The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-12
p.,u,,ican Address 10 Voters,

Republican Address 10 Voters.
The state Republican Committee has
issued , straightforward address to The
yotprs ,C The State. uutlIning The issues
in he NJ sent campaign. TIE address
is as follows:
.'Tl,e issues in this canvass are OF
paramount Importance. Upon their
,ight determination will depend the
~eruriIy of the highest public interests.
The convention OF zach party mas oeen
held. its candidate for governor named,
n Il its platform OF principles enunciat-
rd Either General Ed ward Grubb or
loon Abuelt. will be the next Cover
nor nj New Jersey. All votes given to
any other candidate will be thrown
"way MFR. Abhptt's candidacy is u
u~ersonal one, aud looks to the acquisi-
ton of political pawer, patronage ana
futnr. advancement. 1t has in it No
elemen of state interest. 1t IL pure
10 san nominal ion, made under the
management and direction OF Demo-
cratic machine politicians for partisan
purposes.
I'VE are not lelt in doubt rs TO the
cor, nj administration Mr.. Albeit will
give us N the event oi his elect'on. lie
has already given us a taste OF ms quar-.
ity. During his former term as Uover-
nor he made the public interests sub
aerviant to partisan ends. He convert
ed the judiciary Of every County ana az
the charl'apIe anu Peiai i'e,'.u '"no ~
the State into polltlcai mach'nes ne
established the rule oi Tue mefceharles,
''heelers'' aud sloiismen OF ms party.
Ills administration was markea oy tne
worst appointments ever nlade ny ~
New Jersey Governors ny eiect,on tfick-
cry and rascallty oil the grossest cna!ac-
ter; by the bold larceny o iesiS,a.Ive
seats; by the illegal use OF the Demo.
cratic constabulary u local ponce OF
the State capital Tor t.e tJecsloh OF
officers OF the House OF assembly IN u
discharge OF their awfu' dutles, py pol
itical wrongs anu outrages WHICH SLIT
led the indignant u Oh hohest mel
everywhere; by bargains anu -deais
that ruthlesSly sacrtnced every prihcl-
pie of good government, ava ny repeat.
ed conspIracles against 'ne iights apd
interesIs OF lie i'opP. NO tnree Years
of executive control III liis otate ever
equaled in bitter ana hiaiignant partis-
anship those III Mhic'i Nj. oDe oc-
cupied the Ghiiertatofiai chair, is IL
worth while t" invite = 'epet'tlon, IN
Il still more ~agefaVa'eh i"'tD, Dir poi
icy thus pteludtc'b /" ne sooa name
of the STATE?
THE Democratic platform IS. ike
the party candidate, unworthy OF puD-
lie confidence. IL evades tine question
of temperance ana IL WIN q
lot rcform-two oil the Q important
issues of the campaign. IL has no IN
telligent policy 10 propose as 10 any
matter of real concern
GENERAL GRuBB,s CANDiDACY.
General Edward burd GrnDD IS the
candidate oi Tue Ifop,e III 'he .fues
and best sellst. lie ala not seek the
nomination, n IN aceeP.,.g II mas M
other object III view nan ne PROMO
ton OF the "eila'' o, me o1a.e. I.e y
without partisan p'f"se vi
of amy sort. ii ievateh 10 me COVER
iiorshlp MS EFFORTS VIII De gwen ior eae
the highest pho'ic go'u. e'ies
6ruppS every interest ID WIN 'n's
Stale. II" WIS porn anu e"1cd. Gu III
B'iri'hs'" COUNTY fie"u ~
sty roopS ~ 'Hr I'o,l W pa.',e i.oI'
1901 10 ioo4' ne has ilseu az ms oet,
sey nome since 6he CLOSE oithe war, aito
as pren 'den''iieu Wild many puoiie
interests ne Is a~pproacnapio gehiai,
honest, ihteliigelt anu o'ase. ne Inv
conVicliohs Win 'nu courage W Ina,h'
tam thrm; NJ VIII D'ing 10 ny. skg'
cutiVe mar the pes. anu llpehsq aoli'
ny I exPeIleiiceu manhoou: ne
De electeu II 'iie rishs 'h'nhihs pepp's
OF the STATE WIN go u poiis aug
vote. IL ohly heeus su., sote " ~
sure ms occupancy oi the enecu.lve
chair OF this state lor the neAc ahree
years
IN the pa Iorm Oh p,incIpies' on
which the hepuoiican cahdiuate stahds.
there Is u" uncertainty VI evasion. II
stands LOT local sell government, ioI
tne honest registration aho return OF
elections, i"r Tue pest possiule ENACT