The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
|ILSD|V AND sULZER
| APPEAR TOGETHER
|smocratic Candidates At
lend Banquet Of Knights of
| Columbus in New York.
lake BRIEF SPEECHES
lew Jersey Governor Also
Addresses Association of
French Canadians.
AXE BRIEF SPEECHES

International News Service.
|[ypW YORK, Oct 72,-Governor vii.
Democratic presidential nominee,
IA William Sulzer, Democratic candi-
10 for governor of the state of New
|ork, appeared in public together in
4, ,ity tonight for the first time since
y latter was nominated at Syracuse.
bsv both attended banquet of the
NIGHTS of Columbus, where they were
can an enthusiastic ovation as they
|ook hands,
Tho governor made brief speech,
Etolling the character Of Columbus.
"My interest in politics in this year
rrace-for it promises to be year
grace he said, sis that there is
mo prospect that we shall end the
Misunderstanding in America; that
4 shal bring classes 20 comprehend
y another; that we shall bring about
eomplete understanding among men;
tat we shall assist the fusion of inter
a with interest and unite all interests
Ian basis. not of generosity, but of
Imtual understanding, of mutual COM
|,ehcnsion and put all through the life
a America against that sense of broth
Ehood that sense of common enter
LIE, in behalf of mankind, which shall
n only make us happy, but make US
Imsperous which shall not only make
4 prosperous. but keep us great,
Voice Somewhat Weak.
4 The governor returned to New York
bdsv from the longest trip Of his
|anpaign. His voice had noticeably
ba its volume and Intensity but he
|esily made himself heard TO his audit
Dc at the Astor and at Louis Martin s,
Fhere he addressed the association of
|emocrtjc French Canadians Of greater
Eeg York. He was scheduled also to
5bpcar al Sulzer's Harlem river park,
fbere the Democratic candidate for
pyernor spoke to about 500 members
n the Italian benevolent and the Unit
N Italian societies, but feared his voice
Fculd be unable TO stand the strain.
'Politics in America said the gov
|fuor, ut the Knights OF Columbus din
br, "is a more serious business than it
n anywhere else in the world, because
here are so many precedents that you
ave to reverse: there are so many
'ans that You dare not cut off: there
re 50 many boasts that YOU dare not re-
iecm -'-
Pace Is Tremendous.
''Tkere is so much behind, the pace
. % tremendous and the impulse so
fIesistlble that every generation in
}nerica must be better than the gener-
Won before il or else it will be dis
ffditcd
~ have often been reminded OF the
'dhels OF America by learning what
ferc the hopes Of those who came out
q, the old countries to join us on this
acs OF the sea, have sometimes
eeought that the American vision was
lsef IN The eyes Of many an immigrant
'ian 1t was in the eyes of man born
'nd bred IN America.
/, IL seems 10 ME very stimulating
nay mel, in the midst Of affairs, wheth-
they be their own affairs or public |
nialrs, have begun in the midst Of
'g,lnes or business TO dream a little |
'nlle about Columbus's ship coming in,
'na ask If the freiuht that she brought |
''N been debssed by our treatment Of |
npd ask il the ewes that now look |
alon me other side Of the water toward |
''nerica are dulled.''
talks TO Canadians.
we love our homes the governor
'a Inc French and Canadians there |
'sselnbled; Gin proportion that they are
'"aeS and ] hope Canadians will feel
I, %uen at home in New York as I
n leit In Canada.
have no prediction TO make
XIV ,mnada except this very delight
4 Wcdletlon that Canada and the |
,.tgd ,O.m states will more and more thor.
Z. ',sniy understand one another and like
~ another as the years go by. We |
,e common ideals. we have common |
4, 'SS"es ;. We have common views and for
- ume being Canada has a better
rsaisng and currency system than the
'.l'ed States.D
|, me nNe. governor returned to his home /
rnnceton late tonight.
SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE
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