The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-17
Crowds Along Route
Compel Speeches
From Train.
VIGOROUS REPLY
TO BEVERIDGE
Describes the Political Boss, and
q Declares That Every Republi-
can Leader in This Genera
ton Has Been in League
With Heads of Great
Trusts.

Chicago, September Is.-Through
Ohio and Indiana Governor Woodrow
Wilson did some impromptu campaign.
ing to-day that was as vigorous as il
was unexpected No previous arrange
ment had been made for speeches, and
the train schedule was twisted by de-
lays early in the day. but crowds
gathered along the route and Governor
Wilson made nearly a dozen speeches
from his car. He replied TO former
Senator Bevcridge. OF Indiana, who
charged in recent speech that Gov
ernor Wilson. II elected, would be
Doss-controRed.
state Senator Fred Kistner and
Mayor Pickle, of Logansport. Indiana
boarded the train and told Wilson
about Mr.. Beveridse's speech so that
when the Democratic candidate reached
Loyansport he hit at MI Beveridge to
d large crowd
Il understand that in a speech made
last Saturday night" said Governor
Wilson, "a very much esteemed friend
Of mine. namely Senator Beverage.
said that he entertained a very seri-
Gus fear about me. namely that II
were elected President l would ne
controlled by the bosses. l never
SUSPECTED before that Senator BeVer-
idge was a humorist, because II ne
did not know that was a JOKE, ne
ough, TO have known that II was
Joke. When did he ever hear that
had changed all my political habits
DeAnitiOn of Boss.
The way you can tell whether
man il going to be controlled by the
bosses or not. is to judge ~heeneI
he is in reach OF a boss or NOT
yo,, know what boss is! A DOSE Ia
a poli,ical agent OF certain spsc'at IN
,erests who see 10 II, EfoaSh h'u,'
that people they can ccntfoi are pu.
in once and that laws they con ~aHs
are kep. OF the statute eooAs' !.
the men who do that are the M
.re interested in the great monoPo"eo
of this country.
-, "a, sorry to observe that whereas
.,e Republican party has pracHeais
fn..arAd ,he trusts and tine Democrats
.,r,y n-oposes 70 prevent monopoly III
~. country. the Third Party, repre-
ss,,sd by Senator BeveridSe, proPoses
~ take the monopoly into partnership
,,,,h the government by accepting
a.. an inevitable necessity. ana ofinsIne
!, under the regulation Of law-tnat Is
,o .ax making il a legalized inst'tu-
tion OF the country. Ana "hen 'ns
n,.r who have created monopoiE are
accented partners of the government
5o Won suppose they are going 10 o's
n.nse with the men who are their nee
=. .sarv agents, namely. the posses "n.
determine VINO are to occupy once All"
What the legislation is to pc!
WHO created monopoly? interrupted
. man in the crowd, and he repeatso
his question several times.
the men who created monopcS;
nv friend. to anewer your quese'on,
continued the Governor. are the nae"
who have taken advantage OF pro..e
rive tar,0 to get ogether 10 "Sne
great combinations OF INDUSTRY 70 49,
out competition and to make sure ma
.he prices are In their own Conuo
And every Republican Leader IN ou
generation has been IN league VIII"
those men"
1evly Brings CheeIs.
,- a. thew, broke In another
voice, and the Governors fep'S ''o"
cheers. a. IN
81. ,rs.t trusts" tie said. every
andx Knows the list Of them. THESE
80 are the heads Of the steel trust.
90 Oh. tobacco trust. Of the standard
n, IRIS, ana of all the other trusts
tina, everybody knows. am snrpr'seo
,haf Won did not know the names OF
,hem before. These men have sup
no-fed those who have controlled our
rovernment in the last fifteen yesls'
nd thew are supporting them SUI
Ara for nv part do not entertain
,nx hone OF the government OF tne
tinted states being freed from tae CON
troll Il trusts and the control OF bosses
Who are the agents OF trusts through
the instrumentality OF the ADOPTION Oh
the trusts into the care Of the govern
ment ITSELF
The Governor was well received
throuxhSus the day. He shook hanos
vi,h neoole who rocked to thu rear
platform and waved greetings 90 those
no, 30 near The nominee lett CnseAeo
at sos o'clock for Sioux City. Iowa.
and sioux Falls. s D. wnefe t~c
.r,eeches are scheduled for tomorrow.
(s~vevUOe - 1PvseoeeS.
Urbsna. Ohio. september 1s.-H'
noor~ nriyaee cars for ne unless bet
ter ARRANGEMENTS can be made. sA'o
Governor woodrow Wilson to-day
with q srsfe Of Irritation in his voice.
The Democratic candidates private
car. according 70 railroad rules cou'a
n u be attached to the fast trains. ano
as q result Governor Wilson. who 10 on
his way West to make . series OF
speeches. was forced {, spend al asS
on the train. when he might hass
been IN Chicago early to-day. Tnis
fact was brought home 60 the Cover.
nor 90 he thought u senator Gore. o.
Oklahoma. who passed the candfdafe st
KARLSRUHE last night
Just think % &C." ssid Governor
Wilson '-scnator Cc-e left New fors
hours after we Ga. and is In Chicago
this morning. where he could nnish his
business ana meet 10 COINS back.
To add 20 the ,minee's disccmnture.
the pstvase car went threeGh q series
Of msuoeuvres In the railroad yards
al .columbus that were Ear from pleas
ant. u wss showed aresnd IN snort.
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