Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
Presidential Nominee An swers Editorial Attack Of
 Detroit Afternoon Paper.
CROWDS GREET HIM
Avoids Reiir Platform Speeches But Leaves Gar and Shakes Many
 Hands.

Detroit Mich. Sop. 19.-In spet@l het@le 6.o00 citizens of D. 4cit a the ATmofy tonight, Governor Wils2n departed from hs policy Of lgnofing attacks made upon him long enough to deliver a stringing rqbuke to the De roit Journal. all evening newspaper publis. ed in ta ; city. winch tonight printed an editorial de- clsHirg iha, il believed Governor Wilson t3 be an honest man who hOn- 1 estly bel eyes the protective tariff to 1 be menace 70 the country and that he will, as an honest man carry cut als policy and npse! tae business of the country, and at the same time tn l editorial ascribes brains to the candi- date and says he is Intelligent and well informed The editorial is d sn.y ,l( attack on the Democraic ic can didaSe calculated to prove that there is darger in a misguided honest man of i!s ty2e.
 The governor in repy declared t. at l half of the people Of tae Uni, el States are Democratic and that l great proportion of them are business people: tha. it would be absurd to say that ;he bus ness people of the toltrtry would unite tG accomplish economical destruction and comm economical suicide, as the governor pY' it.
 do not believe that half of ,he people of this coun ny will under any clrnumstarces combine 70 n,n he .,i.:, stries of the ccuntry,' ht said
 re governors sem m -a+s were ,.". oaricusly chee~ed l!, cuu'I hardly have chosen a subject bet, ''." dated 10 appeal to ,hA nna'r- a' ding of hls audience. 'i,l" :d'- [ q, timed to appear ;ilml' 1neH lsl, VI Il llt SONcl HSl , al lN al HUI H'''F attracted attention. Many of these in the audience had read it and had been wondering what tae governor would say.
 The governors speech in other re- sDects d ffered from anything he had sa | tef1ro in tie campaign. He took , up the referendum and made a strong
 argument in its favor.
 Governor Wilscn arr ved in Chita-
 go from St. Paul after fast trip
 at S:25 a. m. Half a dozen automo- piles conveyed him and his party jc the National Democratic Headquarters V wse.e a reception that possessed all ' the elements of football rush was :. he'd. The candidate shock hands :. with his Chicago followers until after
 10 o'clock. He had no time for con
 ference with the members of ais cam paign committee.
 Michigan began to take notice 0 Il Governor Wilson almost as soon a: he had crossed the state The iron r Illinois. A, Michigan City, the ITS
 stop after leaving Chicago, there Wer
 ? 900 peope at the station. The.
 crowded about the rear platform
 the governors car gave him chee
 and demanded a speech In respons
 the governor asked if t would no
 do just as well for him to descend |
 the ground and do myself the aone
 of shaking hands with you?'
 "I nave tried discussing the bl
 ouestions of this campaign from 'h
 rear end of the tra'n,' he sald' ou
 if cane be done. By the time you se s started and begin to explain your l. se,f the train moves off
 $ The governor got to the ground all
 met as many of the crowd as pcs I- sible, before the train pulled out W There was another demonstrate $ ar Niles. the next stop, where LII j. crowd was somewhat larger
 oovarror excused Himself from speai
 inc ,h,s time on the ground that '}f
 rear end is not the Democratic en
 this year." aud confined hlmSSelf ' shaking hands: M iiC y.
 It, took only a tlarger crowd ..,
 .ho aovernor's resolution It