New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-08
TRIMS AROUND ISSUES
Discusses Tariff, Trusts, Mer
chant Marine and Canal With
out Giving Programme
No Reference 10 Sec
ond Term.

vo-Ui,S ton for 1rCSlG-ii.- Hlt't '''.
lanes I'm behalf az tuc no'ht'u'a
committee. had odiGallt Informed nam
o. what his fellow Democrats had do'. 4
A. rhe Baltimore conyea.tion
II would not he uufair to say tHs'
Governor Wilson's speech Ok acceptance
was disappointing 20 "a good many OF
tbe six thousand persons vho h'''
gathered IN front 81 the executive co., {
tsgc. aud There IT, hardly ,'erson "h'
sat through In. exercises who viii ha'
,bo hear, +. deny that jha speech OF
III Janles was received with greater
enthusiasm and with more applause
than the address ct the man whom no
had informed had become the Demo
cratic .audida;. toy President oi ih-
United states.
II wss when AR. James was most
Aorid that nc received the most az
piausc tn. Republican conduct q
trust prosecutions was condemned. IL
declared the Democrats were pledg
L. "fclon's stripes for great maleta. Pc =
tar Big business was promise
SUPPORT Il legitimate. and tho DEM .
cratic party was ple6ged TO take tn
tarif our 81 P"ii'''s VIZ" '''
led rarous take their larccnous hands .
our - ''e po'Ne'7 VI
leop'e
HITS ar ana n0eSeVe'''
The motto Tho shalt not steal Wa
= plagiarism from Democratic faIt1 .
Mr. lanes said. and hc oppressed "r-
l.f e. tb.. charges b1th Pre- sideut Tar
a-1 r,,,r.- rrceldeut Roosevelt hav"
made against zach other.
.rb, rriDciple~ fo- which our a-t
fo,igb, and TOT which Nc feN ir ,h" last
esr,uaigus have So aroused the public
co7ycjorre. go touched the popular
be9rt have become 30 strong with we
7navsas Of the people that they nave
drawn to the support o. .thc Democrat.
r.s-,,. r,ractf,.uy an u7sclfsh Ameri-
cans ar.. have divided i-,o irreconcii-
sh,e fsof,ors The hitherto victorious
Rsnubiio~n marty. which iu tho pasr
,rb,D,phed bv opuosirr Them"
Mr.. James praised the cancldsto arc
his achievements. and bespoke ii'ii-
ioch'ouS parry WIZ
democrats 9"'N'''- '.' liz
'uacNed o''n 'es'D7''. an
ffef FTes'de'' I'''''7 , - -
the kepuoIil-' laI'- a. O's--e''
discouraged ana uIsoi S'''-1'7'
Governor w llSoh ID MS spee0" maui
The tArii'. the trusts aI'o 'i'e n.e" 10
4 livlns the priHo'''a' iSS1e' "a 80
palgn- ana "le
OF MS "S'e'eiS nv -
MONIES were eiid0u u'u ~
Express MS oiss pPoi'''l"en' '''0' '''
Now jersey 1''e'i'''
oFereh'huseu o'ei 49,
forget 70 ten MS O"e+'S VA 80
ond term ana adequate ia pam
which SUCK ou' - V'Oi'''A''''''' 49, '''
IDemocrauc pL@Iioi HI
Governor " l'Son i0iiO"eu ms
pared sPee0H anu
u me 'No OF 'iiIee 'ii'iD' ma '
sreSseo from u ina Ne a.
1eners q anything saVorihs oil ehlhus'-
ssrn.
SEoht Tar fer the Colonel.
~, tho d;sression. he referred
o. H. ,aries a. a dam and" he added
.scs4;o,sl,- won can spell fl either
4av" This sally aroused his listeners
-. laughter and applause And later
- o-o,r M, b,s audience In good
$3.50 ,,,bs,, &, saving that trusts must
- a.-a.,l,- ,,e, ~ Law "a they de-
-. 10 CARGO s,,ce1i,- added over
.o,,,t,,, ., come decree The ,nodestv Of
oo,,-,s 3, ,hat n,rsuit"
,,1..a-r,,., y1-ilso,, d;d M, r,en-io,, .be
-. :. si,+sr presidant Taft or Colo
mel Roosavel, in his speech. although
4t,.-o r-s-e good many ~ his listen
.-~ ,,.no b.za-dad q guess that 81 was
,,otore1 Roosevelt that ha had In mind
- ba sotd. There ia no indisUen-
.sh1a M, Tho oovarnroAnt wifi not
.o,l,nse ~ 90 IN r6eces il any one of
.t,e esn,,snoe, sseking 70 h. intrust.l
,,.,,h a. Guidance should he left at
horns"
c.ovarnor Wilson delivered his speech /
won, the porch Of his cottage 70 an
audience which included men OF prom
fnencc En- the Democratic party OF the