The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-29
|0N Term WOULD
SATISFY WILSON.
n.rocratlc Candidate for President
Has Finished His Speech Of Ac-
cepsanee . be Delivered
Soon.
TARIFF FOR REVENUE
WilJ Give Roosevelt ! jolt or TWO on
Account Of HIS Aspirations
For Re-Elec-
tlon.

i limited Press Leased Wire Service
SEA GIRT, N. j., July 29.--Tariff
/ ,or revenue only; no third and no
second term for president, and per
sonal guilt for corruption and viola.
+ ton OF the anti-trust law in the Uni.
ted States, will be three great Issues
E discussed by Governor Wilson in his
speech accepting the democratic pres
idential nomination.
The governor will return from his
ocean trip tonight. Immediately his
speech will be sent to the printer, Sc
that it can get to the newspapers well
IN advance OF the date Of publication
lit can be stated that the speech will
be the most progressive the candidate
has ever delivered. He takes advan.
ced stands on every progressive ques
tion and plainly declared that he be
lieyes in the rule OF the people, and
III permitting such rule by simplifica
ton of existing laws
Naturally the tariff section Of the
speech will attract the most atten.
tIon, Tbs governor expressed himself
Iii unequivocal terms in discussing
this subject with the very few men he
took into his confidence in consider
ing it He stated that he considered
the democratic platform plank abso.
lutely binding on him and In his
speech he viii follow that line. de.
parting only to assure the country at
large that the tariff reduction must
DO seleHtiiie and 50 adjusted that the
country itself will be protected. He
Will make 1t very plain, however, that
Injuries should be taxed to the limit
Referring to the democratic platform
declaration against second term,
the governor will state that this meets
with his approval. He will point out
that such rule assures an indepen.
Gent conduct Of the presidential Of
flee. The governor will then carry
the fighting directly to roosevelt, TAX
ing up his aspirations for reelection,
and answering some Of his recent ar
s guments.
Regarding the trusts, the governor
VIII warn all business that It's active
participation in politics, whether limo.
cent or harmful, will always leave II
'under suspicion" and he will declare
not only for direct primaries, but also
ior corrupt practices law, national
IN scope, which will provide for the
adequate punishment of all who re.
sort to election frauds, or bribery OF
tbe elector or of the official.
The governor will state that he
maintains his position, already an
nounced, that legitimate. honestly con,
Quoted enterprises should receive
every protection under the law and
inat the government should carefully
investigate the entire business situa
llon, 50 that the laws to be enacted
20 strengthen the present antitrust
laws should be so comprehensive in
.aeir scope that there could be no
uouot anywhere regarding their ap-
pncation, and of just what Is and
@hat Is not prohibited.
ne governor will go to Trenton to-
morrow to transact state business
Deslnning Wednesday he has many
conferences scheduled with party
,eaoers at which campaign plans will
ne carefully outlined and determined.
Snlef OF these is the financing Of the
campaign. which the governor is still
anSious shall be done through the
meuium of popular subscription.