Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-11
Hundreds Come to Seagirt to
Greet Candidate Who Assures
HungarianS He Never Intend
ed Anything DlSrespectluL
NEW JERSEY CLUB
WARMLY RECEIVED
Party of Which Governor is
Standard Bearer is Not Bent
on Destroying But Purpose is
to Put Country in Order.

TO ful Country IN order,
II, Morning Journai srcc.aI Teased w.reI
SeaEirt y. j. Aug. 10 In the
dusty roadway which frinres the
lawn Of the summer capital here.
Governor Woodrow wilson stood to-
day shaking hands with hundreds Of
democrats. who surrounded him with
brass hands. In All he made three
campaign speeches.
First came the Hungarian National
Democratic club. OF New York city.
The governor assured them he never
had intended anything disrespectfui
in his writing on foreigners, and that
he had always felt high regard for
European people because OF his long
study OF their history. The delega-
tion pledged It's support
The Brooklyn Democratic club
came later. 10 them the governor
said
= am compliment"d by your al
lcgiance and want to assure you
that while | think this a very high
personal compliment. | take II to
myself simply that L. for the present
AZ any rate, represent the earnest de-
tie party. Aud yet II seems 10 me
that we are standing IN the presence
of something hiehei than allegiance to
the democratic party. The country
has been disappointed in the repub-
lican party, and II is turning To the
democratic party. Tint party Is Will
ing to show the way toward those
things which soon must be realized.
Some gentlemen find II easy To
| ma he. NAH s.q ,.tst
but II seems to rue that whenev.r
that Is done politics is debased.
Men who are In search of reform
are now turning to the democratic
party, because, for my own part. |
do not know where else they viii
turn to expect results. There Is no
diseounting the strength and service
ability Of united party, and the
splendid part Is, the democratic party
Is united. The party came out of
the contest at the Baltimore conVen-
tiOn without personal feeling of any
KIND. am delighted to believe that
whoever We have supported for
nomination, we are now glad 20
work together"
10 the Woodrow Wilson club, of
orange. n. J., the governor made a
longer speech IN response TO one by
Judge Daniel A. Dugan. The COVER
nor remarked first that he was glad
to he introduced by Judge Dugan.
because ii showed there were good
lrishmen among these arrangement"
You haNe tested my qualities be-
cause yoa have known me at close
range" he said, "and If YOU Will be
KIND enough TO Nouch FOR me per-
hnps the rest OF tho country will be
eredulous of your report
"New Jersey was known as the
mother of trustsa very troublesome
ana questionable family--and had
to spend my time outside of New Jer-
4rN assuring the people OF the union
that it was not the fault Of the dis
position OF The people of New Jersey
thut there were certain gentlemen
who were undertaking to carry the
republican party in their pockets and
il Independently OF tho
rank ana file Of the republicans of
he state.
And yet it would he hard now
days TO discriminate New Jersey
rom tho rest of the states, because
eIAbodS Is sitting up ana taking
iotioc. Sow Jersey IS progressive.
iut The tinted States also is pro-
,ressiNc. ana we have here merely
ielHhtfnl sample ot the people of
he United States.
Now these people are not bent on
Icstroy ing anything, but they are
rent upon setting everything In or
Ter. they are bent upon justice, they
re bent uu seeing to it that the peo-
lt aie COINS into partnership IN
ut rrunirut And the democratic
aItN is now placed under u peculiar
esponsihiliiy Thn democratic party
iust prove iha; it .s the worthy in
rument ot that zeal on the part of
ne people OF the United states. II
does not prove ID now 1t Will never
e. given another chance to prove
And, therefore, We are standing
a. turning point in our politics; We
iusi make good OF 80 out Of busi-
ess ln the Vcrnacular it is a case
'put up oi shut up, because words
re going to %, discounted and moth
ig will De honer,d except the actual
,iryins out ct such a program as
'nsibie men may unite on for tho
,mnirn benefit.
When the Brooklyn delegation
ltherrd around Governor Wilson
ter his speech. Frederick W. Hin
chs who once ran for lieutenant
ivernor on the Independence League
rxet in New York. addressed tho
,Nernor on the subject OF political
achnes and organizations
II believe you should emphasize
'er and over again." said Mr.. Hin
chs. "how little importance attaches
the political organizations or ma
lines. The people have no confi-
nee in them. and if they believe
VA are in sympathy with these or
.nizations and machines. the people
m overthrow you"
bat. Mr. Hinrichs." interrupted
,vernor Wilson, don't you think it