The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27

Fall River. Mass, September 2S.-
Governor Woodrow Wilson found the
people of Massachusetts, who greeted
him to-day N enthusiastic and demon
stratfve as any he has met since he
began campaigning.
Great crowds turned on, at Spring
Neid, Barre and Fall River, where the
Governor made scheduled speeches. and
along the way his reception was prac-
ticalfy continuous People pressed to
the real of the train and stretched
their hands upward to him. wishing
him success. Cries for buttons We're
lnsistent and the Governor himself
helped toss them from the train
The nominee covered a variety of
topics in his speeches, including the
tariff, questions affecting monopoly
and governmental assistance TO Farm
ers At the county fair at Barre ne
made a brief speech. allo;ing most
of his time to shaking hands he
said tonight he felt deeply pleased
n the friendship he had struck up
with the people The Governor reached
FAN River on a special train at TAO
to-night-
Fireworks and torches illuminated
Abe streets as Governor Wilson mo-
Rored TO the hall where he spoke fo3
theany an hour 70 An enthusiastic
ierowd In his speech Governor Will
non declared that the Democratic party
hVas the only organized team reaoS
40 govern the country. and that neith-
Ter the Republican nor progressive
Ipsrties would control Congress In any
ievent. He predicted that In all prob
ability there would be Democratic
,91ouse and . Democratic Senate. and
t.aded that the leaders of the third
F1arty. II elected, would be ''as IN
isuecessful a. the present President OK
tHhe United States"
II mean no disrespect, said the
,x,overuor, but all the measures passed
INV both houses and intended for the
.voters ana buyers OF the country have
,Neen vetoed Our President occupies
n post OF resistance for he has not
tanv team. and the only President you
lean associate with q team Is Demo
!eratic President. I don't know what
kind OF captain / would make / am
mot going to pretend that the Demo
icratic President will be successful
Ian I can say is that We VIII have
ifeam-"
elects q Democratic executive would
iSace .stwo or four years more Of dis
-
tof the government" and that IL the
'Proeressiye party won there might b.
IAN Interesting four years. but not
Hruitful'
Outlining the Democratic campaign
ne argued that none except the Demo
cratic platform showed an intention
q, assisting organized labor. He de.
e,ared in the matter Of organization
labor had an equal right with capital
Ana tina, industries protected BY ths
Hsri6 had been mos; persistent IN
asn,iuS organized labor.
Governor Wilson and party LETT fai
River a, $50 o'clock for Boston.
Hsv0ssy - Nsresxse.
Grand Rapids. Mich. september 70
M democratic state Convention here
eo.Aay harmonsoysiy adopted plat
form characterized - strongly pro
eressive. Endorsed the partys canal
oates for President and vice-Presadent
Cor Michigan representation IN Con.
sress a. well - the men sspresensee
~ the recent primary elections -
ocmtpees for the state omces.
Addresses by United states SENATOR
mere Of Oklahoma: Woodbridge ~
Fcrrss Democratic candidate for GOV
Srncr. ana Alfred Luckine. the party''
Scw,nse for United states senator
SreS,cssd sweeping successes Tor tn
S.tsoual and state candidates al tn'
S.,I election. and tire acw Of orator!
Won continued enthusiasm FROM sn'
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