The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01
SPEAKS AT iSON SQUARE
ALTON THAT LASTED ..s HOUR AND THREE MIN uTEs BEFORE SPEAKING.
Makes Final Appeal to the Voters of New York City to Vote for the
 Democratic Ticket

tSH 3'fepHs rttdhiHH tDBlSnb DelOfe | an audience that filled every corner of Madison Square Garden, received | tae greatest ovation of his campaign ] for the presidency. Entering the hall 1 at s:ll o'clock, after speaking before 1 an enthusiastic audience in the Bronx the democratic candidate stood | for an hour and three minutes at the | railing waiting for the demonstration | to end
 No man could fail fo be moved by a demonstration such as we nave wit nessed tonight" he said, with every evidence of deep feeling as ne finally made himself heard. yet am more thril cd because I realize 1t Is a dem unsfration for a cause and not man.
 Starting with the first shouts from the doorway when Governor Wilson arrived by automobile from the Bronx meeting, the Madison Square outburst deiied his utmost efforts to quel it. The governors motion for quiet brought only renewed cheers. Chamts of We want WilsonH shook the hall and twice. when the cheering nad slightly subsided. it was started with renewed vigor by young women who forced their way to the front of the speakers stand and inspired the crowd to fresh efforts.
 Governor Wilson spoke cxtemporan. eously. but adhered closely in his Madison Square Garden speech to tac one he had made eaTlies al the Bronx meeting He had spoken but few minutes. and was declaring that the progressive party wherever it could capture the regular republican organ lzafion. and wherever it could not wax irregular. when a man in the middle aisle of the hall directly be. meath tap speakers stand, shouted
 avver1or, talk about the Balti- ! more platform
 Cries of put him out, came from all parts of the hall and three poIoce- men grabbed the disturber and rush ed him to a doorway, Governor Wit son leaned over the rail and called 70 the police;
 Don't put anybody out" But the man was elected
 It is inconvenient to have more than one man speak at a time, but this is g free counrty, added Governor Wil son, amidst cheers from the crowd
 Mrs. Wilson and her daughters in a box near the speakers platform were apparently greatly moved by tho demonstration for the governor and exchanged smiles with him US he tried to obtain order
 Congressman Oscar w Underwood who had been Governor Wilson's op- ponent for the democratic nomination, and Congressman Wm. Sulzer, candi- date for governor of New York. pre- ceded Governor Wilson at Madison Sanare Garden Mir Underwood had continued but few minutes when Goyerllor Wilson arrived and he gave way before the demonstration for the governor
 Government Is an enterprise of mankind-not of parties" said Gov ernor Wilson. As election day ap prna ehes, l have a greater and greater feeling of satisfaction because l know that tire American people are abont to make one of the most vital choices of their lives. From one ocean to the other, men are becoming aware that il less than week the common people of America will come into their own
 eI know from the reports coming from all parts of the country that the new party has not come from the dem ocrats Therefore 1t must be made up of these republicans who are dis satisfied with the regular organiza- tion and it's ayowed purpose and pro grams.
 All men have to do is to realize that the common enterprises of life are the enterprises of politics; that man is not voting an abstract polit teal creed, hut Is voting a program of justice and of right when he votes at the polls Now, if you want mat program what are you going to do next Tuesday,"
 Vote for Wilson" interrupted a voice. and there was great applause.
 T appreciate the compliment con tinned the speaker 'but l want 70 say this. The one thing that will set reform forward in this country, my friends, is united government, and united government does not con sist of a president united govern ment consists of a house of represen- satives. Of president and of some thing that in my time the people have not yet captured-a senate.
 And II consists of something more fl yon nave democratic government at Washington and do not have dein- ocratic government in the state, you nave no conducting medium to signal to Washington. You have got to have vial organization of purpose, spreading throughout the United States in order that great bodies ol men may unite together for the great project of emancipation. and the only possible chance of having great united organization after the fourth Of March next is to vote the democratic ticket
 After next Tuesday, we shall know not what men are going to proclaim not what men are going to profess. bu. what men are going to do, Cod he pitiful to the man who promises the American people what he is not ready to perform The case IS made m: the case is before the jury
 1T. myself. do not doubt the verdict but want to say to you that f tae verdict shall be that the people of the United States have voted upon thelf individual convictions as free men, !, f0r Iny Yart. am ready to acceps the verdict. whether 1t is for me or against 1.<.tt tf1