The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
And Still Prosperity Is
Not Checked for
a Moment.
OLD PANIC CRIES
NO LONGER POTENT
Wilson Says No Interruption OF
Business Is Feared, Except by
Those Who Have Beer
Breaking Laws, and He
Hopes Their Fears Will
Be Justified. +.

Westchester. Pa. October 2S.-"Penn-
sylvsnia expects. New Jersey expects.
the entire country expects the Demo-
cratic ticket to win" declared Cover
nor Wilson here to-day. resuming his
campaign.
And as tie expectation grows. the
prosperity of the country is not check
ed for moment he continued.
There is not business man in the
country who has a fear of Interrupt
ton Of his business. unless ne has
been breaking the laws of tie land and
the laws of honor. l hope these men
are afraid. and that their fears will
be justified"
The Governor declared that the "old
threats, ancient shibboleths and worn
out cries about pantcs are not beinS
seriously regarded by the thinking
people OF the country"
He added that in ..the face of a GER
tain Democratic victory the prosperity
of the country Is going on uninterrupt-
edly."
In a second speech Governor Wilson
made here to-day he said:
Did you see that remarkable letter
issued BY the Vice-President of the
United States the other day, in which
he said men who did not have bank
accounts were not interested in banks;
that men who did not conduct great
enterprises were not interested in tie
commerce OF the country?
Can you conceive Of point of view
like that-if have not money enough
to deposit in bank. If have to scrape
along by the skin of my teeth to pay
my way by daily wages. then. II you
please. I am not interested, according
to that view. In what il done with the
money Of the country. and what the
banks do il then none Of my business?
THE long and short Of the doctrine
is that we who are servants have no
right to look into the affairs Of our
masters / am very much interested
in who is my master. / am very much
interested in the way that the business
Of the country is conducted. / have
never, had q bank account that did not
Lave to be examined with micro
scope. but know this: that am pro-
foundly interested in the way large
bank accounts are handled.
II know that the investments Of this
country and the great enterprises Of
this country touch the prosperity and
tie life OF every man in ii. There
mass Of the people are more interested
in banks than the bankers. and that
the great majority Of working people
in this country are more interested in
its industrial enterprises than those
who control them"
Great Crowd Pays Tribute.
Philadelphia, October 2S.-After
rising in prayer tremendous crowd
paid tribute to Governor Wilson in the
Academy Of Music here tonight The
meeting was arranged and held under
the auspices Of the League Of Indepen-
dent Republicans. Gilbert E. Roe. q
former law partner and brother-in-
Law Of Senator LaFollette, and Ru-
dolph Spreckels. Of Carolina, organ
izer OF the wilson National Progress
sive Republican League. preceded
Governor Wilson with speeches in his
favor.
The only question before the coun-
try" said the Governor. is do you
trust men who are now leading the
Democratic party? II you believe tkey
are the enemies Of legitimate business.
don't vote for them. II you believe
they are wild-eyed reformers. who,
don't know the course Of change Ia
this country. don't vote for them II
you believe they are inexperienced
tyros, who don't know right from
wrong. don't vote for tkem- But vote
n you believe. and as you trust am
not here a. . partisan II there isi
somebody else who can and Win do
the Job"
Cries Of Wilson. Wilson" interrupt
ed the Governors speech. and when
the demonstration subslded. . man
called out. How about Eooseveltv
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