New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-28
WILSON PLEASED WITH
| TRIP IN NEW ENGLAND
lover 10000 People at Closing
| Demonstration of Tour at
| /; Bridgeport.
|DENUNCIATI0N FOR TRUSTS
|Candidate Says Roosevelt Tried
When He Was President to
(: Build Up an Irresist-
ible Power.
Ipy Telegraph to The Tribune.l


bridgeport. Conn. Sept. 27.-More than
ten Thousand people listened TO Governor
wlIton Of New Jersey. Democratic Pres!-
denllaI candidate, pay his respects here
Tonight 70 the Republican and Bull Moose
parties. The trusts also came in for some
denilnciation. The meeting was held in
the armory and was preceded by biz
parade.
Gbvernor Wilson spoke about an hour
butihe did not say anything against any
Of mis- opponents personally. Speaking
about trusts. he said that il would be
difficult to distinguish between good ana
had ones. lie had never seen good
trutt
The Republican party. he said, comes
beftre the people again this year with
PROMISES which It made four years ago,
bu1did not fuldn. The Democrats, ON the
other hand, got control OF one OF the
houses two years ago, and many things
wete accomplished by them, In his opin
ionj if it was right for capital to organize
IL sIrely was right for labor TO organize.
ThA government, he argued, ought TO
serve all the people. and it could not DO
SO 81 Il was controlled by a small group
Of Special interests.
~ trps, rroeramnos of the regular
and irregular Republican parties were
co15cmnod by the speaker. The manner
81 sYbicb tbo campaicus are held to-day
wac contrastcd with the way of DAYS
-. -. md tho pronosition OF the peo-
eOso -, o. ~ ~,,,,,,,,o,,s.. and dis
pie, meeting IN inc scnoOli'o1S0 o''
fot- If also was
5,at,,ssos
T. To,.error attacked the money
,r,A +" saving:
-. ,..-. 80 ,-,,.,, Congress-
ii hc,s i,0A az inycstigstion is mo- myth.
no,imaginary thing. It has the power Of
IRA and death, economically speaMn-'
h3ye seen men G I{- oS bs s. wall
S,,oct foIInd tbcm inconvcnicrt ana did
not want their competition
T. characterized as a grand piece of
T., ,,,,. to- flint tro protective
taAy brouqbr higher wages. he argued
nj only DIV. competition and the efforts
oflrpanized labor had wages been raised
1Is go mo ,,rtv platform had recognized
astbad tho Democrats The legal right Of
Labor 10 organize.
u-itb resnect 10 oDposlng MONOPOLY the
csg dr,ate declared the regular Reuubli-
CAP platform TO be "moro progressive
ian that OF the Third party.
apeaking OF the proposal in the Progress
sirs n1atforr,. ~ regulate trusts by a
commission. the Governor said:
-, =. .-,..--., 80 o,t.cl, i,diyi5-
uas. but / nave a great aTior in attack
ins such party IrGsran'nTi ~ r[oiil ,s,
by, aces not promise to give nlm am
onbortunitv To do anything himself L
Sc q fatal programme
Governor Wilson started at $3.50 CLOCK
"a Nroc, vovl, having finished q three
- :, r.-,-, ,,.t,i,h
dc trip through New LhsIahu' "l4o"
was filed with speeches and receptions
y, ,or,,,ar Recommendations that seemed
- -. ,rLro,c,ort the
". pie"o' man a. -. ..,,
day as he journeyed from Boston, people
crswded the stations and cheercd him.
III had passed through Hartford three
ny Hau P"0lO" -
times, OUT IOuiIu announcer ciO"" '"N'
To-day
81 .bo,,cbt ,.ou'd had enough OF me al
~.
Hpruoro' sdiu Ihc 0aH0'o"'''
ION NO. came J." " 0''o'
crowd, ana the Governor ShooN "al'"S
with a great number.
svhar tho Governor reached Water
=. Con-, o. mass Of neople surrounded
q CO..
-. tb;s is yys,orbpry,', shouted
-
.T .notv if. I'VE wound my watch" an
sSered the nominee, and the crowd
e '.u 'i'' go 49,, 60.