The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-26
RECALL SHOULDN'T
APPLY TO JUDGES,
GOV. WILSON SAYS
Candidate Touches on Issues
He Has Avoided in His
Past Speeches
HE FOR
DIRECT
Replies to Taft's Interview
Asserting That Demo-
cratic Success Will
Bring Rainy
Days

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. 60
Governor Wilson. at Two monster
mass meetings. one this afternoon at
Hartford and the otner this evening
at New Haven. at each of hic he
addressed at least 5000 persons. dis
cussed SOME issue that he had not
heretofore touched in the campaign.
In the afternoon he strongly advocated
the direct primaries, the initiative,
referendum. and the recall. so far as IL
relates TO executive officers, but not
az 1t applies to the judiciary. h
governor said he knew there had been
corruption on the bench, that some
judges were controlled by corpora
tions, but that the remedy lay in cor
recting the corporations.
In his night speech the candidate
made reply 10 President Tafts inter-
view, published in the New York after
noon newspapers. In answer 10 the
presidents assertion that IL the De
sfte~rntir parey-wrrr placed IN power
there would come a series OF rainy
DAYS for those a in all sorts OF
industries. the governor asked the
president If tie didn't think the rainy
days come long ago to the poor mill
workers in Lawrence, Mass.
The Hartford meeting was held in
Csrsons theater, which was rouded
to its full capacity. and from which
thousands we're turned away. The
audience was more than ordinarily en-
tbusiastie. and applauded vigorously
the telling points OF the governors
address.
HI hyperion tieater at New
Haven Was the scene OF the night
melting. and the doors had TO be
closed before s o'clock. At that hour
there was not an inch Of space unoc-
csfsied In the theater. For an hour
thousands s~arrned about the doors in
the hope OF gaining access
Introduces BY Baldwin.
The governor WAS introduced by
Governor Baldwin, %
i. The trip from. New York to Hart
ford and then back to New Have
Witnessed an ovation to the candidate
at every stop of the train.
At Stanford. the first stop. the gov
ernor had only time TO express his
delight that so many persons shoald
turn out TO greet him. He shook
hands with half "A hundred in the few
moments the train waited,
The governor was dining when the
train reached Meriden. but he lin
terruptcd the meal and went to the
hack platform. where he. met a
uowd Of several hundred, Tns gov
crncr was introduced by Congress
msn Reilly. of Connecticut. IS the
next president of the United States. :
The governor said quickly: Il arm
stare tl,at Won believe everything that
congressman Reilly saws In this COM
munitv. where Won, know him so well
Therefore. I will take his word for IT
f,tas an, seine To he the next presi-
dent az the United states"
"But net without your assista nee
he added. and the crowd assured him
thai they would do their utmost to
eiac. him.
ON the return trim Governor Raid
win AID his staff, in magnificent ttn,-
forms. abundant with gold lace,
boarded the nriyate car a, Rer,,n
stors we're made AT WaiIingford
and either smaller towns.
To Spcak In Ro.ton.
The governor will spend the night
IN New Haven. and leave for Sprinr-
Geld Mass n, 1a.Ao 4, ,be morniny
lie sneaks nj S~rrtngfieIa ~ NOM.
a. the parre fair az = o.c,ack an,i
t,v,a. in Eau pi,ar "a ~ EVENING
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sn'ns 'na. Ialns uass came Ione
y me poor mn nands IN lawrence.
4. Aias Lass. Wnat kilu Ok uhSs are tnose
ina are enJoyeo py some OF n m
proves OF the steel mo-
nopaiy Nhaa afeto work seven days
N me week. Twelve hours every n
Of = seven, aat-when the Sss
fniied. ind their bills paid, or their