New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
FOR MORE TARIFF LIGHT DESERT FOSS MEETINGS
Few on Cape Cod Care to Hear
Attacks on the Senator.
FORTY AT ONE GATHERING
Lodges Friends Dogging Foot
steps of Governor-Elect with
Circulars on Latter's S Record.

Hyannis Mass. Dec. 2.-Governor-eiect
Eugene N Foss closed the second day OF
his campaign against the re-elecuon OF
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge with q meeting
here tonight, devotfnS the greater part OF
his speech to a renewal Of his discussion
Of Senator Lodges position on the tarin
bill, particularly as to the wooiien goods
schedule which was the subject OF re-
peated attacks when Mr.. Foss was or the
stump for Governor.
Mr. Foss also spoke to-day at Wellheet.
Eastman, Orleans, Chatham, Harwlch
Centre, Dennisport West Dennis. South
Yarmouth. Yarmouth. Barnstable, Brew
ster. CentreviIIe and Ostervilie.
The Eastman rally was held at the ran
road station and about fifty people heard
the speakers At Orleans Mr. Foss was
greeted by sixty persons, and there was
some enthusiasm shown during the brfer
remarks The Brewster meeting was near
the railroad station. where forty towns
people gathered about the automobiles and
later heard the speakers. who stood on the
railroad platform. At Chatham 125 persons
heard Mr. Foss After discussing Mr.
Lodges position as regards corporate in
terests and special interests" along the
night, Mr.. Foss continued:
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. the man
most responsible for the AIdrich act of
any man now seeking to return to the
Senate, remains silent when asked to ex-
plain his public record. an explanation the
people have a right TO demand. Shall he be
sent back TO still further legisIate for a.
high tariff, with its consequent high
prices? To oppose an untaxed food supply?
To vote against raw materials? To oppose
the income tax? To oppose direct elections
of United States Senators? To still fur
ther block all efforts to secure genuine
reciprocity with Canada?"
Boston, Dec. 2-The campaign for Sen
ator Henry Cabot Lodges reelection TO
the Senate is developing along unexpected
and spectacular lines. While Governor
elect Foss is making a tour of Cape Cod as
a means Of arousing public sentiment
against the senior Senator the most ag-
gresstve Of the radical wing of the Repub-
hcan party, Norman White, of Brookline
chairman OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee of the House. on Beacon Hill. is put
ting into operation his now familiar tao
tics of vociferous publicity.
picturesque feature, and one that is
L
stumping campaign, is the distribution of
two great handbilIs bearing Mr.. White S
name at the bottom
One OF these is an invitation to the Gov
-ernor-elect beginning in big black letters:
FOsS
TELL THE CITIZENS OF ACHusETrs
Aoe are a Director in the Union Stock Yards
YOU are Director in the Mexican Central
You are a Director in this railroad with H
LAY LAY Pierce, Of the Standard Oil Trust.
fot are Director in the Chicago Junction
be a curb Market Maker
AoJ 70 are st Dig enough financial market figure
Outlook. November %. 1910
foCR election 10 the governorship of Massa-
the stock market people copper e crb r
ana Mining Outlook. November %. 1910
There follow Il lot of other similar uues-
tions which might prove embarrassing to a
future Governor who is moving against a
Senator on the alleged ground of his rep
resentinS the great financial interests
rather than the whole people
The other handbiIl which is being dis
tributed is devoted TO the Truth About
Lodge
The interested citizen learns from it a
few facts about his Senator which have
been more or less obscured in the dis
cussons provoked by the Democrats and
a few anti-Lodge Republicans. Here are
some Of the statements in Mr.. Whites Wig
orous language:
HE is not a director in any corporation-good
bad Indifferent
HE has devoted his life TO the state and nation.
HE has always been just and fair labor and
capital.
HE stood against Wall Street in demanding that
Great Britain should withdraw from Vene-
Zuela-
HE worked for and advocated the great Sherman
antitrust law. This is the law under which
the Sugar Trust, the Standard Oil and the
Tobacco Trust being prosecuted.
HE helped frame the law for regulation of rail
road rates.
HE brought the Standard Oil pipe lines under
government control.
HE helped perfect the national pure food law.
HE is the author Of the amendment which makes
labels bottles describe their contents.
HE voted for the corporation tax-bitterly op-
posed by the interests.
He has fought FOR the preservation OF our ma
tIonal resources.