East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-11-01
WILSON GIVEN A
: BIG OVATION IN
new YORK CITY
Demonstration in Gotham Lasts for
More Than an Hour When Demo-
cratic Nominee Rises to Speak.
PUNCTURES PANIC BAUBLE

New. York, Nov. 1t was Wilson
night in New York last night the
democratic nominee for president ad-
dressing a big rally in the Bronx ana
a tremendous outpouring of voters In
the Madison Square Garden.
Governor Wilson early took occa-
sion TO reply to the talk of his oppo-
nents that the prosperity of the coun-
try would be affected by his election.
He pointed to the betting ODDS IN
Wall street so largely In taVor ol
democratic success. This was. what
he called his answer in a nutshell,
showing, he declared, that there Is
not the slightest prospect of any check
1, tho country's prosperity. The only
way the prosperity of the country
could be injured, he said, was py 'he
deliberate efforts OF Walla street
The gentlemen in wall street
don't bet five to one on their own ue-
struction and they don't go TO tne'r
business smiling and complacent "heh
they expect a deluge next week. WAS
his way Of putting 1t.
When Governor Wilson reacheu
Nibles Hall in the Bronx, Where ne
made his first speech of the evehlhs'
. hir crowd had gathered. lie was
riyon a demonstration lasting ~
minutes.
what I am fighting for PERSONAL
ly" he said, lis that the average MAJ"
he not kept down and denied oppor-
tunity. What L object to in the pros,
narity OF the country is that too small
- number of persons originate ana
manage the prosperity and that the
r.st of MS merely get what Is LETT over
after they are satisfied. II the gov
.rnment of the United States ID ho'
suited To the fortune and hopes OF the
.verage man. then II ought not 10 pe
maintained to the benefit OF the mi
nority.
But suppose. for example that
should be elected president OF the
United States-it is reasonable ny
pothesis-"
great shout interrupted the gov
..rnor and the demonstration OF cheers
lasted several minutes.
suppose | should be elected o''
,he eth of November and eNerEoouS
would say on the 9Th of November
.Well. ne has got the job and it Is up
., him Now what do you suppose
,yould happen? Nothing. you've
cot TO stay on the job and back me
nm or there is nothing In II. Ahel
,s no use putting men In oillce u,'-
loss Won are going to help them DC
your thinking; unless you are golls
20 helm them know your needs' ~
man can think the thoughts OF ma.
lion The leader must know aho
think. What is there in leadership
tbare Is no one to follow?'
governor Wilson was given plt
reception in the Bronx 49,,
times during his speech there Wel'
nrolonged demonstrations OF approx
al
Tho governor motored to Madison
souare Garden, picking up Nauona
chairman VIM. f. McCombs at M
hotel. The party reached the Galue'
at q.11 o'clock, when a thuhueii"
demonstration was begun.
congressman VIM. Sulzer, demo
cratic candidate for governor an
CONGRESSMAN oscar w. Underwood
1on,ocratic leader of the house
representatives addressed the Inee'
ir,, before Governor Wilson arrived
Tha demonstration for GoVerho
Wilson at the garden lasted for on
hour and three minutes. IL pesa
nhan he reached the garden at u
o'clock and it was 1O:14 before
could begin his speech.