The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06

rndsrse Roosevelt ana Preserve the Tartm.
He Urges Jersey Voters.

United States Senator John Y. Dryden
made a last appeal 10 the voters Of Essex
county. y. j.. yesterday, 10 vote for the
legislative candidates of the Republican
party. in order hat men fsvorable To his
reelection to the Senate he returned 10
Trenton.
MIR. Dryden MADE thur appeal a personal
one, a though il was written on the station
cry of the Senate Committee on Enrolled
Bills, Of which he is chairman. The sigma
ture at the DOT Of the appeal was in the
Senator's own handwriting. The appeal
was as follows:
Earnest Ia nay conviction that this. con-
cissly stated. is the vital question confronting
US in this campaign. / am taking this means
OF urgently appealing for your active and
valuable assistance Ia behalf Of the Republic
can ticket. Upon the success Of the Republi-
can party depends the preservation OF our
protective tariff system. IN which every indi-
vidual and business interest and every one Of
the 7OO. 600 wage earners OF this state and the
welfare Of the nation At large are deeply and
vitality concerned.
Regardless Of any local difference Of
opinion, the appeaLtben goe on. the voter
should not be Alloeed 20 Overlook the one
important fact that the Endorsement OF
4 lNEANthA EOD-t VIII Ala ~ KINrrI ~
Of the tariff are involved in the election OF
Republican Senators and Representatives
IN Congress.
a vote for the independent ticket means
a vote for the Democratic ticket the
sppeal declares, AN a vote for the Demo-
cratic ticket means a vote against Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his policy.
1t IL needless the appeal concludes.
to say that ] shall, OF course, personally
deeIly appreciate any assistance you may
be able TO render IN behalf OF the Repubh-
can Assembly candidates., who are in
structed by the county convention TO vote
for my election to the United States Senate.
But in doing 80 / shall feel that Republican
success y paramount TO any personal con-
sideration.s
PATERSON. v. j.. Nov. She Repub-
Leans to-day practically gave up all hope
Of elect ing Wood Mckee State Senator
for another term. Mckee has heretofore
been a Dryden man. Evidently the pros
pe1ive Republican ~Assemblymen cannot
be oorralled for Dryden, al leas1 before
election day. and consequently none Of
the Senator's money n to be used for the
election expenses In this city or other voting
plaos throughout the country.
One close TO the Dryden headquarters
said yesterday that the Senator'S first term
cost him $4,000 for election and ether ex-
penses IN Passalc county, and that this
second term would have TO be secured
without that county's aid. II possible.
When the Republican As=embiymen were
approached in regard 10 a vote for Dryden
n they were elected they refused TO max
known their policy a. to the SenaIorship
before election.
The campaign here j. one Of the most
nlAed up afi6lrs ever held in the county
nearly every man on beth tickets conduct
ing an individual anvas IL II estimated
that nN one-half Of the ballots to be cast
viii be straight tickets. HInchlife. the
fire and food M4yDT- will WIN from NNho 50
by more than 1000. regardless Of the faC
hat be u a Representative Of the brewers
and Will e~ndeaVog TO make changes in the
Bishops law. Slater IRep.h for County
Clerk, viii win easily over Beardmore
DEM, while Burke rep, for Congress
vii beat Hughes. a Hearst Democrat.
by 1900 or more. The Republican As
sernblymen will be elected. while the on
test for the ShrieyBIty and Register Of
Deeds will ne close.