The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
DIX CAMPAIGNS ABOUT TOWN
TtkE> ~ BROOkL, RH IL
MOND am THE EiSr >iDf.



German- Americans In Cooper I MON
Governor Dix "a they insisted upon
calling him everywhere, To his evident
embarrassment. for the Democratic can
dlilta slys he ~ unwilling To- acc"p'
honors before he wins them. tried ont
his own meta - Il oamplig ner and that
Of his well wlshers Yesterday by day
cam paign;ng IN the rain lie made an
early morning start from the Manhattan
Hotel. dropped n "a thank Mayor Gaynor
for the Mayors letter read Al the Car
nsg!e Hall meeting On " .dnesdly night
motored over - BrooSlvn &c talk 10 d
Democratic Republican gathering IN IN"
Real Es,at. Exchange on Monta g'is street,
hustled across 20 staten Island n IN"
dnwnpo,Ir To meet Richmond Democrat
NJ tn. Borough Democratic 'ico II Ne"
Brighton and after taking one long
breath aud hi.e 81 dinner finished up
HI. dtv with an automobile dash around
tho last SIDE. where IA. spoke al nNe
MEETING.
'and.dt;. III. called - democratic
weather and IL he meant that the rain
CAV" his followers chance to SHOW
that nc cold vare, rad beeh dropped
on tine CaInrlign he was right. witt some
to spar. 'oop.r Union. where re made
his first speech ,a-i nsGh: after i.h'h2
with Hibh. CEar.r- GnOd:.an at so MAC
soE avenue WAS LED VIII lhN -h.'.'"T>
II, fo..r o'nrr meeting held ,i LAST
Sid. mails Mere nn,v l0.If"d N -" y
The seating ana STANDING raEhci'v " ~"
assembly rooms \. '.'-" meetings IN"
prtncIpi. i."iru!tv WIS :, 'Naicoin"
ia" almost hvsi"r.r,I enthusiasm ="
thai the speaker could 10. ~ MS mess-i 80
~ t.rn" 8, k".p up win - rapid hr"
-ChHdU."
staten !-'and'- we w"s'he- showing
moved Mr. DW - nr"tN away from ni-
prepared -p-''Ch'~ and give IA" 40 tnen
AMI m" woman Vhp hra""t IN" rain a
hear 10 hear tato IL position IN -"
'ar,N Wa 'i.' ~. oct
VI DIX I'D as =. -'v
i"- r.. 20 rrtt," .eurou Pc, lr"..'."n an
ne. ..n-'."u "f 'ar.F evasion a." r"g"n'
re-. q, ..o 90. 't,. 'artN Wt- r.''"r ~ E"n"-'
no, a dow inward revision ~ "pp"n"rt-
~ mar rev sion have bTuL"n 'itin 49, ~"
p"ur,l.. and 'ufuplr'"lv :Hti''d :" ,aTrN on 80"
Iru'ul~"- .ppu winch they "a. ned "'l'"
Ihrl Promised - pr-~-,y That Their" -h"' q
l." 81 downward -, I.,ou and 'h'' I-"pi'
relied urnu that pr"Iu - ana RETURNED
promise aud they how aCkD"HI"ds" -"
usS.--lty Tor =. new -aNl-tUu and ak ma
trsv should LcaJn H. permit i"'! p" rai- ~
after 'h"v Nav" rad - rhau'" y" r'aN" a
>,l"Httf, and IL, '~-ar.'N "a i''rt"ng'.'! study
-. ~" subject la IA" 'U"a'i nl" t','' pTr-"n'
tarir rN NhICh "a" -p'' al Interests prnti
lud B., winch the c"n-.u"T which 'n"an-
he great mas 81 the p."ri" -ltersaOuIa
CuntIua' IA tore"
fa.l, o.
should 10. another revision. but ~ -hnald he
mad. by t'p-.. Nno represent the con-
-uu.r-. who amer from 'he great burden
ri taNatl"L placed an IA" p"Upi" hN IN" tLrif
and hot nv hose who prunt by It~eNlctIoH-
Tks. revision should n" mad. without DE-
Iav and ~ such manner a. at one" to pro
,ect rhr rIVhr. of ~" american working
mn and not Ia d"~trOv or greatly disturb
any OF the treat industries Of the country
Nor. than / coo men greeted Mr. Dix
AZ the Brooklyn melting. Nearly ono
half 81 ,hos., present wanted TO let Mr.
DIN know that they wcrH Republicans
and most II them CAV" testimony gladly
- their n-isual faith and their reasons
for L.iuy Hh..r' they wrr" Thor. was
i big shout when tn" clntidat". escorted
hy And ~ ] Cursa. president of the
Brnoklyn Business M"ns Association:
Herman 4 M'tz and John ii. Mctooey.
TIN. BROOKLYN l"ld"-, made" his way through
IN. crowd wRi'InE ou's.d IN IN" dovnpour
Ia AZ. Imp.oVI-..d rosi -um. II was several
rnlnIIr : before tn. crowd used up it's
cn.,.- ammunition. just ~ Mr. DIX
STAR 4 ia -"m" on" y'iled on. you
Gov .-ho.'- and that started the crowd
IN agun.
Mr. Dix started night on by telling tn"
business men that II was mon ii their
sort who rent = "Nlng hubble ofliC"
bat who's sol. Int-rrs; lay in the public
good wuU ~" b'-' fitted To -of"r public
servants suggestions hv aid 90 which rrnl
prug,'.-S can b. may Nhen they
would let him COntlEI" y said ia part
w. have. b-..n suffering much OF late
year, from tn" notion that the only thing
q community needs IN order TO pc well
governed j. that ao-Call-d reform laws
should be put upon IN" -taiut" books.
but W. have at last awakened 10 IN"
realization OF the fact that 1t II the proper
enforcement OF REASONABLE" laws thar
really makes for progress and reform
lApplaU-.' Government - after all a
matter of the consent IL the majority of
tn" governed That - especially 50 within
this country of ours where IN. funda-
,.,anta! ,,r,n"!pl-' If government - 'h=:
IN. majority should rule. but that rul.
should always take INTO account the wei
fare Of all the 't."InD-rS 81 the community,
and laws Ia endure and Justify their .N-
l-tcnC. should hlv" behind their enact
m"nt a popular demand and public
ner"--Ity- Aprlnu-.
Mr. DIX started tn" cheers again when
he told his lI-t"u"r- that we have -uf
i.rnd much ~ hat" from overraNaiIon
and that IN his opinion UNNECESSARY taxa
ton wn- unjust taxation and should h.
opposed bv AN - liIhr"n"d and aroused
public opinion that v 10 require from pub
liC OfTiC-r, IN" sam" watchful scrutiny
Of public business IA would b. eX.rcis..d
10y "A prudent and careful business man IN
his own priNat" aNair-
n. asEyH Mr. IDtN .niH ~.