The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-06

Printed In the Founders Campaign Paper
witt, Pertinent Foot Notes


with Pertinent Foot Notes.
AsBURY PARK Now 5.-Last evening the third
issue OF the Red Bank Star the campaign organ
founded by James A. Bradley. the fusion can
didate for the State Senatorship. made its ap-
pearance. and thousands OF copies OF it are
being scattered throughout the towns and
villages Of the county by special messengers
The principal article Ia six-column story en-
titled John Murry." which was written by
Mr.. Bradley and was first published in 1871.
1t tells how the hero. who was left penniless
orphan at an early age. resisted all temptn-
lions to do wrong. married the girl OF his
choice. and became member of Congress.
Among the songs being used by Mr.. Bradley
in his campaign is one entitled -" Where is My
Wandering Boy Tonight ?" The Star prints
part Of the song with the following foot note:
Whore Is my wandering boy to night
The boy OF my tend'rest care
The boy that was once my Joy End light
The child OF my love and prayer
Poor fellow! He got in tho habit Of gambling
at the race track, forged his uncle's name. fed
from homo. and is now wanderer)
The same Issue Of the Star has the following:
IT'S tho old-time religion
It's the 0lt.tlme religion
IT'S the old.time religion
il was good enough for Wesley.
j was good enough for Wesley.
And rs good enough Tor me-
THE above is n verse OF hymn sung at the
old-tme camp meetings In New Jersey, and il
any Of the old-timers are in the audience let
them follow the buglc and Sing; The gambler
cannot got n vote from these old-timers u
Sfsr gs 81 II se e R
bury Park on al excursion Of the sunday
sssh9ol Of his church during the summer Of
Bradley ordered the Major out Of one OF the
paylions on NJ. Bradley's beach front, and
told him when he demonstrated that he had
explicit orders to keep all colored persons out
Of the structure ST Inc MAJOR came here a at
Baptist church in West Astury Park. in which
he denounced Mr.. Bradley In strong terms for
discriminating against the neopIe o. his race;
Copies OF a circular addressed to the colored
voters OF the State and condemning Mr.. Brad
ley will be given out t.; morrow morning,
This evening Major Teacle delivered an ad-
dress In the negro church at Long Branch. He
said lie was not present for the purpose OF
black guarding Mr. Bradley, but In the in
Mr. Bradley's candidacy because he knew that
he discriminated against the negroes. and he
had come from Philadelphia expressly to tell
what he knew.
inent colored Republican 81 this city yester-
day Issued letter for circulation against the
candidacy OF Founder Bradley. 1t says in part:
the great majority Of Us, ignorant and poor.
have seitrsspect enough To be Ike Andrew Jackson
agin' the people who are agin' us People who too
readily forgive injuries 100 reaaiy forget tav3rs u
bettlo will not properly support those who con
sisteniy support in daily battle for the enjoy.
ship To preserve our civil rights We must be able 10
do something as well as say Something when az at.
mad: to dsIyo rs IF SSy. nm Mir ssIa nsS
other would. be scriptlOnBts more sautaFy than
hundred indignation meetinga