Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-15
LEWIS STILL A
PROGRESSIVE AND
PLEDGES REFORMS
Repeats His Attacks on COrrup-
ton of All Kinds in Speech
at Trenton.
PROMISES TO RESPECT
ALL PUBLIC OPINION
Other Speakers in Candidates
Party Defend Payne.Aldrich
Tariff and q. @. P.
fFrom a staff Correspondent.

From a STAFF Correspondent.l
TRENTON, Oct. 15.-Vivian NJ
Lewis, the Republican candidate fol
governor, made his first speech to &
mass-meeting in South Jersey in thi'
city last night. The address, in poin
of fact. was almost wholly a reproduc'
tion of his Hoboken speech, when ht
opened his campaign.
Taylor Opera House was comfortably
filed with an audience which. IL sym
pathetic, did mot vociferously make
their sympathy manifest. The meeting
which Woodrow Wilson addressed II
the same place on October Q was larger
and much more enthusiastic.
Next TO MIR. Lewis. Congressman
Wood was the principal speaker, the
Others being county Republican candi-
oates. Mr.. Wood uniformly confines
himself to the dead issue known as The
Wilson tariff law, and does much spe-
cial pleading for his return to Con
gress. Beyond declaring himself toi
Ex-Governor stokes for United states
senator, Mr.. Leavitt, the Republican
an' 81. tu+orastino DC h.
eN,I 49, - .tr,oL o,,t ~
- 800 80 IL ala bovvaver
at Hightstown directly m~isrepresent
a. naaaa.atia aanatdota for ooyarnor
- iaa,giaa ah-aI1anaa 70 aehate the
go aaaaon aa.aditaa 20.
80 pa1.a - LanL -, his
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Wood is Criticised.
He was severely criticized by leading
Republicans in the campaign party fol
making this bad break. as well as fol
his yident lack of knowledge, and he
probably will not put his foot in il
again in this vay. although his impul.
siveness NAV lead him astray again.
Mr.. Lewis and his party left Tren.
ION at q o'clock YESTERDAY morning
Accom him as backstops were:
Motor Vehicle Commissioner j. b. X
smith Co,,ntv Clerk George r.. Rob-
Rims surrogate Samuel H. Bullock, ex-
surrogate John M. Cornell, Labor In
anactor Iamss II Tallon. David Kurtz
Gbar,as w Matber and George Adams
the three candidates for the Assembly,
FostiIas.ei nc 49,.
afer Ho"aiu 70 Ia
10 cohipIe'e ~ =,
awahe $500,
nave lahen ~ -" 1890
oiieso - e.. g., +ho pro.
AL fiopeWen' 'Ho ms Ssop'
gresslVe opihions seen1 - ~
panoed over hish. 90 :,
grown the day peloIe' 4 sou -.
the ne hau nodo
speeches. hao peeh ue,ioia.o -,
sidered, and' IL eiec.eu' ne "ouiu e"ii'
them -.
lie would ne salu' .espeeu Il"
slider all Wen aaViseo pupiIe opl4
whether IL originated Win Deniooia
or republicans becoming more a M.
more aggressive anu
Lewis cut ioose upoh Nolups 80 :.
thair nracticas than ba would corrua
ton in private business. with SUI
increasing emphasis he c
bosses and bossism n promised u
listen to the people and not to the ap
peals of the representatives or sell
seeking corporations or politicians.
o,..,,on. A.Iea.
;,
Mr. Lewis saio 'nat IL ahypouy II
the auolehce Wisheo 10 assn MN an
questions as 10 now ne s.oou on ma.
tiers OF PUBIC poliey ne mouiu "ns"e
them tneh anu .here' NJ q'esion
We're asked.
esponol TO d Call LOT hiin' sen
ator Briggs saiu ne was not a. canoi
date Tor ONCE. anu as .ne meeting wa
TO give canuiua.es an opp'I
tunity TO De hearo ne oiuh wan. :
tread on any OIL their toes. Soniioe,
tally he SAID. ne ulunt .nink IN
judgment OIL the people ol Meroe
County neeueu 10 De suiueu OF a
rected by anyoooy' lhey wou!u Tan
care OF themselves ana wouio com
u rignt. as they always hau' IN po
litical campaigns he went oh 10 ue
fend the tarlH.
More Tariff Talk.
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oeha.oi D.iees "n -
state neeoeu u eieot - 81,
erhor anu uMe psopi1 49,
Inc country neeoeu repooion wi
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