The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
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r.,.,.,,r, snow did not bother Wood
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,,ptr. TODAY ne travelled from
-, ru Madison IN AN automobile
- much have been a motor boat for
md and -pl,~h and motion.
=, MADISON Mr. Wilson made his first
-, m Morris county, n region pros
-. and Republican heretofore, pros
-. h,ir not -o Republican this autumn
,u., tho. brew Theological Seminary and
'.,., ,n others. including many women.
-, f., hear him. rain or no rain. The
,..,,l- .,r,l STUDENTS m,ssed in the gallery.
,r i ,nncrrted cheer long before his
.,,y,l and after he had been introduced
I'D stood r-ady To speak he had perforce
listen whrl" they chanied.
On Woodrow Wilson.
I'm Wourrc~ Wilson.
"a, brightest man New Jersey ever ss~'
IN NDpiTo~ Wilson
IN Woodrow Wilson.
OF, ~ ,nu. Wilson. Wilson that Il ALI
-r-e refrain of that song might seem
.,,har shocking from students at a theo-
cvrIl Seminary said Mr.. Wilson with
EARNING laugh. but ! am glad you
know NJ. brand when you see it
Then n. -pok. for twenty minutes.
,..,rylrr ms whole campaign into the
...r..nr- r.. told the folks Of Madison
,h.r ..nc.. both candidates pledged the
Avn. reforms Is was simply "A choice
Of Non.
1 h.liev" Mr. Levi IS professions are
.,,c.r, h. said / have no doubt he
x,uli rs- ali the force at his command
q accomplish them He reminded his
hearers that MIR Lewis Is associat ed
with an organization that does not stand
for -h.-. reforms MIR. l4swis's posi-
ton n. considered. IL therefore intel"
l.c,ually posSlb.. but is impossible in
rrarrIcr When you come TO make the
rholce Of men, MIR. Wilson went on. you
mu.r apply certain tests. such IA the
shi-y II the men TO resist political
inertia to stand ground against oppoel
ton - wage successful and purposefu
wa ~ benefit the State even though an
individual suffers. 10 withstand Office
.a.s.rs and the biased urging Of friends
VI wilson said political party IL
r.i-rsr for reward nor discipline. Then
b. vent IN gravely: You cannot AFFORD
g. regard a party as-any other than a
public INST r,imentality for accomplish
ing public policies. Very frank. very
-Isniiganr thought the audience. were
Mr wilson's next words: ! know the
Processes hy which II was determined
'ra' ! should he nominated. I know this
too. rhai the men who cam. 'o mo came
g. me- only because they thought ] might
cad the democratic marty TO the people =
.--vrc-. IT | had not known this would
r"var have taken the nominal ion
Nlr Wilson referred with amusement 10
tho remark made by Harold Anderson
o. NOntclaIr. who Introduced him az his
meeting there lasr night. Mr.. Anderson
>.Ii at tn. dinner that proceeded the
meeting that he was really afraid De-
r0Cracy was IN danger OF becoming
fashionable in New Jersey.
The campaigns corning to an end. :
sad Mr. Wilson AZ the close ~ his Mad n
sp.-a"h and I for my part have Just
ahomt enough steam 10 iins1 It But
IN November = whatever the result may
b. ] do rejoice TO believe that men IN
Tins state will vote A. they think.
The inch or 81 fallen snow. the wet
ard cold BODIED badly for Mr. Wilson =
r-stinR IN Dover early this evening He
found 90 folks waiting to hear him AZ the
Baker Theatre. Mr.. Wilson. commenting
on the fact that Morris IL Republican
stronghold. said that only men who held
real views and held them strongly are s,ls-
c"ptihIe II conversion anyway
sni what time he had converting
them for half an hour thereafter. They
were alternately bashful and chilly. thoss
90 and II took III the warmth and ea rns-st-
rsSs II Mr.. Wilson manner 60 tina " them
c'i- They listened silently while he said
that the Democratic might ofer men
neither more honest personally nor more
able nut certainly more disenga ged. They
listened silently hut with beginning smiles
when 10 AID that at least himself and the
democratic platform match, They ap-
p.aVd.I rImidly hut with an air Of genuine
fItaf hal
comes Governor there will b' made some
- III. most interesting political history
ever night here IN New Jersey.
Speaking Of labor. Mr.. Wilson won APP
rlarls" 10y saying that we shall know GER
farniv that we have broken he back of the
r"IrIoaI business machine when find
"G--"ly"s taking car. ~ people whom it,
~ - rir immediate advantage TO take
ca" Il
Why II were a sporting man and
taking chances Id TAX" q chance on a
chang cried The candidate. and that
o." crowi hked I'd at least faal ]
wasn't ha''Yng on n certainty he added
"" had Just Indicated the Republican
=" ~ =" b" very much Of certainty
'-'r, raa' non g"rf"rma noes Tn" Demo
'-t''" party. Mr. Wilson admitted. has
- a. times has wandered all over
.. iac- Of the map w.r, the words he
ps 4 hat that has nothln. tO do with MIN
ib"r" - on' thing We shall hav"
I.y"d Mr.. Wilson concluded. and
-. Iii.nc" ros. =" his words We sha II
a. Let have mad. Of political campo gn-
~ ~ New I"r-.v a sober thing. hav"
81. = IN tha basis ~ n serious discussion
90 .Itl.C Questions
IT," candidnt" hurried 80 Morrisr own
and -n"N" T." an a'Idienc. Of S'0. all primed
nr rr"vl"us speakers 10 hear him. He
r'f q hearty reception from IN" crowd
49," SPOKE for half an hour. trav~rsin z
20 master Of hiI Who'll" campaign and
~ x - lift II and max" irs purport clear.