The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
KRAEMER'S HOT
OPENING OF
CAMPAIGN
1continued from First Paee.)

80 y - - n ---
been a<rniraole. Thus you can see that
Mr.. Colby wasn't sincere or that he
must be a political trickster.a
II believe hat the Regulars, by al
lowing Colby four of his Assemblymen
on the ticket, bought him body and
soul. You know oil and water don't
mix. and they can't mix on election
day.. Some n is walking around with
a knife in his hand, and don't you FOR
getsit. Mr.. Fort in a recent speech said
that he hasn't seen anything dishonest
i about the Republican party in twelve
wears. But when we consider what the
Hahn investigating committee brought
out in four months and believe they
were not dishonest I'd like to know
where dishonesty begins.
s'Take the case of MI. Riker. who re-
ceives $1,000 a year for a half hours work
a week, Isn't that dishonest? You all
know that our State officials, instead OF
depositing the States money In banks,
where it would draw interest, placed 1t In
hanks In which they were stockholders,
and where 1t did not draw interest.
take the Railway Reformatory. WHY
the conditions found there were the most
immortal existing in this free country
Isn't these examples sufficient to show that
The KpDuDllCdn II dIlN 10 q PdAAJ VI eAOAN
"The Governor sitting in his chair today
at Trenton is nothing more than a repre-
sentative of the financial interests. He Is
doing all In his power to keep on the right
side. so that when his term expires ne
will be the representative of the Fidelity
Trust Company, Prudential insurance
COMPANY. or the Public Service Corpora
tion. This is the end of the rope they are
cljnaing to, but they'll find that the pin
Al, - - and that f11nUfH hl
where Mayor Howarth, the Would-De
Mayor, stood a year ago.
The speaker then told of the Colby As
semblymen enacting the Bishops bill, and
said that some of the same ones were now
promising to go down and have 1t killed,
''They claim they are for a liberal Sun
dsv. but let me ask you If hat jibes. !
say they are trfcksters. bunco steerers. or
that MI. Fort is a liar. We have kept
every pledge we made a year age We re-
diced your taxes from '$1.b to $1.69, and II
Won send us back again we'll reduce the
taxes below $3.50, and possibly $40. That
will be because well get the bundle of
money that the railroads have been steal
ing while the Republicans were in power
"There was no graft while the Demo-
Gratis were In office< | defy anybody to
point ha finger at any Of the men you
elected a year ago. | say that our trial of
twelve months is not enough to fight
against the Republican robbery of twelve
wears Give us another twelve months
and there will be no more Republican
party, for the people are sick of them.
I'VE stand for the peoples rights and
the peoples liberty, and are in favor OF
giving them a fret half day on Sunday to
enjoy it any way they please. We don't
want any Bishops law that will curb us
we are a l~aw-abiding community. ! know
1t will be brought about and feel that be-
fore many days Mr.. Katzenbach, being a
Geiman-American. will come out and make
II understood. Let him come to the Third
Ward with me and he'll find out what the
people want. ] believe. my friends. that
by an aggressive fight, and through the in
telligence OF the voters we'll carry not
only the county but the entire State.
I'VE haven't got a magnetic Jake Hauss-
ling with us this time; we haven't got the
Governor to be with us day and night,
and you see Il is left to our Assembly
candidates and myself to fight and we
ask your support. Let us see that the
flag Of Democracy win float over the State
capitol the same as it did years ago by
making it ny from our City Hal. We are
doing God work by saving the people
from the corporations which are crush
ine davn the w~oVkingrnan every day.
Wills II may be true thar me Democrats
are not all angels. but II we've got 20
choose let US choose the lesser evil Of the
two, and see II the new broom doesn't
sweep clean"