The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-20
|TILsDN SPEAKS IN
/ WOLVERINE STATE
candidate Is Greeted by Fair
sized Crowds at Points
Where Train Stops.
FEELS VERY HOPEFUL
|Bryan Vigorously Attacks
| Roosevelt at Helena, Mont;
Johnson Arraigns Bosses.
rrEIS VERY HOPEFUL
NeUa SerNire.

n,synationsl News Service.
DETROIT. Sept, 1a.-Governor vii
!, arrived in Chicago from st. Paul
,nsr fast trip at 1928 a. N. Half
,o,en automobiles conveyed him and
81. marty to national Democratic head
\ ,u,rters where reception that pos
...,sd all The elements of football
,usb was held. The candidate shook
t,rds with his Chicago followers until
sfter 10 clock. He had no confer
srss with the members of bis campaign
tonmittee.
Michigan began TO take notice of
. tbs governor almost as soon as he had
,rossed the state line from Illinois. At
Michigan City, tho first stop after lonv
;nr Chicago, there were 1000 people at
tss station. They crowded about the
var platform Of the governors car,
,aye him a cheer and demanded Il
so,eeb. In response the governor asked
II Il would not do just as we'll for him
IA descend to the ground and do my
sslf the honor of shaking hands with
.cu!7
Escapes Making Speech.
~ have Eied discussing the big
ouestions of this campaign from the
,rsr end OF train he gaid, ''but it
amt be done. BY the time you get
,tsrsd ard begin TO explain yourself
he train moves off.
The governor got to the ground and
nei as many of the crowd as possible
before the train pulled out.
There was another demonstration at
\ yilss, the next station, where the crowd
||ras somewhat larger. The governor
eleased himself from speaking this
time on the ground that Tthe rear end
. n not the Democratic end this year,
sud confined himself TO shaking hands,
4 Il took only q larger crowd to break
| iie governor + resolution not 10 speak,
however, and AT Kalamazoo he launched
T forth against the system Of government
/ Bhich prevails.
Feels Stimulated.
III must say that sinae | have got
irIo Michigan" he said, FEI have felt
Singular Stimulation because we have
,fopped at several other cities, and ev-
zfywhere there is the same spirit of
hcpc and confidence, 7 can explain it
eey this way, that we are genuinely
Interested in the one subject that lies
tssrest my own heart, namely, setting
lhe government free Because, whether
]. was done Intentionally or not, there
/ . no doubt about IL that our govern
ne1t In recent years has been seriously
enisngled with special interests of vari-
| on: kinds, and the men who got it ea-
isOglel cannot get il disGntangled.
+ That is the whole point OF the matter,
f&ssu:e their whole political habit has
ceru formed upon the basis of the prac
bees which their judgments approve
md which, nevertheless, have got us
lnio most OF the difficulties that now
ssve 10 he cured
One Team Ready,
The point is that the people of the
Ln'ed states have made up theft minds
'c get out of II and there is only one
van ready TO do the business, and
lo&, is the Democratic team. I am
'leasing IN the terms Of a man who
e been bred in football college. L
.aow LIE third team is not organized;
docs not even know the signals, and
~ regular Republican team is very
9neh Weakened. 1t has lost several Of
" Mlneipal players. But there have
~ po losses on the Democratic side.'
AZ Battle Creek, where there was q
.'Owo oil nearly 1000 the governor
so excused himself from speaking
va toen proceeded to make a five
I'nule talk about the little circle that
ssys controls the government and
,aal ne proposes the Democratic party
-IA l oIeas up. lie aroused consider
IL enthusiasm aud got big cheer as
had begun TO rain when the train
LEW Into Marshall and only a few
'%ns with umbrellas walked back to
1 governor's car, 1t rained for the
iissa iis,ee OF the journev TO Detroit and
.S'' Werc no more rear-end rallies.
lcples to Roosevelt
Trusts flourishcd more under for.
.on resident Roosevelt 8 administra.
,o,r sean under any other in the his
IN o. The country
,,rnl lns was the way Governor Wilson
s,,;e rGea In a speech here tonight to az
JSIVrs JS rs,o OF Colonel Roosevelt ct Trini.
bsmm volo;, taking exception to the
du5rsf nominee S declaration that
kou.es ,ne recent investigation by the
eests5 tMIessrs- Gary and Perkins sug-
1ublis.su tue plank In the Progressive Re
,csm;.a PLATFORM proposing a federal
aII',sslon ss to regulate the trusts.
si,d Understand that the leader OF the
iwsntiI,a party, said the governor. "has
shnsa ald be did not suggest this
irscss'. ls't the other day, that he had
M nTIf'ea ~ z: 1t while he was president, in
ho ~. ~ ms messages TO congress, dur
h vh;ait h;si same term Of tho presidency
auns,"eo, trusts grew faster and more
.h,,ioNuslY than in any other admin
Elusionu ws have had and that his con
h, NV was-be does not say this, but
"usI nc the inforence-that his