The sun., 1916-09-19
WILSON TO OUTLINE
: BUSINESS POLICIES
First Real Speech Of Campaign
tO BE Delivered at Shadow
Lawn Saturday.
MCCORMICK CONFIDENT
Returns From Central states
: TO Report Great Enthusiasm
Among Democrats.

President Wilson will address the
Democratic business men OF New Jersey
ut Shadow Lawn on next Saturday
afternoon. This. II his speech Of &c.
''ceptancs be excepted. will be his frst
epcech OF the campaign. II was as such
II was announced yesterday by the
Democratic National Committee.
-, The Wilson campaign none
10 make the occasion one Of great po-
liticai Significance. All the Chambers OF
Commerce in New jersey have been In
vited 10 hear the address. and Tam
many business men In this city ais are
being urged 10 make the trip TO Shadow
Lawn. The meeting Is set for 3 i. NJ.
VIII Outline Policies.
Mr.. Wilson has promised he will dis
cuss the attitude Of his Administration
toward business In general. telling what
the Federal Reserve act has achieved
and also to outline the policy he Intends
To follow In the event Of his reelection.
II Is also his purpose. the campaign man
ayers said yesterday, to discuss the eight
hour law. as to which the public senti-
ment Of the country has put him on the
defensive.
Glowing reports Of Democratic pros
pects IN the Central States were brought
back BY Vance c. Mccormick. the ma
tional chairman. on his return from In
d~ianapolis and Chicago. Indiana, In par
ticular, Mr.. Mccormick declares. II GER
tain to give Its electoral vote to Wilson.
ConAaent Of whole Ticket.
~ met the Democratic county chair
men, state and county Officers at In
dianapolis,' said Mr.. Mccormick. "and
the confidence they displayed was an In
~spirat!on. They feel absolutely sure that
Indiana will give her electoral vote to
the Democratic national ticket. n they
are equally AS sanguins concerning the
reelection Of the Democratic State ticket.
Including two United States Senators.
The State Democratic organisation 10 do
ing n splendid work. under the direction
CT officers of state ORGANIZATIONS. and the
campaign Is progressing in "a manner
that Is entirely satisfactory.
"In Chicago | met the national com
mittecmen. state chairmen and many
leading Democrats from Wisconsin.
Michigan. Nebraska. Missouri. Kansas.
Ohio and Illinois. and | was impressed
with the fact that they are militant and
confident. The primaries in these states
are over. and the local organization
arc working tremendously fnr tho sue
cess Of the party. state and national.
All NepOrts Favorable.
fhc reports from al, OF this middle
country were favorable to the candi-
dacy Of Wilson and Marshall The party
Is united and the leaders are working
mere tremendously than ever before,
vntUfH. u,tth - npna.ep.Ss mud an
thur assn born OF confidence In tnelr
candidates and confidence IN the belief
tina. their Efforts will be rewarded by
victory In November. The state organ
nations in all this territory are doing
q splendid work Ia arousing the people
TO the importance of the issues involved
and the people generally are responding
in a fine spirit of earnestness.
II was very much Impressed with the
character of work being done in the
Chicago Headquarters of the Democratic
National Committee In cooperating with
the local organizations The managers
are doing a great work. ] vas also
highly gratiied AT the reports / re-
ceived concerning the Progressives They
are cooperating with the Democrats"
Marsh Also Enthusiastic
Wilbur W MSrrh. treasurer of the
Democratic National Committee. Just re-
turned from a ten day trip through Iowa,
Minnesota and Wisconsin, was not less
optimistic than his chief. Republicans
IN those States are iocklng to the Pres.
tdent's standard, according to Mr.
Marsh.
81 met hundreds Of men and e?ery
one OF them mentioned 10 me the names
OF Republicans who intent to vrts for
president Wilson in This nIar,,n,v la
said. 1T was tho same everywhere
went-in Iowa. Mimepta- and. wiscun.
iin. l attended the State fair In the
after state and came In personal con.
tact with many people. I was Impressed
with the fact hat all kinds OF fellows
IN never voted the Democratic tickle,
are going to vote for the President
Appeal Made to Jews.
Henry Morgcnthau. chairman Of thu
Democratic National Finance Committee
has issued an appeal to the Jews o
America to contribute to the Wilson
campaign fund. The name OF BRANDED,
does not appear in the appeal. but ther,
Is this reference to his appointment t
the United States supreme Court:
1.-THE President has made brilliant an
pointments to the highest offices, which
have helped to disarm religious preju
dice"
The Jews are urged to enlist in a spe
cial ten thousand club Of campaign con
tributors.
Gov. Whitman's probable success II
the Progressive primaries to-day wa
conceded yesterday by Edwin s. Harris
Democratic State chairman. MIR. Harris
said Judge Seabury had hopes Of car
rying the Progressive primaries. bu
that ms "A practical politician he Harris.
regarded 1t as very improbable.