The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-28
Amazing Revelations Of Con. greSsionaI Record as to His
 Record on Certain La Dor Measures,
MISREPRESENTATION SHOWN
No Record Even That He Voted for the Meat Inspection Bill--Did, However,
 Vote Against the
 Farmers.
Especial 10 thc Jourpol-Courier.l

a l Washington. T. C, oct, 27--A copy the Labor pamphlet which the Connecticut republican gubernatorial andidate, George l.. Lilley, through Is campaign managers. Is spreading roadcast through that state has just ', cached this city and a glance at it nd q research of the Congressional .ecord show 1t to he filled with amaz- Ing misrepresentations It Is beyond | ny doubt deliberate and desperate | Hort tp deceive the labor vote of the ate and stands as a deadly proof or le candidates unreliability. Men ere who are watching with the keen st interest the progress of the cam aign in their native state, are amazed
 the reckless disregard for the truth isplayed by the Lllley managers.
 The pamphlet contains on its title age picture of Lilley and above it
 bis type are the words Lahors riend.' It then goes on to recite rtain legislation which Blley Is all ged to have voted for, The abso- tc truth of the matter Is that the Ipngressional Record (and this Rec. d does not lie) reveals the fact that Hey did not vote for much of the Y gislstlon he claims he did.
 i If the voters of Connecticut are de- -ous of the unvarnished truth re- riding this pamphlet they will find tl in the following revelations of the ! Congressional Record
 First--It is claimed Mir Filley voted r the employers liability bin and ir a law making common carriers N Lhle for accidents to their employees gagged in interstate commerce. M.These are one and tae same bill 1ere are no two measures
 Real Truth.-Page 4,4SS of the
 Congressional Record. 59th congress, st session shows that bIlley was AZ corded as not voting when the | j. was called on that bill.
 M Second The Congressional Record
 es show that Llley voted for the
 ilrosd Rate bill
 ifThird-It Is claimed Lilley voted , the meat inspection bill
 The Real Truth-The ConEresslona Nscord SHOWS that that measure was ttT amendment to the Agricultural ap fhpriatton bill There was no rol l3 l on the bill so Lilev cannot provt pft he voted either for or against thr s3at inspection provision There va. gI vote on any separate amendmen A,ert the seed distribution amend Int in the interest of the farmers
 that amendment Mir Lilley voter Eth those who opposed the amend mt.
 -ourth--Tt is claimed Lilley voter
 the Model Child Labor law for tn ,f'trict of Columbia.
 i, The Real Truth--The Congressiona lfs ,ord records Lilley as mot voting. IsFifth-It Is claimed that Lilley vote, ls the law limiting the hours of laho Nil employees engaged in railroad trail Irice and of railway telegraphers,
 -'he Real Truth--The Congressione leord shows that that bill was pass AHFebruary 2S 1907. It records Lii q as not voting.
 xth-I is claimed Lilley voted for A which provided compensation fo sS orers and mechanics who may h
 Erred In the service of the govern ltfat and made provision for thei sYlilies in the event of their bein
 -sd in the course of their employ FIs,t
 st-he Real Truth.--'rhe Compression kWaecord shows that bill was passe i[l 1s. 1908 but tnere was no ro ,& and Mir. Iilley cannot prove tha lwToted either for or against the bil ,'tesides the profound Inaccuracie s'aGilley's claims it is very signiican sief with his close relation to the bee f3,t. being wholesale dealer him FE he cannot prove by the Con lNttsonal Record that ho voted fo iaAmea inspection clause of the Az i'i2tural bill.
 ',{r Is also significant that he vote rb> nst the interests of the farmers i Iftgfrcc istribution-of-secd provision