New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
"FIourIshed More Under i
Administration than AnvoH''
in Country's HISTORY wv
CAMPAIGN ON THE N,
Governor Declares That w.,
Point of Fight Is to S., wy y
Government Free-DisliI,..''
Rear Platform speakjn, -

under ex-President Roosevelt,
tra'ion than under any other IN -,
tory OF the country. This was Il.
Governor Woodrow Wilson remit,
speech here tonight to ass.,,.
Colonel Roosevelt at Trinldad ca,
terday, taking exception to N.
cratic nominees declaration tina,
The recent investigations by Tho d
Messrs. Gary and Perkins sus0s.. q"
plank in the Progressive RepntI,o"
form proposing a federal eomm,s"lI Ne
regulate the trusts. Governor N.Y.
said: "s
l. understand that the leade, =,
third party has recently ssd
qldn suggest this change lust the
DAY. that ne mad suggested II win.
was President. i'm one OF his n,essay
Congress. during that same te,rs
Presidency In which trusts oran,
and more numerously than In ans
administration we have had. and ~
conclusion waS-he dOesrA saw rs
this must be the inference hi,
clusion was that the trusts had co.
stay, that il wasn't possible m n,', n
out Of business. IL wasn't nossis.
check their supremacy; that ali vo' !.
do was TO accept them as necessary ~
and appoint an industrial corms..
which would tell them how they Tss.
do their business not an industrial -.
mission when should tell you how ID.
men should be admitted into the ~
competition, but an industrial conr,Is.
which should take care of the ' nso,i.
the United States By SAYING 10 ~,
trusts: Now, go easy; don't hun =,
body. We believe that when YOU a.
minded Of your moral duties. You ar. !,
maleyolent, you are UenetcenL You !,
big, but you are not cruel"
Bipartisan bosses We're another ali.
OF attack by the Governor in his ssr
before crowd that filed Light Ga,
Armory.
The trouble I'm this country. raid +.
nominee. is that the boss OF one rsr
has an arrangement with the boss o, 4,
other party. 50 that If us heads O. |,
be wins What ] am amazed al IN n
political boss rs not his subtle,y bu
stupidity. Some Of them don't knos y
people are now on TO them"
Starts for Columbus, oha
The Governor and his party left al n
o'clock over the Michigan Cenud iN q.
lumbUs. Ohio.
Governor Wilson campaigned in then
to-day as h. travelled across Nienp
Everywhere on the way where bis L.
stopped the Governor was. greeted
crowds who stood huddled under urr
las while the candidate talked polita !.
der trying conditions.
Vt many places on the trip acscs D
state tha nominee stepped down from 0
train and stood IN the rain to shake Aars
with those who pressed forward 70 ~
him. Several Wellesley College gts ~
on the same train with Governor WIS
and they came back 20 the special az
meet him.
At Kalamazoo a crowd Of coleg1'
gave the Governor a cheer It vas ns
that he made bis longest speech Of
afternoon He said In part.
I have found that the subjects %
discussed IN this campaign are
mendous that they can hardly d
died IN speeches from the rear ena 9.
train. Moreover. the rear platform
the Democratic platform this TIME
are at the front. and not al the
But I must say that since ! nave eW
Michigan / have felt singular 'ul ...
tlon. because We have stopped
other cities. and everywhere mere
same spirit of hope and cOnildehSs
can explain IL only this wa! VA
are genuinely Interested IN INC w
jeCt thlt lies nearest 20 my OWL 10
namely. setting the goyernmeht n ~
cause. whether II was done ntehSV-
or MOI there IS no doubt about ! thn
government I'm recent years he
seriously entangled with speclal 49, ~ :
Of various kinds. and the men NV
IL entangled cannot set i llsshss.,
That is the whole point OF the n's ~.
There IL no time 70 discuss mere nv
got into ~ or how we are gON. ~
out OF IT, But the point Is tnat w
pie Of the United states nave ~,
their minds 10 get out OF ~ sh' hs s.
only one team ready 10 90 wy
and that is the Democratic Wem "a
speaking In the terms ot ,ian 7 sx
been bred in a football coileSe soss
the third term Is no. orgauEe. " -eclt(
even know the signals. ana le sss.,
ReDubIican team is very much Ne1In.,,
Ii has lost some OF lis prllelpS- or 4
But there have been no loss., ,y ,hg(
Democratic side. ON the colia "a y
have been a great many sallls,,. &c ~
gamC Is familiar tp the DeH'V>
we have TO play now.
Pleased with Receptions
PLAINLY the times are chansht
clared Governor Wilson on his an ..,,
Chicago. In reference TO ms Wv. :,
ON his tour. which he said were
greatest gatherings he had eve; n
10 since he entered public ni. a. q,
Governor spoke particularly aooD. .s.,s
its 10 Minneapolis and ST.. Paul We VS.,
delivered a speech Of twenty 'n', 81
words without having prepared ..r-s,
OF IL. Fred Il. Lynch. nauo"a' "a,
teeman OF Minnesota. conter's'
Governor on the way here. tr,
The Democratic candidate VIEW .,c,al
diately to the Western heaOaIs .s
where he talked to a sather'ns y =. a
ness men and politicians un"'
parture for this city. 49, .,rf
The Governors trip through y" IA. 9
assumed the proportions Of p n''nocrss
was welcomed by mani lccai -, ,..t.spss
leaders and held an impromp'' n,r:s1
at the station. where HUNDREDS "
shook hands with him. u. car
From the rear platform OF ~ wls
Michigan city. Ind, Govern0'
said: .sde
have tried discussing the DIX y i ~
of this campaign from the Ts1 100 hg~,.,
II can't be done. They are 'y The psf
is the long and the short % and -
BY the time YOU get starl;SS moves
TO explain yoursel: the ualn make "
/ would a great deal rathe comps
than leave -.
fracture OF an idea behino "e ,rS
the crowd formed in line. and , ss :
b