The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
Believes Reduction Will
Greatly Increase
Prosperity.
PLANS FOR TWO
TRIPS TO w EST
Evolves Scheme for Organizing
Pure Food Advocates Into AS
ISOLATION to Work for Demo-
cratic Success-Discusses
Three Parties Before
Press Club.

received the attention Of Governor
Woodrow Wilson in two speeches. IN
New York City today He opened
tariff exhibit q, Democratic headquas-
ters and addressed al open-air meeting
n Union square.
~ t"e tag.n exhibit. Governor VII
so" sad. We are preventing the pros
yer!ty Q: the United states tor you
w.! observe that articles o, AIoerican
manufacture are sold much cheaper
- otaer countries than We can guy
'feIn- " a!cn SHOWS that America already
- -o.e 70 compete IL foreign markets.
at tne same time taxing ourselves"
10 Ais auditors ia Union square,
Governor Wilson said: E.
would hesitate u advocate rad
ical reductions IN our iar.H schedules ,
II thought It would interfere with
inc prosperity OF the average Amer
can but believe It VIII double and
treble our prosperity"
Governor Wilson declared that IN
the main. protected industries paid
tries
Governor Wilson pointed to an ad-
vance OF from SO TO 20 per cent in ;h,.
price u meat within the last ten years
ana 10 the fact that in the same period
'he price o. meat IN London had stood
absolutely sim.
and England IS not big enough to
produce the meat she consumes. ne
said. but has 10 &c, Il from America
and South Africa. and In spite OF thar
sac buys american meat IN London 80
or - per cent cheaper than we buy it
~ New foTh- Don't you think some
body Is putting II over u.s."
The woolen industry. Governor WI
protected In this country. ana ne point
ed 10 the workers in the mills in
Lawrence. who get an average wage Of
IS a week.
You hnow without my telling you
mat you cannot support yourself very
Well The Governor declared. much
less family on IS per week. and those
starvation wages from the point OF
view 81 the American cost Of !!vln-
were paid in one OF the mos, pro.
tected industries OF America.
VIII you hereafter patiently stand
sim and advocate schedule when
contains the wool text schedule. tell
ihs you with brains IN your head that
tne American workingmam is bene-
"tea by the protective tarih2
Inrin Limits Jobs.
want the men out OF a lob 10 know.
inat there are fewer Jobs in America
because Of the taria. because The rrea-
com o1nations limit the output. limit
The production and limit the number
OF those who produce
If the protective tariN were re-
iievcd at great many points A.neri-
can industry would take on a new size
and speed. There would be { bigger
market for American labor than there
Is now. There would be { greater var
iety OF enterprise and The skill OF
american workmen would dominate the
markets Of all the globe
would hesitate TO advocate radical
reductions in sur tar!n schedules Il 7
thought those radical reductions we're
going TO Interfere with the prosperity
or the average man in America. Bur
con I, believe they are going TO
double and treble mis- prosperity. We
are hempering our Industry at the verv
time that it IS painting 10 be LEI free
y American industry is now in straight
Jacket and some force is going 10
break that restraint"
Discusses Campaign Plank
Governor Wilson spent this forenoon
at Democratic national headquarters
rounding up the business OF the cam
pa!sn with its executive officers Rep
resentatlve Burleson of Texas. chair
man of tho speakers bureau. ana SEN
ator Gore, OF Oklahoma, chairman OF
from Maine. whore they have been
stumping. and discussed with the
Governor further plans for Speaking
From the number OF requests which
have been coming from the Middle
West asking the presidential candi-
dates' presence AZ various meetings
1t is apparent that Governor Wilson
probably will do much more speaking
than he originally intended After
Nrc Ut
san September 16 and end September
81 the Governor will have two days
rest a his home in Scagirt y j.
hut present plans nre that he will
start out almost Immediately for an
other Western invasion. Il is likely
that on his second Western trip he
viii go to Missouri. Nebraska and
Illinois. The Governor probably will
meet William ]. Bryan the latter part
OF the month In Nebraska.
\ conference OF advocates or pure
food legislation. attended by Governor
Wilson. resulted to-day in a plan 10
organize workers for pure food Laws
throughout the country in an associa-
ton TO work for Democratic success
next November
After the conference Governor VII II
son dictated tho following Interview II
Democratic platform is much the
strongest most direct and explicit ON I
the question or public health and pure
food The conference which attended II
was to organize and develop that side i
OF the campaign. expected - make Il
the question OF the proper regulation n
of public health and pure food one % Il
the principal features Of my cam II
paign.'
New Spending Tonr.
After this meeting Governor Wilson
went 10 Democratic headquarters and
spread out there himself "a big map i
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