The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-03
RAYMOND IGNORES
!. rBATECHALLENGE
Of ANTI-SALO
Assistant Prosecutor Regards
Burke as a Persistent
Agitat0r.
HE is ARRAIGNED ON
NUMBER OF COUNTS
"State Superintendent" Makes
Charge That Senatorial Can
didate Represents Breweries.

dIdafe ReDreSentS RreWerIeS.
\ challenge was given TO-DAY tn
Assistant Prosecutor Thomas L. Ray
mond to debate with j. Frank Burke,
State superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League on the excise question.
Burke's invitation to an exchange OF
words is dismissed by Judge Raymond
in this reply:
have received letter from
Mr. Burke challenging me to pub
lie debate ON various SUBJECTS.
40 nor Ah"" TINS ee""e"'a" pe's""
my - '"' '"
,.a., 80 -. ,.,..as 60, To-
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i,r,x emp,oyed.
1 learn that he was expelled from
the floor by unanimous vote of the
House of Assembly two years ago.
l have no quarrel with this gen.
tleman, do not wish to meet him.
and certainly will not debate any
thing with him.
Mr. R,lrke states that he will argue
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interest," Oh tiie brewers anu .iiae nc u
taking a position nostlle TO the united
church forces of the county and State
He says:
"It is recognized. that the excise oues-
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SENATOR you nave taken certain posi-
i ton on this problem, which, for the
interest of the public veal, should be
known to all men. If that position l..
right and RECEIVES the approval of the
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III d positioll where you can eneeasor
TO see that these views are embodled
into law
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ms ae s eE..els-' ,;s ,.eeeS oi"oe'~
people against their protest six dass
OF the week and the seventh day, ais''.
IL they can get measure enacted
which will abrogate the present pr,
lection the State now affords to the
American Sabbath.
! IL seems TO US that you should have
the greatest opportunity to state on
WHAT nypothesls you propose 10 grant
the prlnciple OF majority rule to vote
saloons IN, put to deny its operation To
vote them out
lou sho'lla De privileged Defore the
eiSest auulehces IN Essex county Ia
| p p'"in eiea'iS no" Sou iaNor ihaJor-
| - iule "lieh tue HldJorlty are 10"
ii1else' anu are against majority rule
mlleie 'he majority are aghins.
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4uiN ~, anu elearly before the peo-
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~ -. - .eiit "nu pay dil expenses lor
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to baya ~ 49, ~ euu''i,s' -, eaVn speaker
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all incidanta1 ooaI;ti. "a. ''''" anu " IN
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st.. s'ee 70 iiiaIlitaih on tnese occa-
! sas MI burke the Following
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ao.,4l, l iocai optloh Dill as pre-
~ 80, ~ !i' uiiIteu cnureh FORCES OF
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- ps'seu uPoi, 'iie SIlgie proposition
tH - 'Io peoi''e iioto Suiicleht capacity
W eoNei" tpeliisSi7es' ana lhat they
anu 'iieS alohe Shoulu nave the power
- ueteriiiiile as TO Whether licenses
siia,' a., pe issued among them' ana that
'ile majority Oh any community are
opposed TO the issuance Oh licenses they
slollld nave the power TO so determine.
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