The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
DR.. WILSON CHARGES FRAUD
SOS CROOkED UORk mas
MEN ORDERED ~ IiWDEN.
MAKES statement In Address before salem
audience Lewis ~ an ORGANIZATION
Man Democratic Candidate Rrpsi~S
To Questions tskeh bN Record.

To Questions NsL-d N Record.
SALEM. y j Oct % After day -
! rrlstlIng winds - great clunps " garden
flowers formally presented. 81 school
children s,luealinG With delight. Woodrow
Wilson entered Salem tonight and mad"
a ringing speech rhat made an audience
a. first silent and unfriendly like and cheer
hirn. I, Was a feat nothing less IN q town
and county Republican these several
years
Mr. Wilson ask - why his opponents
| were driven 10 sty II HIM things patiently
and ridIculuusly untrue. 10 attack him per
snnllly aud leave unis~ail"d his position
be- sad that these att Icks were necessary
brcaus" his opponents ~ the Republic9 n
Organization no longer represented oven
the Republican party and were tghtln
~ hay
why hav" orders gone out ~ m" pty
II Camden thai IN" rolls must h" padded
20 per cent more than hlth"rto'" ~a- one
~ Mr. Wilson's questions and IN" most
startling one.
Mr. Wilson started by telling thr~"
stories Thai vas unusual ~ him IN"
audience, laughed AZ The -turie- Tor they
werp good ones and -eii he'd back 10 listen
a. cool as ever Mr. Wilson then put
hiS question a. 30 the personal attacks
On himself Not even when he answered
n. not indeed tilI he said rha men who
believed with him would vot" with hun
End that what waS laid would take care
81 itself. did The audience vouChsaf"
~ much a. a handicap
Mr. Wilson took a moment TO remarks
how ". PROFESSIONALLY have ~ late
yearS --t too much -tor" by material
wealth In Itself material wealth proved
nothing he commented There are
men physically bigger than he SAID
who could thrash me hat whom | de
~rI-s b"caIra | know | arm hotter man
Mr. Lewis Mr. Wilson SAID wa- an
organization man with -Inv.tera'" a--n-
Citations Wno for the last fsW years had
been called ~ ~ almost every session
- the R-uIhhcan state committee 10
determine Ana legislation should h"
lsf bv
Mr. Wilson stirred IN. CroSd huI-and
strong hv saving They came 10 IN" -
get q man ou's'de 'h~ party organ,latio on
- lead the party when they asked me
/ ace. ptad though why hey asked me
! don know for I Did not ssk uarfly
put II mode-ty and ia rtlv b..cau-" too
great know lodge ~ their motives night
have couCelyably embarrassed me- b,It
they got me. and they got man Who
has had twenty tiV- y-ar- eNTErruo ..
If pubic -peAkIng and Who's" business
u hA- been tu understand politics There
fore Il there vas ANYTHING "a their pro
gramm- that they did not want talked
about they made. a COLOSSAL hund"r
THIS Wa { oilowed bv IN" statement
that II Mr. Wilson - mad" Governor
he will understand that " - hl- bu-ln"-s
To- make everything that GO. on ~ Ir"i-
ton n uain a. po~-ible TO the pepfle
- New Jersey This won then aud there
for the candidai" that audience ah'n-
J tomato regard
Sir wilson aid 10 conclusion that NO.
one should vote for chang. unl--- he
believed the chang" would be- for III"
better. thai the DemnoTatIc stat" pla'
form had left all rhetoric out except a
little splurgs a. the end that Was 10 leave
a good taste m the mouth and mat ~"
Democrats ~ any rate wanted money
only for legitimate campaIg On -Np"nS"- -
that the people ~ IN" stat" might nav"
IN. Democratic -,de fairly and irlly
prrr-nt-d before they mad" yhp'c"
Mr Wilson has replied 60 The gua-rinus
asked him 10y George !. Record fJlluWiug
the failure tO GeC are joint debate b"-
tween them on the ISSUES 81 IN" campo ~
~ New Jersey To many - the Ju"-t ions
Nr Wilson replies with an afiirmattv"
answer ~ accordance With his pOSIituu
a. set forth ~ his speeches during m"
canvass
10 IN. uuest ION whether h- favoT- ia"
fixing - rates charged by public u'Il-
tiles corporations al q bI-iS ihai would
permit them 10 earn not "hc"-dlns per
cent upon their valurtInn. VI wilson
replies that the valuation should 10" =
very important par - the basis bui not
all ~ n In reply 10 other questions h."
says that hr would have the candidates
for the Legislature state their intention
when accepting nomination IT, - abId-
ing by the result ~ ia" primary ypf" Tor
United STATES S.nitoT- and that D." nm
dersl ands the Democratic platform 20
declare IN favor Of the chpIC" ~ all can
didai~~ for "lcctIv" Offices 10y ia" dIr-,''
vote system
One ~ Mr. Records ,lu,.-tipn- was
Do yoU admit thlt the bp-s system "N-
lists a. have described ~ II - hpw &,
you prupu-" 20 abolish ~
Mr. wilson's answer ~
90 ,uur-. l admI' - - eve. au,' I, 40
iOriou- have mad" o. nv hU-ru'--
for man, wears 10 observe and Ind"r.
stand thar system. aud hate a-
thoroughly ~ understand n Nuu
are quite ught ~ saving rhsf he 49,
tenn - bi.parti-sn rhsi o. constitute.
the mO-' dangerous '0ndUiUn ~ Do"
p'ibhc tie 81 our state and nation tu.
daN aud that n has NtTfuSlir. fof 90"
i'm. b"tng DESTROYED rcprs-"nta'f."
goN -'nment and m ~ Ilan" -"' Ip govern
mSu' 81 privilege I would rfpTos" -
abolish " by the above reforms by The ~la'.
ton 10 Dfr,r ~ men " no will refuse 10 sub.
nit ~ ~ and bend all heir energies ip break
o. 40. and 10y piIiless puhli"iiN
Another QUESTION ~ Mr. Record -
You Say Jhs Democratic party hus been
reprgAnizHd and the Republican party
has not Can a political party bo rsof-
gained without changing eIth-r it,
lenders o- ~. old 10 tda-s changing their
point Of view and their political chsTac-
ter Will you claim that either ~ these
events has taken place IN ths Democratic