Evening journal., 1912-10-18
WILSON, in KENT,
ASKS VOTERS TO
AID DEMOCRATS

DOVER. Del. Oct Republicans,
Democrats Prohibitionists and Progress
si,es, from all over Kent county and
even from Maryland we're in the vast
crowd that completely covered ono side
of Dovers historic Green" when Go,
eruor Wilson and his party arrived a
little after the scheduled time. The
nominee was met at the railroad sta.
tion by the Dover symphony Band and
q number of automobiles, gaily decorated
and NTH Young women gorhod IN the
national colors, each ono representing a
different state.
Amid the vast asscmbloge Merc more
than 200 automobiles. pressed into ser
vice 60 bring persons to Dover, besides
fully 1000 teams.
Former Secretary of State james II.
Hughes. chairman Of the Kent county
Democratic committee, introduced State
Senator Thomas NJ. Monaghan, the
Democratic candidate for Governor and
he in turn introduced Governor Wilson,
who was greeted with tremendous ap'
plaute-
Speaks for State Ticket.
u am glad to greet my friends in
Delaware" Governor Wilson said in
part Il am glad 20 be here TO speak
3or the entire State ticket OF Delaware.
have great admiration for your candi
date for Governor. Thomas NJ Mona
CHAN. who has served several terms in
the Delaware legislature and has en-
dcavored at all times TO vote and lcgis-
late against the conditions which have
prevailed in this State under Repubi'
can rule.
II also commend Mr.. 13rockson. the
candidate for Congress, and urge his
election. because tho Republican party
is not showing SO much concern for the
election of their President a. they arc
of Congress which they hope TO control
BY voting for Mr.. Brockson you will bs
aiding and assisting the Democratic
party in securing control Of Congress
While it may be possible that the next
House Of Representatives may be Demo
cratic, the Senate might be Republican
and therefore ] also urge the election OF
Democratic Legislature. which shal
elect a Democratic United States Sen
ator.
Are you willing that the affairs q
Tho United States shall stand wher'
they arel DO you think this Is wha
You wantl Then centre your eyes oi
your Legislature, and know who shall q
TO the United States Senate from Della
ware.
Touches Upon the Tariff.
This government is practically stand
ing still and has stood still for a lon
time and am here TO tell You that
is dangerous TO stand still; IL is danger
0us TO block any reform movement
This 6tond-pat dam will sooner or late
break. and the consequences will be de
plorable. ] do not predict trouble in th
United States. America is a self-prc
served nation. We all deplore that mos
terrible occurrence of few DAYS ago
the assault on Nh. Roosevelt. We deepl
resent such thing. and are at loss I
know why il should have happened.
III was with reluctance that ] hay
come on this tour, because of m
thought of that gallant man. Roosevelt
in the hospital. Mr.. Roosevelt has don
much TO awaken the movement of r,
form IN his country. and il is very niue
70 be deplored that he should be prevent
ed from going further in his efforts
that direction
Under the guidance of the Republ
can party We have been at sea for man
years. One of the main issues Of n
Republican administration has been ths
OF certain schedule Of the tariff, an
the present Chief Executive of the Unite
States was and has been desirous
having a board Of Tariff Revision Of n
own appointment What the people
this country are asked to do is 20 dri
under no guidance OF 10 stand sti
America cannot afford to stand still
America cannot stand still; America wi
not stand still
Voice From Rhode Island.
At the conclusion Of Governor Wilson
address former Governor Frank Higgin
ri Rhode Island, was introduced and f
Ehalf an hour he entertained the lar,
crowd with an exposition of the tar
and an srraignment OF the Republics
party in its Inconsistencies on the tar
lquestion. he. like Govsrnor Wiso
urged the election Of a Democratic Co
F.