Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1910-10-29

Kean and Stokes? Wherein do the rela-
tion to the special interests of such
leaders differ from the relations to the
same interests of such Democratic lead
ers as Smith, Nugent and Davis?" Answ-
cr.-''I refer to the men you name. They
differ from the others i'll this, that they
are in control of the government of the
State while the others are not and can
not be if the present Democratic ticket
is elected
Question l6.-'-I (Record), join you in
condemning the Republican Board of
Guardians. | have been fighting them
for years and shall continue to fight
them. Will you join me in denouncing
the Democratic over-lords as parties
to the same political system? If not,
why not?" Answer-"Certaintly | will
join you or anyone else in denouncing
and fighting any and every one, of either
party who attempts such outrages
against the government and public
morality.
Vivian NJ Lewis, the Republican can
didate for Governor, cannot complain
that the Republicans of the State who
are capable of making political speeches
have not rallied to his support. On the
contrary, they have done so to man,
and at the Headquarters of the Repub-
lican State Committee it was stated
that the Speakers Committee had
wealth of good material. 1t is hardly
necessary to suggest to those acquaint-
ed with New Jersey politics that the
I bright particular stars as speakers III
the Republican party are such men as
John W. Griggs, Edward c. Stokes, Ed
mund Wilson, Governor Fort and Frank
lin Murphy. Thomas J. Hillery, the
former Senator from Morris County, is
another attractive speaker. John d.
Prince. Senator from Passaic County. is
in much demand this year. Senator
Prince, who is linguist, not only makes
a good speech in English. but can carry
IN Italian, Polish or Slav audience.
Former Assemblyman Frank Fess, of
Camden, is also one of the more vigorous
If the younger speakers. There is con-
siderable demand throughout the State
for the services as speaker of William
p. Martin, the Essex County candidate
for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor. Mr.. Martin has not yet appeared
in the campaign, but it is expected that
he will become very active later
Charles Hansel. the expert engineer
employed by the State Board Of Asses
sors to supervise the work of revaluing
all the railroad property in New Jersey
for taxation purposes, reports to Cover
nor Fort that he will without doubt be
able to deliver complete and final re-
port on the investigation to the Legis-
lature during the winter. 1T has been
said many times since the revaluation
work was authorized April lst last that
| would not be able to complete it with
in year." said Mr.. Hansel to report
er, but | am able to say now that
before the next Legislature session ends
the law makers will have complete re
cord of the work authorized by them. |
have eighty seven men working under
me at present, nearly all of whom are
engaged in field work. BY the middle
of November / will have completed a
survey of every mile of railroad prop
erty in the State" Mr.. Hansel added
that at the completion of the revalua
tion work he expected to be able TO
turn back to the State treasury some
Of the 100000 appropriated for the job
by the Legislature.