The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-23
Demands for Speeches
Come From Many
Parts of Country.
BUT HE MAKES NO
CHANGE IN PLANS
Governor Shows Interest IN
News Concerning Roosevelt's
Condition, as on This De-
ponds His Future Cam
paign Program-Writes
Wilson Day" Message

Princeton. y. J., october 22.-By let
ter and BY telegram pressure is being
brought to bear upon Governor
Woodrow Wilson from many parts OF
the country to resume his speaking
c-.npaign The demand for speeches.
;he Governor sad tonight. has In
creased in the last few days. and his
campaign managers are being bonn
barded with requests He said he had
no change Of plans to announce as
yet. The nominee read tnterestedly
the news from oyster Bay about the
condition of Colonel Roosevelt
The Governor spent the day at the
State House dealing with the routine
OF New Jersey business. He made
brief cali at his own political head
quarters. ana then walked TO the rail-
road station. The Federal the pri-
waite car he used in the campaign trips.
was standing there. but the occupant
this time was Governor Hiram john
son. of California. The New Jersey
Governor had only q few minutes TO
get aboard his train and missed greet
ing the Californian
The Governor had one diversion
from his day Of routine. II was a
phonograph reproduction OF some OF
his speeches humorously jumbled ana
distorted. One Of the youthful steno-
graphers at the Governors poiiticai
headqua rters had dictated In deep
voice some excerpts from the Cover
nor's speeches. twisted into mock
form. and the Governor laughed
r. loo
Parodies on tie Governors manner
Of expression and vocal punctuation
ran through the record
Writes 3wilson Day. Letter.
The nominee wrote Tonight the
message which will be real by cam
pa,Rn orators throughout the coun-
try on Wilson Day. November 2. 1t
probably will be his last declaration
before election day.
Besides being his own tailor and
valet upon occasions. Governor wilson
to-day demonstrated that he could be
his own stenographer and secretary a.
well.
The Democratic nominee had die
tated a number Of letters to his steno-
x-apher and sent him away to trans
cribe them The Governor had made
only partial inYoads into his corre-
spondence, however. so he sat down IN
the library at his home and dictated
several letters TO himself He has
written shorthand since he vas boy
After scratching away on pad for
while, the Governor brought forth an
old fashioned little typewriter. con-
srructed for a right-hander." as he de-
scribes it, There he worked away.
pounding out the letters with meas
u-ed speed. Slowly he read them over.
addressed a lot OF envelopes. folded
the letters. licked the stamps ana
walked to the corner to the post box
and mailed them
N.r.h.u AGAINST UnAesirables.
San Francisco, Cal. October "a
Governor Thomas r. Marshall of In
diana, Democratic vice-presidential
tonight wound up a flying
two days campaign In California by
Advocating the exclusion from the
United states Of all aliens who are not
of q character to amalgamate with the
American people.
This argument was accepted with
noisy approval by the audience which
the Indiana executive addressed In
San Francisco before his departure for
Oregon.
Il am unalterably opposed" said
Governor Marshall, TO the granting OF
citizenship to any race Of aliens which
BY habit and BY nature - absolutely
united to amalgamate with the Amer
lean people.
Il believe In encouraging the immI-
grafton to this country Of those pep
pies who will not alone understand
and appreciate our institutions. out
who. more than that. are eager 70
ADOPT these institutions as their own
For such peoples we have room and
opportunity, but for the peoples VINO
never can mingle in political anatre'
in business or in q social way WIN
Americans. say don't grant them that
citizenship"
Governor Marshall said he thought
that Governor Johnson. Progress We
candidate for vice-President saoulo De
in California remedying the Stats
election law instead OF campaigning IN
the East
we are spending $4,000 in Indiana.
said Governor Marshall. as extra e4-
pense to give . place IN the ballot 70
a party that viii not poll LOCO votes.
Vet her. in California Thousands OF
your Republicans are being preSenteo
from casting their vote for xr. TAFT BY
q Law which 10 neither oeceut "o'
American
Vow. lido not say that Sovesnos
Johnson deliberately laid this mine
hut certainly he was aware OF what
that law was gosng 20 %"
Governor Marshall. despite eontsn.
nous faIi Of rain. dedicated IndienAs
site for q state building at the Fan
ama.Pacsac Exposition to-day. ne
drove through the city to-nseht 90
attend three large gasbsrings. Two %
which were Democratic POLITICAL meet
.nes and the third the annual essen.
bssse Of the San Francisco 0se'e
League.