The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-24
IRE at Umbrella-Cov-
,sredC Crowds GreetD enl-
ocratic Candidate.
TALKS OF SPLIT
I IN REPUBLICANS
Believes People of Keystone
State Are Turning Away From
Party to Which They Have
Been Tied, and Predicts
Victory at Polls in
November.

scranton. Pa, september b.
Through rainy Pennsylvania Governor
Woodrow Wilson rode to-day. cam
paisning as he went. and addressing
thousands of people who crowded the
wayside stations to see him. He ar
rived here at s:l2 o'clock tonight and
participated in an umbrella parade TO
the armory where big mass meeting
vas held as a sequel to the ofdc'al
notification ceremonies earlier in the
day. TO the State ticket.
From the moment the Democratic
candidate crossed the State lire at
Phil,ipsburg. n. j.. and stopped at
Easton. Delaware. Watergap. Portland
and Stroudsburg there were umbrella
covered crowds to greet him. Al
Stroudsburg, the home Of Representa-
tive A. Mitchell Palmer. national com
m!tteeman from Pennsylvania. the big
gest crowd turned out, a band played
and the Governor was given lively
demonstration.
/, was getting along toward dusk
when the Governor reached Strouds-
burg. and As he leaned from the rail-
of the observation platform the brake
man removed a rear light
Need. No AFtiAcial Likht.
They know we don't need any ar
tiHc.al light" said the candidate. amid
laughter. and that there Is no danger
on the part OF the Democratic caadi-
date Of q rsar-end collision, because
nobody IL in the same running class
with IL. So that We are not afraid
OF any other train catching up with
US.
The interesting thing TO the whole
country" Governor Wilson continued.
lis tina, the great State OF PennsyI-
yania, that has SO long seemed devoted
to the interests OF one party and
suspicious Of the Democratic party
as IL the Democrats didn't understand
the financial and business interests OF
the country-is now showing mark
ed inclination TO turn away from the
party which has not satisfied the
people, and entsuet its confidence to
the party which 10 now seeking new
set OF policies. in order that the coun-
try as Q whole may be served. The
Republicans aren't even satisfying
themselves. / don't like to talk about
IL because I belong TO another family.
and II seems 70 me indicate to talk
ABOUT the affairs OF family I don't
belong to.
But evidently there is some family
trouble and some part OF the family
has q more tender conscience than the
other, and the part that has tender
conscience doesn'. exactly know what
j, wants to do with It. But those OF
US who have for sixteen years seen
exactly what was coming in the year
1912 have no doubt where we are
found for / want to call you to wit
ness that the Democratic party has
had substantially it's present program
Of returning the government TO the
people for more than sixteen years
We are not doing anything new In
the year 1912. What has happened -
that the people are beginning TO see
that after all we were willing to stay
on, o. power Oh the conviction that
the day was coming when. upon our
own platform. We could serve the In
terests OF the people Of the United
states.
wow We believe that there u not
any mart OF the country where the
business interests are better under
stood than in the State Of Pennsyl-
vania. But I want 70 remind you OF
thiS-aboue half the voters In the
United States are Democra1. and you
don't suppose that inasmuch - Demo
Gratis are engaged In every kind Of an
serpriss they are going to cut theis
own throass
wSulA Ne EeossDse Suae1Ae.
One Of the papers IN Philadelphia
sara very "Akbuy ASAS O<aSh ~ ses~s
II the Democrats committed economic
murder on the industries OF the coun-
try they also commit economic suicide
"Nr. President. look this way" cried
a voice from the far edge OF the crowd
t. the left Of the train platform
Il am glad to say that am not
double-saced,- replied the Governor.
iaughingly. ~and I can't IRE on on the
swivel gun principle You are good
looking in both directions I don't
know In which direction I'm good
looking In"
After the parade as Scranton. in
which Governor Wilson rode in IN au-
somobile. viewing to the cheering
crowds. the esndidats went TO . hotel
for dinner. Speeches 1t the armory
besides that By the presidential nomi-
nee were made BY Il J. Lynett editor
Of the scranton Times. and delegate
af-larRe TO the Blsimore convention:
~ a. Mckinley. candidate for Congress
from Lackawanna County district:
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer. and
W r. Berry. candidate Tor STATE
Treasurer.
G<Ss Gspss Ovusses-
Governor wilson was given . great
ovation, and said In part:
Il was speaking at Springfield Mass.
In the not % long ago. On the two
previous days the President ana the
former President were there. was
holding Q midday meeting. and want
Cd to get the attention Of my audience.
J ventured 90 soy 20 thea After Whist
you have been through In the last two
days perhaps you wfuld Ike 70 know
what the public questions Of the day
sFe' I feel Q good deal that way STU
Tbe opessaoo Of the day IN NOT fNe
question % responsibility. bot the
measure Of the liberty % the people.
u am not interested IN persons. I Do
Woat!nued on Eighth PsseJ