The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-06

'consclencos Without dctattoA. ApptaNaa.E
q, NO'PJaDSss. -. ~ ~
Now, as have said before. and I will
repeat u there u no man in the State who
can honestly question it'll have no pledges,
! am under no obligations, except to do my
duty as l see IL. lApplausel
Another thing o want to be assured,
which 10 practically; involved In. what h
have already said, that interests that can
be anected 70 their benefit ny gQverpmental
eminent, 10 that instead OF it's being a
government Of the people, IL will be 9 gov
eminent OF a part OF the people. so Tar
as"in me Hes. there will betsnofe OF chaC
sort OF. thing n you entrust mep"With power0
INreat applause and cheering
We want to have a complete diyQrcS
OF business from politics, and / believe
hat the larger portion ~oH ON. business
men would welcome the day when there
will be no strikes from Albany and they
can play the role Of patriotic citizens apd
transact their business according to tho
law. Applause And II there gre others
who are not such whether they be Few
or many. / think We can say that they won't
get, what they are lookingtor,, lLaughteEI
Now, fellow citizens, I ask the support
of every one Of you, no matter what your
political beliefs.
IA Voice: you will get it'll
THE VITAL ISSUE.
We have an issue here which transcends
aH.the questions upon which wa may di1er>
We have got something here which clearly
seems to me to involve the very foundations
OF our Government. When, in a flame OF
passion. you once get a feeling existing
which ignores reason and dispaeslonate
discussion. how are you going to take ttI
Flame feeds fame. How can you get back
to that orderly and sober consideration Of
public questions which all the real friends
of progress want? Cannot we trust the
merits OF our cause? II you believe In
something that l do not believe in and you
think i is right, my friend, II II is right
! you will win. IApplause.l
Nothing can stop that which IA right II
you only preserve the judgment which can
betake what Ia right and distinguish It from
what Is wrong, and | appeal TO you. fellow
citizens, in every consideration OF the de-
mands for reform, In every consideration
of purity in politics, to abstain from every
thing which partakeso Of unlicensed %censure.
to get your thinking caps on and really
come down to an effort to ascertain what
ought to he done Iapplausel, and with a
desire to act in that way; believing that you
know l will act in that way, | ask you to
give me your support and let us settle once
for all that this ia a government OF sound
public opinion and not a government OF
insanity and appeal to the passions OF the
ignorant and the t~houghtless. Great APP
plause.l
OVATION FOR BRUCE. r
A great cheer greeted Lieut. Gov. NJ.
Linn Bruce, whom Mr.. Parsons introduced
after Mr.. Hughes. Mr.. Bruce began his
speech by saving that in this campaign
we were face to ace with a crisis (which
imperils not only the honor Of our own
Ststa hut ,ho sSonritv ana rrosperitv NJ
oUoVe' DuI Uhe security NV PiOSPei"S VI
'he ""O'o cou"'IS' ne ~u'
For wears a daring and reckless press has
been sowinG broadcast. morning and evening.
the seeds OF dls'rust ana OF dlsGon'en., ap-
pealns ~ passion anu 70 p1rJuI.e, Irin
LASS na.Iei. s'nimH w ene! " spnn
OF unres' tne natuIaI run OF whm1 = Ins
contest; having sown the vino. tney now
seek 70 roe INTO power upon me whirIwIn1s 8
There can be no. peutralty in such a CON
fict; no Indifference, nOavoidanoe of responsi7
hilty' The eyes Of the whole, Country are
upon us, and every citizen must do his full
duly. .
The success Of these re~volut onaTy forces
"ontd menace the very fouhoatIoh OF inc
social orfcr and throw business into confusion
rom one END Of the land 70 the other; fndeed'
their triumph IN the Empire Stats the COM
merclai. financial ana Manufacturing centre
OF the country would be a national calam't w.
He discussed the conduct OF the State
government and Haid that the money
Changers" had been driven from Albany.
Continuing, he said;
no M u EA2nnHA n n NH2 E0nA
didata FOR Covernsr the mar,,of tho bour.
the hest /, has the ona bs,ter aouInpad thar
any other 10 carry on the sbiendid work
that has been 80 gioTiOusly beeun! With
me ebectloh OF ChnrlesA r. hughes mere WI
~ cIsan onos, nrcvye S ~ ~
ment'
A, ooUoD.~, h, Iia,. -cov pr,oo
Of NJ uychas's narro .cbeec aCtar Chesr
would r,n tSTouOb the andisnce
LIE A HEAhsT NE"sPAP EN- TOLD
Mayer, VINO toiloWed
Mr' 5ruoe, IN Ine course OF mn ePeecn reau
a euiCVIIai LIoh NJ. SIs eMspTpet
"raUaS A. 1890
Genar, ~ nDan,;on DDth 'ho aas ill.,
ton had zone 70 E,,rone and had ste Vel
tbere WITH the ret1iner OF the Deonie in
his nocket"
Said Mr.. MAYER: -.
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tnnitv 70 Lnnw the raai ruth ~ svch tbinsS
I would moi bacanss wsre I, no, that 7 han.
nensd m he IL one man o. this earth beshTeL
the candidate for Govqr1or that knyws. the
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