The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-29
Corruption and Disgrace.

Corruption and Disgrace.
IF the public can be educated, and I
have no doubt that it can, so that it
will be deemed not only a crime, but a
lasting disgrace to be found handling
money corruptly for election purposes.
or to use it to secure the personal adj
vancement of men untitled for the
positions which they seek, we shall see
better things.
II have great faith in the American
people. In the last analysis the safety
of the republic rests Upon them. They
wish to do right, They are deceived at
times and tempted by the corrupt at
other times. If guided Alright the issue
is sure.
The power of the men who stand for
morality and for better things to direct
and mould public sentiment along
higher and better lines political is the
power which you gentlemen possess. 1t
is this power which I would appeal to
you to utilize in the interest of good
government in the State"
The CIcrgymen Present.
Among the ministers who accepted
Governor Forts invitation were:
Reformed Denomination-The Rev.
|. w. Gowen, Weehawken; the Rev.
Henry Ward, C~loster; the Rev. Corne-
Illus Brett, Mantolokin; the Rev. Will
lam e. Davis. Marlboro; the Rev. Gar
rett Wyckoff, Holmdel; the Rev. T. F.
Bayles, Freehold; the Rev. w. w.
Conner, Belleville; the Rev. A. Van
Chieler, Upper Montclair; the Rev. F.
B. Pullen, East Orange; the Rev. p.
T. Pockman, New Brunswick; the Rev.
Henry Lockwood, East Milestone; the
Rev. ]. Van Noun, Passaic: the Rev.
w. S. Cramer. Somerville; the Rev. I.
Sporting, South Branch; the Rev. J. o.
Boyles, Freehold; the Rev. F. K. Hage-
nan Newark.
Jewish Church-Rabbi Solomon Fos-
ter, Newark; Rabbi Nathan Stern,
Trenton; Rabbi Julius Silberfeld, New
ark.
Baptist Church-The Rev. S. Bower,
Matawan; the Rev. e. E. Furrier, Pas
sale; the Rev. w. E. Foote, Freehold;
the Rev. J. F. Irwin, South Amboy; the
Rev. w. +. Johnson, Long Branch; the
Rev. w. E. Mattesson, Rec Bank; the
Rev. M. V. McDuffie, Asbury Park; the
Rev. F. w. Overhiser, South River; the
Rev. H. S. Potter, Bloomfield; the Rev.
L.. Reddin, Haddon Heights; the Rev.
F. A. Smith, Haddonfield; the Rev. A.
H. Sutphen, New Monmouth; the Rev.
E. Thompson, Ardena; the Rev. E. I.
Tomlinson, the Rev. A. c. Young,
Lakewood; the Rev. Henry Cross. Red
Bank; the Rev. E. d. DeWolf. Newark;
the Rev. Ernest A, Boom, Mechanics
vile.
Catholic Church-The Rev. Joseph
Epuper, New Brunswick; the Rev.
Gregory Moran. P~lcasantville; the Rev.
j. McCloskey, Atlantic City; the Rev.
Thomas B. Healy. Lakewood; the Rev.
J. c.. McFarlain, Jersey City; the Rev.
w. It. Mclaughlin, Union Hill; the
Rev. J. J. Preston, Weehawken.
Methodist Episcopal Denomination
The Rev. w. T. Abbott, Asbury Park;
the Rev. S. Applegate, Asbury Park;
the Rev. r. B. Brock. Lambertville; the
Rev. L. Chamberlain, Midtown; the
Rev. j.. c. r. Corliss, Silverton; the
Rev. M. T. Dugan, Farmingdale; the
Rev. w. Ackeriey, Lakewood; the Rev
j. Garrison. Little Silver; the Rev. e
Clifford, Mechanicsville: the Rev. A, J
Gregory, M~anasquan; the Rev. G. T
Hillman, Ocean Port; the Rev. G. E
Hanson, Moorestown; the Rev. T
Huss, Highlands; the Rev. A. L.. Inard
Keyport; the Rev. d. Johnson, Free
hold; the Rev. J. B. Kulp, Bradle,
Beach; the Rev. w. II. Ludlow. Cam
den; the Rev. j.. r. Mason, Millville
the Rev. C.. S. Miller, South Amboy
the Rev. NJ. Owens. Ocean Grove; tn
Rev. w. Reeves. Asbury Park; tn
Rev. S. Sargent. Clayton; the Rev, ]
f.. Shaw. Collin gswood; the Rev. H. r
Sloan, South River; the REV. D. Y
Stephens, Island Heights; the Rev, J
3. Within. Navesink: the Rev, I. B
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