The Detroit times., 1912-11-02
WILSON WILL MAKE
FINAL APPEAL TONIGHT
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field. Currency and banking ques-
tions must be discussed and settled in
the interest OF those who use credit.
produce the crops, manufacture the
goods, and quicken the commerce OF
the nation, rather than in the inter
est of the banker and the promoter
and the captain OF finance. who II
set OF By themselves i'm the manage
ment OF such things, too easily lose
sight even OF their own intimate and
inseparable relation 10 the general
needs and interests OF the rank and
file. Forests must be renewed, ana
mines and water courses must be hus-
banded and preserved, as il We were
trustees for all generations. not mere
ly for our own for the sake OF com
munities and nations and not merely
for the immediate use OF those who
hasten 10 enlarge their enterprises
and think only of their own profits
The government must employ its pow
ers and spend its money TO develop
a whole people and whole continent.
and at the same time keep them free
and alert and unhampered. its eye al
ways on the common use and puT-
pose, It's thought constantly OF what
will happen TO the average man and
OF what will be prepared for the next
generation.
I'VE must consider our foreign
policy upon the same high principle,
None OF these high things can be
done. because none of them can be
conserved from the point OF view q:
those who at present exercise power
over us at Washington. No establish
ed policy OF the Republican party can
be used for such ends
Shall we not move forward TO the
fin9l conquest? An organized, united
and enthusiastic force stands ready
the only united and militant force 20
which the people can turn with any
prospect that they Will be served,
prom. pity, effectively and upon clear
principle OF action-the great Demo
cratic party, now at last solid and OF
clear purpose To IL all who are fuh
of nope and OF the vigor that makes
tomorrows are flocking-the young
men OF the nation. the noble and de-
voted women who wish 10 see Byte.
days for their children and for all
who are oppressed, the men who
never grow old but always press for
ward 10 enterprises of the new age.
all who desire free opportunity and
love the public course that is just
and righteous and quick with the
Eopes OF mankind"
Gov. Wilson returned To New York
today from Rochester. where he deliy-
cred a speech last night in which he
attacked the United states senate as
citadel OF private interests, de-
claring the people had not had pos
session of that body for a generation. |
He said confusion and incessant
contest would result for the next four
Years. with a postponemeHT or res rs I
latlon. unless both douses OF con- |
gress as we'll as the presidency were /
- Democratic through and through.
He. also explained his views on the |
regulation Of competition AT greater I
length and with more detail than he
had done before in the campaign.
Holding that the two chief issues 1
of the campaign are the tariff and the
trusts, he reiterated that without dis
turbing the healthy fibre OF American
business he proposed TO have 'spe- I
cial favors cut out OF the tariff" lie
announced that he intended 10 fight
for the rest OF his lie 10 destroy pri-
vate monopoly.
The governor declared thar monop /
oily could be prevented by making IL F.
legal the unfair methods OF competi /
ton