The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-29
kIB HAS HAD
TOO Many G. o. p.
GOVERNORS

'[I< Wv EhlNONc
<psssssu>d fsea ras< oae,.
"a defeat OF their candidate In the
norlos was made more than evident
y the governor said:
III I have to say 70 the Republt
II d this. that during the past rs
~ We have had only two Demo
We governors and altogether too
Democrats In the state OF Mich
NJ. They have been too scarce for
y beneft OF you Republicans. You
"a something To clarity your sys
~ and about the best thing | can
~ OF Is a splendid dose Of Democ'
~. On. l appreciate that too.
NV wherein am indebted to you
)ollsants OF the Republicans OF this
1te voted for me I'm 1904, thousands
ne two years ago and have every
lcotion to think that tens Of thou
DDS will do so next Tuesday"
Referring TO the strike In the cop
country. the governor laid special
fess upon the fact that he was &C
Drded a great welcome on his visit
Calumet He again admitted that
- votes OF the laboring men OF De
(ojt were necessary TO reseat him in
- governors chair. -, - -.
ii N this connection he said:
Now, my friends. have / been tried?
1--we I gone through any crisis
hen I received that telegram from
Ne sheriff OF Houghton county saying
Lat he needed assistance. .l-was par
Iyxcd. don't know whether Il would
ave paralyzed Gov. Osborn or not.
mat n no AFFAIR Of minersaf have
4Gard II said that he would have gone
y there and investigated before call,
- out the troops. You would have
I'D something 10 repent OF today IL
y had. don't know that be said
Hat He is reported to have done so.
1on't charge him with saying IT,
For all these 90 years there has
ZEN coming out or the north and out
Tie copper country Norwegians,
nlxes. Finlanders. Polanders and peo-
o tof ~ different nationalities---com
~ down To the Ferris institute 10 get
little larger vision OF the world they
No In. Then they went back. They
oce not doing work that was any
ore honorable than mining. but they
"a managed to use their brains in
20 way that they were now doing
160ness for themselves. and they
hid me and said. Be sure 1t Is all
~: the sheriff needs help; we are
Imminent peril
<IVhat did do? Send four or Ave
11Idrcd soldiers up there, part OF
1n to lose taeir lives and accom-.
- nothing? No. had learned q
ION early In boyhood: II you are
(IG TO do q thing, do II thoroughly
~ 40 II quick So sent every avail
NJ militia man up into the copper
anfry You know what followed;
4 single miner lost his life az the
IDS OF soldier: not single sol
- lost his life at the hands OF a
(er. j hope. my laboring friends.
- you appreciate the significance
HAT fact.
when enter some Of the institu-
u where men toll with their hands
sweat. even as sweat here on
platform. fancy that am In a
ace. Oh fnen. ! wish / could tell
OF that reception i'm the copper
ntry. Thirty-fve thousand men
for what? Ten or twelve thou
men In line, miners. mine work
bookkeepers, stenographers.
les. superintendent, all marching
Sther like brothers--and they were
hers paying tribute. a tribute OF
|ltude TO the governor of Michigan.
You laboring men Of Detroit, IL you
r16 understand the attitude Of those
s. "a the present governor, next No
Der 3rd would give me the great.
majority any governor has had In
c1igan In the last so years"
me governor then spoke briefly OF
MAN for mediation commission
n cummended the o'clock closing
oVemort In Detroit stores.
n closing the governor said:
rIhiS meeting tonight, whether i
elected or defeated, will be like
yielt 70 the copper country, an
|her pleasant and enjoyable mem.
4 Gov. Ferris candidacy received re-
rwed impetus among the Democrats
the reading of an Endorsement OF
y candidacy from President Wood
~ Wilson.
4 u Z letter mailed to Z. o. Wood,
or3ocratic national committeeman,
~ teIegraphed by him to Z. G.
klelds, chairman OF the state cen
mi committee. the president uses the
oIlowihg words:
The White House,
Washington. d. c., Oct. 2s.
f Hon. r. o.. Wood.
Democratic National Committee
man. AZ
b FLINT. Mich,
This Is Just line to express
+ my deep interest IN the campaign
s Tor the reelection OF Gov. Ferris.
Eikc every other public man who
p Interested In progressive meas
tres and Ia honest administration,
"a have followed the course of az
& lairs under Gov. Ferris with the
= greatest interest and satisfaction.
y Ny hearty wishes 20 out TO him
md 10 those who are working for
= BIS reelectiou L cannot believe /"
< that the voters OF Michigan will
lnrn away from SO exceptional a --
WOODROW WILSON"
ep. Doremus, =. F. Ingram, Demo-
tic candidate for mayor. and An
0@io Entenza. Democratic candidate
/D1I congress from the new Thirteenth
frict. delivered brief. addresses.
eyriS Admits Need q.
OfLdb0rers' Votes