| Show JUDGE PARKER IN NEW JERSEY f Monster Meetings Addressed by the Democratic Candid Candidate te teI I MADE WHO CAME TO SCOFF RE BE REo o RAINED TO r rM TO Y NEWARK M N l J No Nov i 1 ly but sue suc was va the attempt made to 2 ight to rout IL a monster Demo latIc at the Essex Essec Troop armor here Judge Judger Parker Was the prIncipal The Tue great building with wIlh a ru d to be more than two I 1 hird that ot or Madison Square garden In New York wa filled At the first of the present administration j nd the name or of President Roosevelt hundreds broke forth with terrific hearing and for several mInutes It as though the Democrats were In the minority The scene that followed was one or of unimaginable con fusion Hisses and were mIngled 1 In anger and threats were iad anji nd tIle the were ere powerless to Finally the Democrats b by ht heer er force or of numbers and their groat i yr volume of sound drowned out th their Ir 1 The d Ju Judge Pa Parker er reached the halt ball Welcome to Parker t Judge Parkers Invasion of New Jet Jer I sf to make In the th pre present campaign I 1 hp first speech he helms has deU delivered ered out ide Of hIs native state wa met wIth kith resounding welcome This started hen tho candidate boarded n a ferr ferry or of th Ilie Lackawanna railroad at ChrIsto h r street New e York and was con on tInned at the Hoboken station on a train to Newark and en route 1 J the home cor t Forn S Senator James Jr where the members of his Party flarty were guests at dInner At the Broad street station In Newark sev several ral thousand people gath red and despite t poUce protection passage up If Broad street was forced with great Led b by a squad of poUce pollee and a military band the party part in two car wa as drIven to Mr lr Smiths home big crown was gathered there and JInes Ines were established b by the police potice to the party to reach the house houS 4 Judge Parker mounted the steps there was a tremendous cheering He t eral times lifted his hat and shook hands with women who rushed to the t leps ps After Arter dinner a reception was held at Mr 11 Smiths home where many people met the candidate Streets Densely Packed Judge Parker Smith started for the armory at The street and perk park In front of 11 Smiths house hOUS was was c wIth people who Cheered the as the party part drove awa awand and nd n display Was as made an all along the route to the then n armory o oThe The of the Parker party Including the escor escorts QC mba dubs bands committees of citizens In and those in charge of the arrangements for br the candidates re enjo enjoyed ed an unimpeded pass passage ge to 10 the armory but there the they found t h capacity of the building overtaxed After several attempts to gain an en entrance t trance by the main doorS door a gateway I vas as Cound beneath the stage Phenomenal Demonstration the appearance of Judge Par kr on the platform at the was aa phenomenal The e came from every part or of the I armon and the volume or of sound was Flags were hairs chairs wre vere hammered with hands hanas and feet me Persons whistled others shouted Iud iid all contrIbuted their full share to the thU enthusiasm After exactly twenty minutes Judge fudge Park Parker r took a hand In quelling the en One minute later he ad addressed dressed the chairman In an instant t the h armory was converted from tumult 1 tience Throughout his itis candidate was rj well treated heartily when he scored n and listened to attentively at 4 J a all n times There were no mo more demon from his 1 opponents opponent that lh it were worthy orth or of notice nolic Powerful Address Judge Parkers Parkers voice was rather stron stronger er than usual It penetrated the furthermost sections or of the armory Judge Judg Parker d described the method f lv hy which tin the United d States WAS peo phd beginning wIth H a narrow fringe t lonE along the Atlantic coast and spread lug Jug steadily lb across the nt ing the same language und and po se I Ithe 1 the ht same Ideals It Is said ld 1 natural inevitable almost almo t as s I as the tides or of the o ocean ean which i har made the country what it is and ill Ue the society that 1188 come of thit varied effort the w wOrds and Ot have hae become meaningless and ando o Picture Not Pleasant Turning for a moment front from this pie ture that which sets before re us the of expansion even eYen in the great countries of Europe and We find an e tirel different Ideal There It has hos been accomplished b by the cruelty con conqueror the ambition of the soldier and the rapacity or of the tax ta collector lt It bar gone on not over oer virgin lands but among crowded populations It has put millions of oC people under the ot of the c conqueror and ami has among tho those e at home the idea that these great masses have been brought into the world to serve a dis distant tant master whom they would tee ce or to provIde or ir r profit for a conquerIng race Race For Conquest I It hat has promoted the growth of na navies vies Ies uNless and unnecessary for tor their purpose of protecting commerce and armies which quarter on the conquered lands have been paid by revenues drawn from scanty scant or deca decaying Indus Industries trips tries Even In these days das or of arbitration and nd peace conferences the rage for tor conquest national rivalries and the fear that one might obtain an advantage er another have made eons conscription almost universal over th the whole conti continent neat nent of Europe They have divided un unknown Unknown known continents Into protectorates or ot of Influence which thus fur ar have been almost to the hold holders holders ers and harmful to the natives It is that kind of oC upon which hleb we re are invited to look with Ith fa for We are asked to turn from our r rown own mighty might but peaceful from the spectacle of a continent set tied by a homogeneous people attached to Ilbert fi fiRed ted to govern themselves r in order th that t we may enter uon the beginning o of a a policy polley which must In Inevitably Inevitably E end nd In the t of r the theother other mt wh whIch I 1 have hane so 0 bri briand briefly and ami 0 imperfectly outlined C Continued on Pa Fare FareA A I I I I 1 I I I i I i I I Uj IN NEW NF ER EY Continued from Page J Why Try we are asked then to turn awa away from Cram the aSsured triumphs which a as house has to us and to adopt methods which opposed to all allour allour our traditions have not even the merit of success ess or of b rInging bringing happiness and contentment to a single people thus far subjected to them we e ma may wll enter our em protest such a polk We reel feel and amI tha t hart of our liberty by O our tir 1 People eo pIe have guarded the t coure OUt 01 mor than a antI and ft a j 11 quarter rte ha not been lost If under a i nto ot t 1 aD l t we have been able through pea w foreign and In Ini t une to gr w frem a population of 1 to bile Ite pf why may mayve we ve not go ou Omi pUl we have doubled i that Why we ve consent to take even the fleet first step which according tu to Its advocates Is j co certain to lead us to what they ther calli call The he Trust Qu Question s ion I Ta ingup up the he trust question Judge I said lt 18 conceded that durIng the last thie or four years 1 he Increase In the tho cost of Jiving has amOunted to one I sixth Shaw rejoices In it and says the wages ot of the workingman and the Income of our pe people are greater in Now Jf that haf Is i true the householders of this country know it It If not their wIves do They I know whether hether the br bread ad winners in inome inome ome ome is greater bY b a sixth than it was I four years ears ago There her are arc instances In which It is But in the great majority of cases you ou will wUl find It fl is not true You will wUl discover that It requires just justa a little more work on your our part antI and antImore more care on the part or of your wives to t make both ends meet from month to month Now Vh why is it that thE prices I or of the things we have to hove have are I pushed up a little from fram time to time i w whether Ue Q bo improvement in our incomes or not Is it not in part be because cause the of this country to today dt day is largely in control contral of or 01 trusts which are enabled to I o t co competition end thus thug prices Corporations Exempt i When an individual violates the law the In lav punishes him When a corpor ati n violates tile the law the law punish It A corporation is ho no more entitled to from the conse consequences of af It wrongful acts than an I individual A combination of als to control the m market price of prod l of an any kind is void A combInation combination tion o corporations for a similar pur poe Is alike void We Ve would not hesi hesitate hesitate tate for a moment to prosecute the in Individuals divi thus thug violating the law for the purpose of oppressing the people Why should there be an any hesitation In en enforcing enforcing forcing the law against great corpora corporatIons corporations for fOI illegal megal business Are the ar artificial creations of the government ex In practice from the operation or of sacred principle of equal and ex exa a abt t justice to all men It ought not notto to beso And t will not Ion long be so If we as a people act wisely in both st contests Shall ShaH it Continue Overwhelming in importance tower the questions ShalL the partnership the Republican lenders leaders and the trusts continue with profit to both and hurt to the country Shall the trust I contributions of millions to the cam campaign campaign fund secure the ri right ht to continue I wrongful taking of af millions a year from the people Another ovatIon was given the can when he concluded It contin continued ned several fact until Parker FarRer i k tIe meeting to take talce a specIal trolley car to Jersey City where be made before beCore return returning lag ing to New ew York tonight The demon stratton outsIde the armory almary as the par part party t ty was escorted to tile the special car was even eTen greater than that which greeted his entrance to the armory armor It is es d b by Democratic leaders that as mani many p people ople w were re unable to get into th the armory us the number in th the audi audience audience ence AT JERSEY CITY I Another Tre Ovation Given rud Judge Parker Kew York Nov o IAn audience that t Elks hell terse City to over overflowing er flowing remained until 1050 to greet and listen to Jud Judge e Parker tonight he appeared th they y gave him a vo 0 t I greeting lasting min mm utes ts As soon as lie he entered the han ball hanat he at once onee went to the front or of the stage sho shoOk It s with the chairman ot of the meeting and then faced CaettI th the au J nc wh whIch h hn mountEd the chairs Wildly arni waving nag flags ludge Parker several times He took toak his mau manuscrIpt from hi his pocket and nd stood ready to begin but as aK the di died d away it would be e Judge was IntenselY et ven en at times in his delivery pd manner He was fre frequently frequently Inte b by applause and Rno anomer r ovation when he con eluded He in part we ar are ol posed to the pur purt t of the electorate and have felt It our our duty t SU say so those who would c it to the end that their power to plunder the people may continue cry out in closing hours of the earn cam campaign that the interests would not be sa safe e with a Democratic As I have ve had occasion to say r rb I b before and I deem It my dut duty to say ag in the h are furnishing tM th with they hope to 1 d 1 Tr T th Will Prevail I arn am 8 sorry rry to lo be obliged to say ay it itI if it were not true tru e I would not SAy It I to gain the presidency or or any aru other earthly rw rd but It IR in true and that being so U It b becomes comes my duty to warn varn I the o of it ItOi lOOp Oi in a public address I I I called attention to the fact that the charge hAd not been met and could not he I J it as out that Mr Cortelyou would make answer to the the of the tho Republican national lone one time private secretary to the later a member of the cabinet as ashead ashead head of Jf the department or of commerce I and lab r such having the right to the secrets of the I trust r which under th the stat ItO m l not go beyond nt If fi s sAmI And AmI then It Was almost almast as promptly denied that he had any u purpose Weak Reply New York Tribune of this morning publishes a dispatch from under the head of Cortel Cortelyou l lou you ou Falsely Accused with a subhead saying that he Has Not Nat Extorted Cam Campaign Campaign Contributions From Corpora Corporations It gives what purports to be the statement of a man who withholds his name He is f described In the Tribune article as a man who knows all that occurred at Mr last Jast call callon callon on the president Whether It was one or thO other is 45 Jef left In doubt But ilan luany event It is of no conse quenco which PIC ee It was for these grave cannot be met anany There lire only t two 0 persona who can interest the the people on n thIs sub subject jet U rr the have hav anything to Eay say the people would woOld like t have have It saId promptly The het Dale Dare Not Answer re i lia tito N iW v ew York ork Tim Tims es an and II l If charge charges CO jiU h lb mOst t 1 4 h 5 th t r reproduced I in every part at of te the coun forer former propoundIng ten que ques questions tons beginning with How much has the beer beef trUst contrIbuted to lIr Mr Cor Cortelyou There has been pl plenty t or of time to answer these questIon but the they have not been answered rd be beI beIt I It Is for the people now to ay who whether ther the trust trusts or of th country shall be permitted to Control eloe elec tons 11 in order that their privilege to pay tribue may be continued The c candidates let left the haJ liali after concluding and went Peters Petes hal hail where he received r and delivered the same ame Judge e Parker left jerseY Jersey Cit City for New York nt at llO There were vere large crowds in th Streets of Jersey City an and they cheered him enthusIastically |
