Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-01
BRYAN ENDS HIS
NEW JERSEY TRIP
Lar~e Audiences Greet g.. a.
tary, W!io Urges Election of
Fielder as Governor.
Especial to the Newark start

JERSEY CITY, Nov. William
Jennings Bryan ended his two-day
campaign in behalf of James f. Field
er, Democratic candidate, last night
after making ten speeches in the
State.
Mr.. Bryan began Yesterdays ac-
tivities at New Brunswick. He read
an the newspaper dispatches from
Mexico, held conference with his
secretary, and then plunged into dis
cuSsions of the campaign with
Edward +. Grosscup, Democratic
state chairman. Mr. Bryan was in
constant telephone touch with Wash
ington, but would make no statement
as to the Mexican situation. In the
afternoon he was entertained at lun-
cheon by members of the Colonial
Club near Elizabeth. Later he made
q speech In Elizabeth. In the evening
the campaigners toured Bayonne, Ho-
boken and Jersey City, speaking In
several theatres and halls at Demo-
cratic rallies. Mr. Bryan returns to
the Msrvland fight today.
Between 5000 and 1900 persons were
In st. Mary's Hall, Hoboken, when
the secretary took the platform last
night. He was cheered several min
utes.
Il am particularly interested in the
New Jersey election" he began. 1T
has been put among the reform
States. Woodrow Wilson put 1t there.
Nhonor him. He had to work against
greater obstacles than we had in the
West. Governor Fielder took up the
work where President Wilson left of
and has helped to hold up the hands
of the President.
Stokes Is q dangerous man. When
| say that | say It not In an offensive
sense. | say that he would be a dan
gerous man for your governor in the
same spirit in which he said l would
be a dangerous man for President. l
do not View things from his stand
point, and he does not view them
from mine. | don't lunch In Wall
Street. | would not be welcome where
he would be cordially received, and
he would not be welcome where I was
cordially received.
president Wilson seeks the APP
. prevail of his conscience, rather than
the applause of the multitude. He haa
made the tariff bill law and the
currency bill soon will be law.
Then he will be ready for the trusts.
Why are the bankers against the cur
rency bill? Because 1t is a surgical
operation that separates them from
their victims. 1t Is written to disin-
tegrate and break the shackles of the
money trust. President Wilson's posi-.
ton on the trust question is that no
man is good enough to have control
of private monopoly"
ELIZABETH, Nov. More than
1000 persons heard William j. Bryan
speak here late yesterday afternoon
in behalf of James It. Fielder, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor. The
meeting was held in Proctor S
Theatre.
On the platform were members of
the County Democratic Committee.
Every Democratic organization of the
county was represented. Brigadier-
General Dennis #. Collins introduced
Assembly Candidate Francis V. Dob
bins as the first speaker. He was
followed by Assembly Candidate Will
lam A. Leonard. Both pledged their
support to Governor Fielder and thu
policies as outlined by President Will
son, when Governor, If elected to
serve another term In the State Leg
islature.