The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
Candidate Takes it as
Proof That He Has
"Arrived. !"
FEELS INTIMATE
WITH THE PEOPLE
He Closes New England Trir
With Whirl Of Speeches and
Receptions, and Everywhere
Crowds Cheer Him and
Clamor for But 49,
tons. IT,

Bridgeport. Conn.,. September 81
Governor Woodrow Wilson said to-
night he felt as II he had arrived"
He finished . thrse-day trip through
New England. and in the scores OF
places where he stopped. people call.
cd him woody" Governor and old
Boy enough times TO make him feei
intimate with the crowds.
It vas at williamantic that an over
Allied workman. spying the Governor on
the platform, cried out: Hello. Woody.
old boy" II like that" smiled the
nominee, as he stepped down and shook
hands.
With . whirl Of speeches anc reeee-
lions the Governor completed his Ne"
England trip. making an address be-
fore a big crowd here. Throushout
the day ~ the nominee 1ourneyed from
Boston people crowded the stations
cheering and ciamor!ng for buttons.
Tho Governor had passed through
Hartford three times. but found an
other crowd there to-day.
II thought you'd had enough OF me
at Hartford" said the candidate.
"Oh, no." came IN a chorus from inc
crowd. and the Governor shook HANDS
with a great number.
brie. speech LAS stop in this par
,ic,,,sr Mace" he said. Il cannot but
think of the absentee landlords who
own the thread industry, and do not
live here. because. Of course. one OF the
din,cuities of our whole political ar
ranxemert in the United States Is tnat
the people that run US don't have any
ming TO do with US, and stand on at
distance and md II very dimcuit IN
deed TO Judge OF actual conditions
Aasails Roosevelt.
I, An address at Boston to-day.
Governor Wilson charged that foEmef
President Roosevelt had done ian u
legal thing in order TO build up az
irresistible power" in permitting ths
purchase by the United states steer
Corporation OF the Tennessee Coai ana
Iron Company.
the third party thinks that trusts are
;n.yt,ahle." said the Governor HE
never found any way Of checking them.
ana he thought II was inevitable thar
the steel Corporation should buy the
rennessee Coal and Iron Company, ana
,h,, the chief executive should con-
sent TO an illegal thing In order 20
build I'D an Irresistible power. II rs
Inevitable that the government shouio
WELD 10 those powers the sooner We
know II the better
And an. sorry that any man VINO
Ia. had experience in that great once
.hould have come out OF IT with tnat
conviction. He despafrs OF o'splac'ns
The power, and ali he can Suggest -
that We Try our best TO make 'ne
,rusts good, pitisul. kind and just oS
which we transfer our own anaI.s "
those who by subtiesy nave eonoineo
against US .,.r.
900. IN his speech to Colonel F.oose-
Ell, declaring that even II ne were
elected he would have mo third party
Conrrea1' behind him He would De
. lonalv omc.al." added the Governor
mot mat he minds IL. because he nnds
himself in good company. but ne
h..n,t even yet claimed the right 70
paes acts OF Congress
AttoeaEs No0ey Trust.
Governor Wilson found an enenV-
siastic welcome att S.,asePo ars hack
wtsh more promises" said the Cover.
nor. ..snd we say, you said before tnss
YOU would alter the tar:n 20 psosess
the people. but instead you ai.eteo ~
ana furnish, furnished He as" .,sS ATTACKED the
money trusts" saying:
This money trust Of which Con-
~ress has begun an iuvestsSation %
10 myth. no imaginary. II mas tne
bower Of NE and death economically
Sneakane. I have seen men crushed
- n ana put out OF business be-
csuse wall Street found them incon-
yenient and did not want their COM
The speaker characterized as
~9rand piece Of humbuS the idea tnat
enc protective tariff brought higher
wages. He argued that only by COM
Setitjou and the efforts of organ'zed
{sbor had wages been raised. He sasd
no party platform had recognized as
had the Democrats the legal right
OF labor to organize.
Speaking Of the proposal in the Pro-
Rress.yc platform to regulate trusts
Sy a commission. the Governor sara
IT would be ashamed to attack Va
Aavtduals. but I have . great ardor
IN attacking such a party program.
Il, prou,,ses 60 do a great dea! for the
lsbcrins man. hut does not promise
to give him an opportunity to do any
thing himself. II Is fata' pro-
gram"
York City.