The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-20
ADLER HITS GOLDPOCLE HARD
~ M BEATS MN, EVEN TAM
MANY WON'T M lRPRISED.
sample Ia, In the Canvass ~ the Man
Whom w erybOti! IN the District CANS
tharite-In DE Ate" Max Frank.
lin springs photographs on Float ers.

With the aid Of cameras, Max Franklin,
Republican candida for Assembly in the
Eighth Assembly district hopes to Illustrate.
in "A measure, wholesale plo, Of coloniza-
ton which h" declares has been arranged
hy the followers of the Sullivans For the
last seven years the district has been carried
by Assemblvman Charles Adler against
the forces of Tammany Hall The SulG-
vans realized that if Adler, who is running
for Congress this year against Goldfogle.
can hold anywhere near his normal strength
in de Ate" his election will be certain.
as there is only 500 Democratic plurality
IN the entire Congress district.
The Eighth district has been colonized
before, and a great number Of the ioaters
came from Concy Island. Shoepshead
Bay and Williamsburg. Candidate Franklin
this year on primary day sent a number o.
friends 30 these places and took Snapshots
Of hundreds Of the loyal Democratic voter,
a they cast their ballots.
On registration days "A great many strange
faces were seen in the polling places in de
Az" With his photographs Mr.. Franklin
has inspected number Of them and -avs
that he will be- able to prove that they voted
on primary day in BROOKLYN The photo
graphs will be turned over 20 Sup' McCul-
lagh's deputies and if tho 1oaters attempt
To vote on "lec ion day they will be recog-
nlled and arrested Asseinblvman Adler
laid YESTERDAY.
i have nothing to fear from these foaters
They pu' item IN here before on mo bv the
hundreds and IA soon a. they got all the
money they could ou' of rammanv Hall
the votes on election day showed that they
went back on their hencfaotors and voted
tho ether way
Col Michael Bail. enc Of Mr. Adler's
li"Gtenant-. het 81 800 20 81 900 Yesterday
thal Adler would beat Goldfogie. and SAYS
b" has ST. 500 more in commissions 10 place
A. the same odds
Adler is conducting his campaign from
hi- residence al Forsyth and Broome streets
but finds time 10 60 around the district and
so" his constituents. 4 SUN reporter. spent
most of Yesterday in his Office. Att O'Clock
in the morning Mr.. Adler was reused out 81
bed 10 bail out man al the Eldrldge street
station who was held for some trivial Of
fcrC,'
Al O'Clock three women, with tears and
lamentations. called ard begged him 20
intorCcde for their husbands in IN. Essex
Market polio" court. The huShards we're
fore. Mr. Adler was in court when the
cases We're called. and through his inter-
c.'ssion the prisoners w"r" discharged with
warning. tn" women crowded around
him and kissed his hand in their gratitude
for hls efforts
Any one who knows the poverty Of some
of these poor people, MIR Adler said 10 a
friend. knows what a fin" Of three OF five
dollars means 10 them and what suffering
II entails
When he went back 'o hi- house he found
a crowd of men, women and children wait
ing for him. Scarcely any of them called
on uolijiCal business hut they wanted all
kinds of iaVOr- done. One Young man
wanted letter Of accommodate ION to get
plaC" IN a business house. Another waited
a job as a car conductor. NJ. Adler wrote
the letter for tn" first man and made an
appointment 10 meet tn" other man to-day.
A ~eedv-looking man approached and
said say. Charley, | am up against
It hard and amt had nnthn' ter "at since
last night The A~s"mhIymau gave mp
a dollar That man hG- been a Tanmanv
Hall man all h,s life, and knew him when
he vas better of" laid he
Several small boys stepped forward
and one of them said.
Say, Charlie, give ~ som" ut Yer but
tons Every on" of our gang j. wild Won
You gct all our votes
They got h.rnl of hur,ou- and wen,
on their way happy
On. woman wanted her boy released
from an institution, another Nai 'rd two
children committed pom" Another wanted
"A Job a. cleaner IN an Office. building and
two wanted advice on love matters Two
old men wanted a Conlrlbut iou for a poor
family and GO It. They came that va
in a steady stream up 10 noon time. and
Mr. Adler made enough appointments
10 keep him busy good part OF tu-dav
Then Ice M"nl ont ami mad" 'our Of ia"
district He was greeted 10y nearly every
man, woman and child u" passed and a
crowd Of several hundred small boys fol-
lowed iu hc rear shouting "Hurrah for
tharli" Adh,r.' From the ~toops and win
dOw- pi trucm.it- cam" >alutat iuE- and
wishes for his good luck Everybody
called him Charlie" and NE Tammany Hall
politicians on he street corners greeted him
plra-dutlN. When Ne got home another
crowd Of people were waiting for him
Last night several hundred small boys
carrying Nj lii hugrap'' marched around
Inc district They met another crowd of
boys CARRYING pictures OF "i~~y Cohen, hr
TgmmauN candida" for Assembly in de
Ate" and ther" was a clash The Adler boys
routed the Oi hers
Nauv conservative Demo, rats predict
that Adler will defeat Goldroglc They OK
Assembly district. where friends uf Sena-
tor John + Ahcaru are declaring that they
will vot" against Goldfoglo.
For many years In IN" Legislature Adler
and Ah"aru were close friends They in
: rnduccd each others bills in the two
branches and were otherwise ON mtimat.
terms
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