The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
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II have denied myself the pleasure
Of discussing Mr.. Roosevelt this week.
answered tie Governor. II am on the
platform In this closing week In this
campaign to discuss the Issues and not
the persons"
Once during the Governors speech
somebody asked: 'viow about the refer
endum?" and the Governor promptly
replied:
"Pennsyivania should take care OF
that; It 10 not q national question. put
let me tell tho gentleman wko men
toned Il. that there have been times =.
Harrisburg when no Legislature was
SO sorely In need OF having It's aets
referred to the people. ~ that AZ tne
Capitol Of Pennsylvania"
An outburst Pf cheers greeted '"''
remark.
The Governor declared that wHnou.
q merchant marine other nations woule
benefit more by tho opening o. .ne
Panama Canal than the United state1
The nominee again advocated tie re-
rnoval Of favors, which. he sara, "o
bestowed by the protective tariff.
Governor Wilson addressed o.s
overliOw 'Ineelng OUTSIDE tne
envy of Music and then m0s9rS0
Convention Hall In North v1nY
where a big Democratic rally pIvut
out a great crowd ,c .nay The nomi-
nee argued in his speech tnat "a.
wages Of the country were nor oepe"1
ent upon the tarin.
Do Not Want Free Trade.
There Is only one way 10. ps I'D
the Governor. "and that 10 by the
small number. OF men who control IN
dustry deliberately creating one. "
know the list Of those men ANA We
nsS% yno 40 S not ss want
The only thing the Democrats are out
to bag is those special private inter
ests. which lie hidden In the pFotectise
system. and which the general oody u
american working m men are pa no' nisn-
err wages than free-trade England:
England pays as much higher wages
than Germany, which Is protected.
Now what has protection got 70 90
with wages? The cost OF LABOR s Is ga
pacity OF the country. and not OF It's
economic disadvantages"
The Governor declared that corpora
tons. such as the United states S1eeI
nave been the e"eA
enemies OF organized labor in keep
The nominee said obstacles to 1ree-
dom Of enterprise and the destruction
Of monopoly could be removed by ol-
recting the criminal statutes OF the
+ ederal law against cnose VINO heiu
private monopoly.
The Governor spent the night mere
To- morrow he will go to Trenton TOT
state business and speak at Newark
A. J., in the evening.
Election Eve Panic Talk.
East st. Louis. ILL.,. October 28.-Withj
a speech here *to-night, w. ]. Bryan
completed a tour Of Illinois In the In
terests Of Governor Wilson and other
candidates. He later de-
parted for Oklahoma. where no Is tol
make another series Of addresses.
ION tho eve Of every presidential
election, the Republicans violently &C
.use the Democrats Of being the cause
Of panlcs.' he said at McLeansooro'
but the last money panic "nien
caused many banks to stop payment
.ame under. q Republican President:
md q Republican Senate and House Oh
"There is no difference between Re-
publicans and Mr.. Roosevelts sup
,orters on the vital issues Of the cam |
,aiRn. They hold the same Views ON
he tariff and the same views On
trusts .
Il am willing to sign az true, win
,ut looking at 1t. any statement re
oublicans make concerning RooseveH
and any statement RooseVei's 1f'ehos
make concerning Taft
Defeat Inconeesvable.
Chicago. October 2S.-"Defeat no"
/. virtually inconceivable." declared ,
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