Evening journal., 1912-10-17
DEMOCRATS
In JAM TO
HEAR WILSON
continued rrom Flrat Pnge.

son said President Taft had the tariff
situation boxed up and was sitting on
the lid. Aside from his reference to
Colonel Roosevelt at the outset, Gov
crnor Wilson did not refer to the in
jured candidate during the speech
Governor Wilson began 20 speak
at 11.20 o'clock and finished at ll50,
after which he returned TO his private
car to have luncheon. Thomas NJ
Monaghan, nominee for Governor,
and Franklin Brockson. nominee for
Congress- and some other Democratic
candidates addressed The meeting af-
ter Governor Wilson finished.
There was much disappointment on
the part OF some people who had read
the committees announcements that
Governor Wilson would arrive at -
o'clock and begin speaking then. The
Governor arrived nearly an hour
earlier than was announced.
Governor Woodrow Wilson, Demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency,
invaded the State OF Delaware today
and he viii conclude his tour this
evening when he will address two
meetings in this city. Governor VIII
son arrived here this morning from
Princeton. N. j., at 4.12 o'clock in
his special car Federal" which re-
manned on a siding at French street
station until 10 o'clock this morn
ing. AZ that time the train consist
ing of six steel cars and two Pull
mans, the Federal" and "Jemez," :"
started Tor Georgetown.
Governor Wilson's party included
Colonel William Libbey. a member Of
the Governors staff. Walter Measdy,
his secretary, and Joseph e. OToole,
of this city, organizer of the Young
Mems Woodrow Wilson movement;
Thomas NJ Monaghan, nominee for
Governor; Franklin Brockson, candi-
date for Congress State Chairman
Thomas r. Bayard and National
Committeeman willard Salisbury,
with Police Captain Thomas Kane
and Sergeants Wardle and Scholl ac-
companying the party IN plain clothes
as a body guard for the Democratic
nominee
Police Commissioner Thomas ~
Stayton and Colonel g. G. Layfeld also
accompanied the party Many other
Democrats went to Georgetown on the
regular train following the special
train In order 20 attend the rally in
Sussex.
Governor Wilson was asleep in his
car when the train arrived In VIII
mington. and had not appeared when
the train left for down the State. One
of the party said that Mr.. Wilson
was not feeling the best, and desired
to gel all the rest he could.
On the way down the Delaware
Railroad many persons gathered at
different stations anxious to see Gov
ernor Wilson.
From Georgetown, where Governor
Wilson spoke at noon. the party pro-
ceeds TO Dover where addresses viii
be made at 2.20 o'clock Middletown
Is the next stop and If weather per-
inits the party will leave the train
here for New Castle in automobiles
and from there to this city for to-
nights meetings.
The six steel cars taken down the
state were thrown open to passen-
gers az Harrington thereby allowing
the residents of that section 10 ac-
company the party to Georgetown and
handle the crowd for the meeting
Owing to Mr. Wilson feeling indls-
posed a large crowd that congregated
al French street station was disap-
pointed I'm not seeing him before the
train bearing his party left The
train was In charge of w. S. Scott
conductor. and Engineman T. J,
O'Neill. Fireman George Linden,
/ Brakeman H. H. Trader, and Flagman
L. e. Smack
Wilmington Democrats will give
Governor Wilson an enthusiastic
greeting tonight Delegates from
Delaware had the honor of being the
! first to cast their ballots for him at
tho Baltimore Convention. Tonight a
great street parade will be held. Gov
ernor Wilson will review the march
ers at Tenth and Market streets Gov
ernor Wilson will have as his body
guard members of the First Voters
Club. organized by Joseph f. O'Toole
This evening Mr.. O'Toole Will make
an address at one of the meetings
While Mr. Wilson is addressing the
laudience in the Opera House, Attor.
ney-General Andrew G. Gray anC
Judge Westcott OF Camden, n. j., viii
make addresse sat an overflow meet
ing at Tenth and Market streets
Following this evenings meeting
Governor Wilson will visit MarylanG
4 for speaking tour, although he de
sired 70 cancel all engagements OF
Tuesday. Mr. OToole. who is trav
! cling with the party this evening
will return to New York. Later HI
will travel to North Carolina wher
= young voters clubs are being formed
The route of the parade this even
ing viii be down French from Third
TO Front. to Market, TO Ninth, TO West
, to Delaware avenue, passing Governo
Wilson In the reviewing stand a
Tenth and Market streets.
Simon T. Doherty, chief marshal {
the entire parade has for his aides
James Harkins. George W. Badei
Thomas Hannigan, James c. O'Nea
John ID. Kelley, Emil Zock, Charlie
Jack. Dr. c. Anthony Beck, Fran
. Hughes, jeremiah Moynihan, John
: McGovern and c. William Malcom.
SaShes For Marshals.
Chief Marshal D0herty announce
!. today that the assistant marshals wi
, wear white sashes TO distinguish then
, The chief marshal will wear a re
! sash Practically every Democrat
! Club in the city will participate
! the parade.