The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
WILSON INVASION
OF NEW ENGLAND
ON AMID CHEERS
Enthusiastic Crowds Greet
Governor as He Talks From
Fl AS. Train Platform.
M GIVES OUT BUTTONS
Congressman Reilly Introduces
Candidate as "Our Next
President"
PIE GIVES OUT BUTTONS.

SOUTH NoRwALK. Conn. Sept. 25.
Crowds greeted Gov. Woodrow Will
son everywhere. on his invasion of
New England. to-day. At Stamford.
Conn, he was first cheered. Homer
3. Cummings. National Committeeman
from Connecticut. introduced the Gov
ernor to the crowd.
I'm a very poor hand at making
rear platform speeches." said the Cow
srnor, because there are so many b,p
questions to talk about. that when the
train starts. the whole thing Is
busted"
Cant you have the train wait?"
queried voice In the crowd.
NO. I'm not in cohoo,s with the rail-
roads"
We'll leave that to Tsddyy an
swered the crowd.
The Governor shook hands and heard
% many cries for buttons that, for the
nrst time, he took a hand In giving out
buttons himself. He presented them to
the women and some OF the elderly per-
sons who pressed forward TO meet him.
Nice-Chairman McAdoo rode with
the Governor through Connecticut,
chiefly for the purpose OF a conference
on the general situation throughout the
country. Between stops Mr.. McAdoo
was with the Governor In his stateroom.
INTRODUCES WILSON As "NExT
PRESIDENT"
Gov. Wilson reached Hartford.
Conn. at i.5o o'clock and was greeted
by cheering throng.
At Meriden. Congressman Thomas L.
Reilly introduced Gov. Wilson as the
next President"
IL am sure YOU believe everything
Mr. Reilly says in this community.
where you know him 70 WELL" said
Gov. Wilson. Therefore i will take
his word for II that l am going to be
thu next President OF tho United
States. but not without your assist
ance. for 1t will be necessary IL that
event is to be celebrated. And / want
to say very frankly that do not want
you TO take part in IL unless you 40.
tually believe In it--unless you &C.
tually believe that the Democratic
party stands for bringing the Govern.
ment back to the people themselves,
every member of the community. We
cannot AFFORD to let some people play
the game that all OF us ought to play
in order to control the Government"
Upon his arrival at Hartford a COM
mt.cc met Gov. Wilson on thu station
platform and welcomed him to the
city. There was n short parade ending
IT Parsons's TIL etre. whore Gov. Will
son made an address.
The Governor remains mute on tho
subject OF the O'Gorman-Murphy fracas
in New iork's Democratic camp. But
his friends say that with Gov. Wilson
81 Is only 70. question OF the proper tina
TO strike the blow
REPUBLICAN SPELL BINDERS
FOLLOW WILSON.
A singihcan. conference was held In
the National Democratic Headquarters
last night between Acting Chairman
William G. McAioo. Thomas f. Rush,
Tammany district leader Of the Twenty
ninth Assembly District. and Mont
gomery Hare. The latter Is z violent
anti-Tammany man.
Rush IL not a very warm friend of
Murphy. Hare was one OF the opponents
over the United States Senatorship. at
Albany last year. which was broken
when Sheehans name was withdrawn
and O'Gorman's substituted. Rush
holds n $4,000 a year appointment from
Gov. Dix. 1t Is believed that opposition
TO Murphy on new lines was discussed
at the conference.
A special car filled with Taft speak,
ers VIII follow Gov. Wilson on his New
England tour, on which he started to-
day. The car will leave for New Haven
at II o'clock tomorrow morning and
will be twenty-four hours behind the
Governor. The Republican speakers
will answer Wilson's speech OF the day
before. Among the Republican SPELL
binders will be Nicholas Murray Butler.
Congressman Hill of Connecticut for
mer Vice-President Charles w. Fair
banks, Senator Lodge and others, who
will be added later.
Director Hutchinson OF the speakers
bureau OF the Republican National
Committee says that the success OF
Truth Tellers' Harlan and Bede In
the wake of Roosevelt has been so ef-
fective that the trailers OF Wilson are
bound to prove a great card on the
road.
since Mr.. McAdoo has declined to
hold tariff debate on the trivial
ground that the audience will be all
Democratic" said Mr.. Hutchinson to-
day. 1--WE are going TO take this method
OF answering Gov Wilson and will fol-
low him all through his Western tour
which will succeed his invasion OF the
New England states"