Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

New Brunswick Press:
In William r. Drake, DR.. Frank
Crowther and DR.. e. e. Haines, the
republicans present as their candi-
dates for the assembly men whose
standing is high in their respective
communities, possessed of the ability
and purpose to represent the county
and state at Trenton i'll a manner
sure 10 reflect credit upon them in
dividually and the party whose prin-
ciples they uphold.
Elizabeth Journal:
There is nothing in the political
situation in Union county that indi-
Gates other than a splendid victory
for the republicans at the polls on
November 7. Yet there is danger
in our confidence. Some persons,
because of their confidence that their
party ticket Will win think it Gus
them from doing their full duty. The
neglect of such to go to the polls and
use their best %endeavors for their
party's success sometimes is the
cause of defeat. 1t is the duty of
every republican to work for the
success of the candidates of the party
until the polls are closed, and not to
forget to vote himself. This will
insure for Union county the election
Of the full republican ticket by an
overwhelming majority.
Trenton Times:
The Master Builders Association
of New Jersey intends to seek from
the next Legislature a law requiring
builders to be licensed in order to
keep out of the ranks of master
builders incompetent and irresponsi-
Bile men. Lawyers, doctors, teach
ers, military officers, pilots, dentists,
druggists, veterinarians, architects
and public accountants must now be
eNmained before being commission
ID or licensed, and attempts have
been made to secure examining
boards for health officers, BARRIERS
and u~ndertakers, while the automo-
bilists and builders will be called
uponto run the gauntlet next winter.
This licensing business is being bad
ly %ovcrdone. Maybe the bootblacks
will next be calling for protection
from the state against competition.
Camden Courier:
That the remark of a drunken
maj in a saloon as to the standing of
AlC 1IClilOn Iibol III odlC DCDOolA
Company should cause a run upon
that institution shows a lack of con-
iidence upon the part of the deposit
ors, as well as a willingness to be-
lieve lying rumor without investiga-
ton, that is somewhat singular. The
incident proves many depositors have
a latent suspicion of the security of
their deposits at the time they make
thnta o1N1 n rA thnrnfnrn n VaN VIC nfn-
pared to make a run for their money
at the first animation OF a question
as to the soundness OF the deposit
tory. In the Trenton case the run
was by small depositors and it was
promptly satisfied and the staunch-
ness of the company plainly demon
stratad. The drunken man respon-
sible for the run may not have been
responsible for what he said in his
b~efuddled condition. but he should
be sought out and pilloried in some
way so as to deter other d%runkards
from making similar trouble. The
Trenton company before the close of
the run had its assets swollen to one
million dollars over and above lab
~ilities. which testimony to it's solidity
was furnished by its directors.
New Brunswick Times:
The anne of the men who are
back of the new theatre scheme for
New Brunswick give absolute assur-
ance of its success. They are all
h~ustlers, all men who have energy,
the experience and the financial abil-
ity TO carry out the enterprise OF Civ
ing New Brunswick in up-to-date
theatre All success to Messrs. Lit
terst, Viehmann and Voorhees,. May
the New Brunswick Opera House
Company reap public praise and big
dividends But we must not get in
the habit 81 calling the building the
opera house. New Brunswick Is too
m1clnlip-fnsdatc fnr-that