The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
WILSON VICTORY IN SIGHT
DEHO1RiTS CONFIDENT VOW
az WINNING NEW JERSEY.
Minimum Estimate OG 5000 candida To-
FJlIiN eninE Meeting ~ newton He
Talks Of Control Of Legislation
ASKS " Labor Ever Exercised q.


ton uf campaigning permits him 10 get
another ho,Ise. The candidate Tor Cover
nor was in the best ~ spirits and SAID that
he was perfectly well. nut sleepy
Ons or two things a. his meeting in
Newton last night escaped Mr. Wilson a.
he started hons. With parade 81
rockets and red Are for it, nucleus q crowd
numbering NOR. than On. all the public
school hall could hold came - hear tho
Democratic nomire" at IN" SUSSEX county
seat. When he rose 10 speak there was
an uproar lasting for minutes
Mr. Wilson started 10y r~marking that
this has teen called year II Demo-
cratic opportunity. hut ~ might just A.
easily have l-.en called a wear II Rspub-
lIcan opportunity could the Republicans
see their chance Party nance he went
on. have somewha Lost their magic
i arm not able 10 forecast the future
20 politics IN America hut | know thus
much. that the party that raises the right
standard first and raises ~ with united
! front and with enthusiasm - going 10 he
/ the party 30 draw free and thinking Gle
menJs 60 itself sand the candidate Some
Republicans have sought to raise such a
standard hut their party IL divided and
they are not united IN that handsome
purpose
We are tired II control. Mr. Wilson
declared. and control would NOT exist
were u not for graf By graf Il" We mean
bribery oh something Ear more pro-
found than that Graf. said Mr. Wilson.
Inlit- most general form consists m TAX
ing advantage of political power Tor your
own h-n-fi II l. living on the public
power Law which Mr. Wilson defined
uThaud ~ PhIiHpehurE 80 b. the s"'''ad
common point uf view. - ~ one sense. he
now continued Intended for the poor
man. for h. lucon'-,tablv l. NOR" de-
fenosl~s- than m" richer stronger lot b
81 - Her" IN" candidate asked sud |
denly
-Nuu know that "" are speaking con- 7
-taufly 20 the control winch the Carl /
'alI.tr" cla-s-s "N"rct~" over legislation .
meaning the control which thew exercise
over the political ma hlns Has n ever .
teen stated even that organized labor ,
controlled he political machine. ! have :
never heard ~ tetor" stated
-\or anybody else cried man IN rho
audienC" a. the applarIr" died down
Mr Wilson went on in telling fashion
Nobody has ever even supposed that
organized labor could control tho machine .
But Why Can Their" D." any other ~ plana-
ton than this that the organizations ~ I
labor even II they had the piIrpo-s 10
shown the purpose. don't command the
resources which ar" m" real bottom -
graft
IL was tho Adroitues. ~ this vindica-
ton 81 labor that seemed most - please
me audience Mr. Wilson went on 10 saw
that private s"if-hne-- must not do
prIvs the PLAN folks who don't vncifar-
ate 81 Watersheds and water power
This - matter whicn determines th,.
wealth OF poverty u the lives 81 men m
SUSSEX The candIdat. spoke Of the two
State canals railroads now control The
railroads, he recalled. complained that
the state would not let them earn enough
money To buy rolling stock 10 move their
freight Mr. Wilson asked tentatively
whv IN this, their alleged bitter plight |
hey dldn. move some ~ that freight over
the canals The audience thereupon
laughed
Last week FOR the frat time Mr. Will
son = campaign took On 20 the Observers
~ hrSi hand the aspect ~ Success THIS
Ia Nv no means because he has been tour
'nK Democratic counties and hAd great
crowds - has got crowds IN almost
every DlAcs he has visited The turning
point has been du" 10 a number Of things
In the first pis"" Mr.. Wilson. With his
rsleas. from Princeton has tsken hold
IN a surprising. huoyant fashion And
without prejudice. by the admissions .
81 these Clu-" 10 he opponent. VIVIAN
VI Lewis. Mr lswI-s prospects have
taken yum for the worse The Rspub-
:
hard hi' ny m" STRAIN ~ Campaigning
and he a. 'aksn ~ great pains 10 con ,
ceal ~" fac' that b" - worried and dts
Outraged
~" money which the Republicans have ,
poured into their 'amps ign has shown ,
no results vet iNOugh u douitle-s will
later The Dom CrRtIC campa IN has !
Teen and viii he m Jeopardy because the
Democrats haven any money They ,
haven even been able 20 srare enough o
coin Tor Few harget- ~ Wilson buttons a
10 scatter hruad~Ii" Tins has been
a source ~ de.u seated discomfort among
q he Youth - New Jersey though the
democrats hop" - y 30 not aliera'a folks I
~ the voting ag.
The Democrats therefore have nor the D
money 70 follow up Mr Wilson ~ the Re 4
puhlicans ar" following up Nj Lewis r
There ran b. no doulr that Sir Wilson has I
made vo'es IN every plsc" he has spoken j
His success NAV hinge on how enduring y
an impression he has created y
Most 81 the Democrats themselves
think THAT Mr. Wilson's elect ion will ha I
nothing l"Az than a popular upheavAl +,
hut ~ such an uphsAval there have 'Innis- /,
akabiy hs'an many signs There IN moro A
- gnifranCs 10 m" crowds thar Mr. Will '
Son draws. crowds that listen IN anxious /,
silence 20 every word he utt~rs than =
there - m audiences which WhoOp re-
gardle~sly Mr. Lewis has he~n troiIhled
With inairentivs audiences
One NJ the Wilson party undertook last
n''h 20 HgHr IhhIHni'~ ny counties 7
He took pains 10 favor Nr Lewis ~ much y
n po~sibie lie CAV" the Republican :
candidate 2OO in Atlantic. 2ODI in Bur II
gtOn I.pD in Camden. so IN PasAAic =
Mr. Wilson was set down for 1000 in o
Hudson. 90 Ia S'lA@eI, which ~ = low hR- !
IRE. on m HIntsrdon, and " will almost
surely be more. and 2OO IA Warren Mr. !,
Wilson got EsseN by $500 The result a
zavH Wilson a majority ~ 500 in the a
" ate The best information nov TO he a
had shows q Democratic majority from J
OOO 70 1000 larger
Mr. Wilson viii speak on Monday nj ght ii
n formidable Camden. on Tuesday he | n
Flll enter Salem county and on Wednes- n
lay he will 60 10 New BrunsWick 4
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