New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-18
WILSON ATTACKS Taft;
PRAISES ROOSEVELT
Refers to Ex-president as THAT
Gallant Gentleman" in a
Chicago Hospital.
NO MENTION OF NEW PARTY
Makes Tour Of Delaware, Con-
fining His Addresses Chiefly
to State Issues and Deplor-
ing Attack on Colonel.


Wilmington. Del, oct. l7.--"My thought
is constantly Of that gallant gentleman
: living IN tho hospital at Chicago"
/ With this sentiment running taToush
nis speechcs, Governor Woodrow Fuson
made a tour OF Delaware to-day, dep!or-
Ing the assault on Colonel Roosevelt ana
daprecating the use Of violence 70 inter
rupt the course OF politics. The Demo
cratic nominee devoted his argument
mostly 10 state issues In Delaware lie
omitted mention OF the Progressive party
and when he discussed national questions
no attacked the administration Of PfeS'-
dent TAT, declaring that there wah pros
pcrity enough for those at the top 5nt
tina, II had not ''percoleted through 20 the
rank and fls Of the people The Gov
crror made four speeches. appearing be
fore cheering tHrongs IN nearly dozen
towns, and closed the day with big
street parade and meeting NJ Whining
ton tonight.
Wants Delaware IN Line
Trying Delaware 70 Join the procession
OF progressive states Governor wilson
declared In his speeches that 1t was
dangerous 70 block the progress OF g
form In America. and that ''the stand
pat dam. which IS the only Trims that
holds back the popular forces, VIII pies
entity break" Continuing, Governor WI
ron said, In part:
do not predict trouble In the United
states ! rejoice 70 believe l,idt am q, %
.g siugIlarly q selt-posseSs'd nhtoh ~
is aEelse 10 nothing 80 mICn - Fp!ent
disorder | believe that part Of the sad
ness We now suffer T. ON because OF thdt
al 6Cious assault on Nj. Roosevelt 10
feeling that there b. anybody no the
United States VINO would ugI- Interrupt
Enc Orderly cOuTgc u politics ana inc
public affairs u THIS country By the VIC
tcncr OF his own hand We deeply resent
T. We resent the thought max nero
should be any citizen " tue United Stat'S
thai should raise his hand against the
peaceful, the orderly. the lust, the open
dG;c. mluatiOn OF pubic a1Ghs.
[ came out 10 tJlni the engagements %
tbs week With very great .siASle.ls
N because my thought H. constantly OF thtt
,alaut gentleman lying 10 the hOSWtd,
40 Chicago MI Roosevelt Did vast
deal 10 wake the country up TO the piob-
trms that now have 10 be settled, ana
that he should haze been stayed 10 MS at
.empt iO discuss llc seilleWgus "t noso
questions by hand OF violence - A
IulIR winch every American must deeply
d"JIJIc and iygI ashamed i5r.
d. the sHiur time tue % a"a these cues
uglr 10 DO settled There Is The great
. u.- Of the country 10 20 on, Euo We can
not aHOrd 10 have 10 50 % without sAi1.
Bncc
Nation Has BEEN Drifting,
Nv Indictment against thn Republican
1duiristTat ous OF the past % mat uhdeI
turIn We have gone 10 whittier we pave
dliiftG We maze lCcN Ni'.g.t r.'I5' VIC
have negr without charts NO Nan mas
laid down any .ntJli.giUl. course. ana 10
these latter years We have OeCN aDao-
I.tyly paTaIyzed. \ lcmycraug House. q
senate mixed u DrmucI ats ana heNuoll-
cans and neutrality-suspicious., men VINO
have r.,uIt,I gstnus, the policy Of tEs
Republican party, and we're ConhR yer.
slowly around % the position which theiF
Democratic colleagues uAl long occupied,
and even IA IrvsiUr NJ unwilling 10 -"
. even "a united House when they 60. y,
uruu rare occasions. unite, aoronplS',
. sIvrnlur 20 change me aNrNHE Jld-T %
things. a President, who though ~ ut"
4 condemned one o. the most conspicuous
.,Nrdulra Ok the pres NJ tnrT, was NOT
WlIsuE that the Congress sroe.. saathc
H. but only wiling that u should D.
changed nm o. 'hr advice Of "oNTd o.
'''.Trh Is f. > similar situation. my fellow
cIflzcrr. o situation where the PTrHd'al
" ,hhOlds his assent from the very ,kna
OF reform, the very y eC'ac reform WH'.N
Igf ia tts "details uut IA IT. general Nui
pose he had himself lldorsed, showing
uat what yJu are asked 20 do, w. oelnS
asked 10 vote FOR q Republican ADMIN 'I-
. nation ls one or TIE other " two things
You arc either asked 10 dritt under no
guidance al all. or you are asked 70
stand stNl, absolutely.
Prosperity Only for Those at Top.
! America cannot sterd stIlI whether she
Gould n Tord TO or not Don't you eaten
tue sound % the wind In the AIR cor, /
You hear the nurmurE OF the great mul-
'E'udes Of mon who say ProspeiliF q
who Ia enioying prosperity? Tho bless,
mig ms rot reached US. We DO not ma
orr wages going NJ. We fpd Il almost
,rn.osgIrfr 70 ray our bills. and when our
wages do oCcas oualIy 20 up tue prices
20 higher, End the WAGES cannot Keep Up
win the prices Prosperity Yes, on mo
mart Of men VINO ore roaplnE the harvest
at The top. but not much Of b percolatcs
20 u.
In his speech ut Georgetown to-day
Governor Wilson referred to the panic OF
1907 as 'an exclusive Republican panic'
,hat the Republicans had personal charge
II and personally conducted"
/
Every man who has not Registered