The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-05
DELIVERS
LAST SPEECH 10
/ JURY--THE People
Two Enormous Crowds Cree
Him and Give Tremen-
dous Ovations
N MESSAGE IN IS
HIS HOME STATHl
Elect Any But Full DemoS
cratic Ticket and You Post
pone All Progress
Indefinitely

PASsAIC, N. j.. Nov. THE 0a1
is made ~. 1t goes to the jury e
morrow. This jury IL NOT locked sMDas
Everybody can get access To-
Everybody can take 1t out to Y
IL they please. Everybody can hAS4m&
the ear of every member OF the tu1E2
You have heard what everybody lUm
had to say. important and unimpn4&5
ant. true and untrue, and noW t4k
morrow you are going TO say wA5N
direction the United states Ii go4N
10 move in and under what leAde&S
ship. and you are also going t.
when you want to move. r
Elect a Republican president.G
a third term president. and you M1D
have a very interesting time for t1G8
next four years. but you Will ~
move. The Democratic party II 044E
ganixed with a complete. force t1M1
viii make Ii possible to move. pOokSN
pone 1t II you will. but tx you yo~445
for any ticket but the Democrst4e
ticket you will postpone 1t tnu41&&
niteiy."
Addresses Two Meesinas.
4. These were Governor WitAon'811
words to the voters in the .campa4f
Of 1912. He spoke tonight 1T f
meetings. the first at the HiGhssc&fe
at Paterson and the second and t14s@
III tAG lAAbRdA8h a.
at Passaic. Both meetings WAJM&
crowded to the doors and the crCS41ks
gave the governor tremendous 0N4k44%
tions. There was no doubt or f4MsH
temper OF the audiences. They MM&
1t clear that they felt that the n4l44s
was won and that tomorrow woal4a u
tell the story of the election OF Wc0M1ss
row Wilson as president Of the Unit9 =
States. The governor hfnn4elf 1
that he felt that victory for a seS&
tire Democratic party was As~Al1fSd.
Justice will b. lifted high ~ No
Jersey as In the rest of h nations II
he said. we shall have a rei&n@4&s
fairness and equity and peace at Trea4
ton as at Washington"
Il leave the case with the juEysIA
he added at Passaic. Il hope tASy&
will retire with a clear sense OF tnGlb&
responsibility. and 1t is expected nM4
der the terms Of the law that th4SM
will render their verdict within twa1sN5
ty-four hours"
Speaks For Others. b
Governor Wilson came TO PaS11MMs
| primarily In the interest Of Roberts -
Bremen. Democratic candidate 1S41%
| congress-. and to speak as well
william Hughes. who now hollis
seat in congress that Mr.. BfenUN
aspired to fill. Mr.. Hughes II e
candidate for United States sena4M&S
from New Jersey. A9*ss8
Governor Wilson did not, h0wareE5z
confine himself to the local ticket -
made some splendid arguments ANa8
the election OF the national = 4
an appeal that the United States
ate as well as the house OF r~eprcsen1
tives shall be made Democratic To- uXs&s
hold his hands as presidents He ~
In part: 4s1as
Il have not heard any DernoceT
propose to touch any honest or It.
Itimats thing in business at any po4~
And / tell you that the people Of a.
count will be just as safe hi LII
business under a Democratic AunolX&
istration-no they win not. they
, be safer under a Democratic adlntn1
~tration. SSs
Prosperity Under mOcrnls
MIR. Cleveland was elected
dent the first time and nde hin
ministation there were four yeafnM
absolute quiet and prosperity.
flour years ended with a big SUR
In the treasury Of the United 9tA1
Then Harrison became prestdant
four years and the fiscal legfofN1x
Of those four years and the Axt1
ordinary expenditure by congress-
ing these four years brought the tx
ury OF the United States and the ~
ness OF the United States into
| condition that a panic was xnp&
ing when Mr.. Cleveland's seconA~
| ministration began and nothing
he could do, because the senatax
thwarted him. could avert that*pnM
And now the president OF thu INN
States tells ns that Mr.. Cievelahd
his administration brought thAt
lie on. No man who knows the 6l
.A AAfQ 49, [6G&E
that that Is not true n I chalfS(
any man upon a candid exaIn4unA
that 1t is true
Every panic that has ocdl1sEI
since the War Between the st4toa9a
CURED under the auspices on I'M
lican administrations. Now
you. / am saying that tltaAl1M
| ministrations brought them on.4
know economic laws and eeon4
history better than to shy hat
were brought on by large sctnG
stances Of our national life: II
for example by IN antiQuAta4N
Impossible currency system.
these g~entlement now c0ndea4
car not agree to change. Wcitk<
be 10 unfair ~ to attrtbute th1neW
to Republican rule. 4 only WAh4a
gentlemen TO observe thAt th%3#2@1
on during Republicans rnle. aNkS&
therefore they are ahs0antelx
from saying. OF rather frOmd Y
ing. that panic II the nAtnr63g
OF Democratic adnhinaetRAtt9MssASsS$&#S
Business. h4an ~ Weee
The present pEc6pof3tvsnnG
since 4 hugs Democratic Mn5M
put In the house of rops1mGntf
has NOT hsen xtvea IT. f
disturbance Az tneaunayeH@A