Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-07

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. THAT tn
United Steel Corporation "is benin
the third party program in regard t
regulation of the trusts was tn
charge made by Governor Woodrow
Wilson ia a speech here today. Coz
roboratiye evidence, of that assertion
the governor said was coming to hin
every day.
1T is very interesting circum
stance" said Governor Wilson, "tha
the American Steel Corporation is be
hind the third party program as re
CARDS the regulation of the trusts
Now | don't want to say that to pre-
judice you because l am not here tc
indict any body. | am performing.
am perfectly ready to admit that the
officers Of the United States Steel Cor.
roration think that is the best thing
for the United States. My point is
that these gentlemen have grown up
in the atmosphere of things that they
themselves hay, created and which
the law of the United States has SO
far attempted to destroy. And the
government which will perpetuate
these things they have created"
! Governor Wilson reached Pueblo at
$3.50 o'clock and was received by Gov
ernor Chafroth and candidates of the
democratic state ticket. Before his
speech on labor questions he gave out
for publication the following letter
which he said had been forwarded to
him from democratic national head
quarters as having been circulated by
Charles D. Hilles, republican national
chairman among employers of labor
throughout the country:
! IF the November election results
in the choice OF a democr8 tic congress
and democratic president, new tariff
bills will be enacted at once. In other
words, destructive democratic tariff
measures, such as President Taft
vetoed at the last session will become
laws. Only one thing can prevent this
and that is protest vote on the part
OF the American workingmen.
They must choose between a high
standard of living and that of the I'M
derpaid European workingmen. Do
your employees understand that this
defines the exact difference between
the republican and the democratic
party, not only as your produce is con-
cerned but as pertaining to all other
products of American labor. If you
kindly send us list of your employees
who are voters with postoffice ad /
dresses, each one will be asked per-
sonally to vote for Taft and Sherman
and the republican candidate for con-
gress and told the reason why. l trust
you will favor me with the list at the
earliest possible date.
(Signed) CHARLES D. HILLES,
Chairman"
Governor Wilson said that beyond
desiring to make the letter public, he
wished to make no comment on it.
1T speaks for ITSELF" he said.
THE humanitarian part of the third
party's program" said the governor
later, lis sort of chorus which Mr..
Roosevelt is trying to teach the trusts
to sing; because the fundamental part
Of the program is that the trusts shall
De recognized as a permanent part of
our economic order and that the gov
ernment shall try to make those trusts
he ministers, the instruments through
which the life of this country shall be
developed on it's industrial side.'
Lincoln, Neb., Uct. 7.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson and William j. Bry-
N had heart-to-heart talk here Sun
lay on the political situation through
'ut the country. Both unhesitating l
Y predicted a democratic victory. {
In the radiant sun parlor of Fair t
lew, Mr.. Bryan's home, the veteran ,
and the newcomer in ma {
ional politics, sat for few hours, be- ,
ore the governors train left, discuss I
ng the progress of the campaign but {
nth particular reference to the ,
rams Mississippi states where Mr..
ryan had just completed six weeks {
our. (
1--WE did not have time to go into l
ne matter very thoroughly" said 4
ne governor to the correspondents 2
We sat up last night and agreed up
n method of handling the noun I
lin states. This is as far as we got" G
The governor did not think it I
'ould be possible to go to the Pa L
ific coast. p
1--WE are keeping open the last two
nd half weeks of the campaign
owever," he said, "and l do not a
now what use the campaign commit
,e will make of them
Governor Wilson and Mr.. Bryan
ent together to the Westminster 2
Asbyterian church C
After the services an informal re- r,
option followed. When the newspa t
er correspondents called at Fair. B
lew, Mr.. Bryan and the nominee h
ere being photographed together. O
These men," said the governor, 'p