieacrsu'
Two oays after WoouroW wilson
a been nominated by the democratic
otate convention at trenton on the
lotn OF september, the writer went out
TO Prlnceton 10 meet the nominee n
receive from MIN expressions regard
ing the policy Wnlcn ne 1ntenoeo 10
follow IN the campaign which ne was
so soon 10 MAKE through the state.
lie had never met DR.. Wilson was
somewhat uncertain concern
ing the nature OF his reception n the
manner in which he would be received
by the man who had been honored
with the Democratic nomination. On
his walk across the campus from the
railroad station to the presidents resi-
dence he met a number of Princeton
students with whom he talked, and
from every one of the boys he was
assured that Woodrow Wilson was all
right and that he would receive a
most cordial and democratic greeting
from the nominee FOR Governor.
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one hour, and during this time several
other callers were and teie-
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