Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Wilson Freely Predicts Demo- cratic Victory, Saying Old Guard Ends the Campaign Without an Issue.
 LABOR WILL REGISTER
 WHETHER HE'S RIGHT Life Long Friends and Thou sands of Admirers From All Over New Jecsey Gather at Shadow Lawn for Speech.
(By Review Leased Wire.

LONG BRANCH. N. J., Nov. 4.- 1 President Wilson closed his campaign l for reelection at Shadow Lawn today ! with speech in which he accused the opposition of attemuting to coeree workingmen and charged that political capital is being made out of unset tied questions which if not settled wisely might bring this country at any time into the world conflict"
 Predicting Democratic victory next Tuesday. the President declared:
 Having despaired of an issue they are filling the country with alarms. They are not only filling the country with alarms. but they are attempting coercion of laborers. They imagine that the men are not their own mas ters and dare not vote as they think. but at last. thank God, the American laborer is awake.
 President Confident.
 Let them fill the country with alarms; the alarms are their own. not our. They used to control the credit of the country; now they control mo- thing but the betting. So, my fellow citizens" he continued. "I feel rising in my pulse already the inspiration and impulse which Is to come not only to the United States but the whole world next Tuesday. I do not identify myself with this. To me has fallen the unspeakable good fortune of hap penins to be the spokesman of the American people at this critical and fateful time"
 The Tariff 5ugaboo.
 NIT. Wilson asserted that the Re publican party had fallen back on the protective tariff as its only issue.
 They know perfectly we'll" he said. that all the pretenses about the protective tariff have been torn away" adding that the industries with the highest protection have paid the low est wages.
 Difference in Parties.
 'The difference between the Repub- lican party and the Democratic party IS this" he continued. "The Republi- can party offers them masters: we offer them comrades and leaders. The Republican party offers to take care of them; we offer to go into a fight shoulder to shoulder with them to get the rights which no man has a right to give them"
 Enormous Crowd There.
 The Presidents address was deliver ed before a large gathering which came from Jersey City. Newark. Tren- ton, Princeton and other towns and 'ities in the state. including a delesa- ion of Princeton professors and stu ients. Governor Fielder of New Jer- 'ey presided.
 The President said in part:
 invisible government never existed n more hateful form than it has ex- sted past years this state of New ersey.
 When I see this unblushing. this mpudent attempt to reinstate these orces without any Goncealment of any ind. do you wonder that would like O get out again and denounce the Thole crowd as know them? Because he purpose is to do exactly with the overnor of New Jersey what they sed to do in the old days of the ighest tide of their power when in rivate conclave they used 10 do the hings that no man would care to do n public and where this state vas overned not by its legislature. not by IS accredited servants, but by men 'ho contrive things for their own in crest without taking the public into heir confidence at all-back stairs overnment l cannot speak too luch emphasis on this subject be- ause know what am talking about. Tt is delightful to fight the things lat are wrong. It is delightful to hit that is worth destroying. he only thing that is disappointing contests of this sort is that these 'lows dodge and will not get hit.
 Il want to testify that have dealt ith most of the men who are being Tered as candidates on the state emocra,ic ticke'. and know them be honest mel"