The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
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William Mungle, Regular Republican
candidate: Il much prefer to let the
question rest with the people. How
ever, II gossip counts, the Republican
candidates for Board OF Works at cleo
ton will be o'connell and Mungle. a
combination which will be hard to beat
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Thomas f. Halpin, Regular Demo-
cratic candidate: Il can see nothing Il
victory in sight. In the first place. we
are entitled to a second term In view
OF the record Commissioner Lambert
ana lnyseif made as minority members
Oh the Board OF works. we were lnde-
pehueit IN all actlons ana stoou ny
the people at all times on every ques-
eion' our seiectIon tomorrow VIII iiean
our reeiection' Tor the cluzens OF this
srea. CIT kno" what minority repre-
sensation means 70 'themH
1eofse "a Lambert, Regular Demo-
cratic candidate: what 40 tnink OF
the chance OF COMMISSIONS Ha'pih
ana ihyseIl9 why, very good inoeeo'
we served the city Tor n past TWO
years In a manner which drought
credit TO the Democratic party and the
CITIZENS who helped elect US, and not
S foN~ 49, ~
present night, but others have joined
our FORCES. Just watch the result
William P. Gregory, Harrigan Asso-
citation candidate: If the enthusiasm
displayed throughout the city by the
voters during our campaign counts MIR.
Seller, my running-mate, and yours
truly will surely have the most votes
for the Democratic nomination for
Board of Works when they are counted
tomorrow night
Frederick e.. Seller, William Harri-
gan Association candidate: 1T APP
pears to me as though we have won the
battle at this stage of the game, and
| don't see how we can lose. The peo-
pie want independent men, and l guess
nv positton is clear in that respect,
and my colleague. Mr.. Gregory. Is Just
the right man for the right place. OF
course it's a conclusion that a
nomination is to election. for
the citizens If this great community.
regardless of politics. demand a minor
ity representat,on."
Curtis r.. Burnett. Progressive Re-
publican League Candidate: 1T APP
pears evident that the entire ticket
pla iced before the citizens of this city
dnu county tOII1OITOW ny liz IiOSICS-
sive Republican League will win. out.
The people are eager for another
change and will make the most of the
opportunity tomorrow"
Asher Lambert, Progressive Republi-
can League Candidate: II have been
away most of the time and hardly know
what The political situation is just now
l am not a politician. but now that /
am in the race l am going to fight for
the nomination, and / am sure that
with such a fine fellow as Curtis r.
Burnett as a running-mate we will
capture the most votes. 1t rests with
the people"
Colonel Austen Colgate. who is the
man the Progressive Republicans are
fighting tooth n nail to make chair
man of the next County Republican
Committee. Is with the Governor help
ing celebrate the discovery of the Hud-
son, SO his statement could not be OBJ
talned either on his outlook for the
place he wants or on the statement is
sued by State Republican Chairman
Franklin Murphy.
Major Lentz was II town, and ready
to say what he thought of the pub
LEGATION from the former Governor.
When asked his opinion of Il, he said.
"Ex-Governor Murphy's contribution
to the political literature of this cam
paign Is about as pretty a dose of
s~ugar-coated poison as a political doc
tor ever prescribed. He must have
considered the condition ~ his natient
Dalrvmple. desperate. To mako s,,ch a
dia gnosis of bis case
..The assistance comes ra her late
considering Mr.. Murnhy's great inter
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