Arizona republican., 1912-08-20
The Democratic Presiden- tial Nominee Discovered in His Audience at Least One Man With a Leaning Toward Taft.
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 FOR FOREIGNERS
When the Country Be comes Democratic It Will Be Just Such a Govern ment as They Have Dreamed About.
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HOBOKEN, Aug. Ex-Governor Will son tested the difficulties of outdoor campaigning here today when he ad dressed the annual picnic of the Platt Deutscher Volkfest Verein, German American organization From an inn provised balcony the governor spoke while bands played in other parts of the park Thousands of people mass ed about the speaker frequently with interruptions of applause
 We are asking ourselves this ques- tion." said Wilson, "as we face tn- coming election in November which is the open road to get what We want" a man in the heart of the crowd ans wered Taft"
 There was a moments silence when another voice nearer the front shout ed Wilson" The crowd took it up and cheered.
 When the demonstration subsided the governor pointed in the direction of the man who shouted Taft" and continued with a smile. "our friend over there is perfectly welcome to use his road. but if he goes that way. he will find he is in a blind alley because there was one thing proved at Balti- more. and that is that the people of the United States will choose their candidates and the bosses will not"
 The governor dWelt upon the res possibility of the government for making this country attractive to for eigners so that when he did come ne would find it "a place of economrc opportunity where a man may choose his own career"
 Now one of the things that makes me confident of the future," he went on, ''is that the men who are offering themselves to you on the ticket that I happen to be on are free men. No body owns them. So far as l am con cerned, I not only have not made a promise to any man, but no man has dared to ask me to make a prom ise. My ears are free, therefore tC the counsels of my fellow citizens If you people here want your gov ernment, you can have it, and the people of the United States have made up their mind that they want their own government and they are going to have it. I know that the pople of this country have determin- ed to take possession of their affairs in order that their own thoughts may get translated into the affairs o1 government, and I know by the pres ent constitution of the great party I belong to that there is a way 1T which they can get it. Therefore am one of those entering this cam paign with absolute confidence
 The governor spoke of the hope of immigrants looking toward Ameri. ca as a place where they could es cape "all of the things that seemed to limit them at home" He continued Ut will be fine day when we won have to ask ourselves whether W, do offer those who come from thu other side by water the kind of { country and the kind of governmen they think they are going to get It will be a fine day when we know that every man who comes to mak' this his permanent home will fine that liberty, freedom and justice ar' obtained in America; when they finC that there are big combinations o business, but that these big com binations are made to mind their OWr business, that there are great enter prises of industry in this country bu that these enterprises are kep within the limits of laws; just as sooi as that comes to be the general un derstanding. We shall for the frs time have come upon the real basi of prosperity"